It's time for another Crawley Town watch party, and this time we're up against a familiar face in Will Wright as we take on Swindon Town in the Carabao Cup. Our opponents, Swindon Town, are well-known to us from our battles in League Two, but this match promises a different kind of challenge. Swindon Town, or the "Robins" as they’re affectionately known, have a long and storied history in English football. Founded back in 1879, the club has had its ups and downs, from winning the League Cup in 1969 against Arsenal to enduring spells in both the top and lower tiers of the football league system. Despite their recent history in the lower leagues, Swindon Town has proven time and again that they can rise to the occasion. They’ve had their moments of glory, including a brief spell in the Premier League during the 1993-94 season under the management of Glenn Hoddle. Although they were relegated that season, it was a significant achievement for the club. As for the Carabao Cup, it's a competition that has seen its fair share of memorable moments and dramatic upsets. While it might not carry the same prestige as the FA Cup or the Premier League title, it still offers clubs like ours a chance to make headlines and compete for silverware. The competition is known for its unpredictability, with lower-league teams often taking the opportclubs, especially when those clubs field weakened sides. Thank you for attending and COYR!

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Hey Crawley Town Crew! We've got Gillingham Football Club on the horizon, and, well, let's say they've had their share of challenges. Founded in 1893 as New Brompton Football Club, they trudged through the Southern League before landing in the Football League in 1920. The late '80s teased them with promotion hopes, and between 2000 and 2005, they briefly tasted life in the second tier, hitting their highest finish at eleventh place in 2002–03. Originally donning black and white stripes, they opted for cool blue shirts in the '30s, with the club crest showcasing the iconic white horse of Kent. Their stomping ground, Priestfield Stadium, once echoed with cheers for 30,000 fans. These days, it's a bit cozier so to speak. Championship glory? Well, they've clinched it twice in the fourth tier – in the 1963–64 and 2012–13 seasons, under managers Freddie Cox and Martin Allen. Now, with Boxing Day around the corner, we're gearing up for a clash with the "poor Gillingham." It's more than a match; it's a football journey waiting to unfold. Get ready, Crawley Town, let's make this Boxing Day encounter one to remember. Thank you and COYR!