This Saturday 16^th February the Swindon Wildcats are playing the Romford Raiders at the Link Centre.

I have arranged a great price for the Junior Robins, it's just £3.00 for adults and £1.50 for children for that match. Although it is pay on the night I do need to know how many of us will be going, so please let me know if you are interested. The game starts at 5pm. If you have never been to an Ice Hockey game this is a great opportunity to try it at a great price. Please call or email me if you would like more details.

Our next game at The County Ground is against Walsall on the 23rd February. We will be having a Penalty Shoot-Out at half-time. So I need six Junior Robins to play against six Junior Saddlers. Please let me know if you are interested. If you have already had a go at this before, please let some others have a go this time. If the rain does follow - then we may have to rearrange this event.

I have also booked up for us to have our own Meet The Players evening. This will be at 6.30pm on Monday 18^th March. This will be in the Supporters Club Legends Lounge at The County Ground, and it is for all Junior Robins, friends and families. This is your opportunity to meet the players, ask them questions, have your pictures taken with them, and get their autographs. If you have not had the chance to do something with the Junior Robins yet, this will be a great time to join in!

We then have the trip to Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday 22nd March. At the moment I do have places available, but please book soon, as they will soon go. The coach will be leaving The County Ground at 10.00am. The cost for this trip is £15 for Junior Robins, and £20 for non Junior Robins and adults. This price includes the coach there and back, and getting into the game. So it is a fantastic deal. I can only book people on once I have received the payment.

I have also booked up for a Tour around Stamford Bridge, and a trip on the London Eye for April. There will be more details of this to follow. Contact me on the numbers below if you are interested in any of these.

In the Northampton programme I asked how many other clubs play at their own County Ground. As far as I'm aware we are the club that currently play at a County Ground, but if you know of any please let me know. As you know Cheltenham are also called the Robins. How many other league clubs are also called Robins?

Until next time!

Sharon Franklin