The 24-year-old returns to the County Ground on a one-year contract, having played two games last season for Town whilst on an emergency loan.
Wollacott feels his familiarity with the club made the decision to rejoin an easy one.
He told the club website: “I’m much more at ease now. It’s something I’ve been thinking about for a while now and it’s definitely the right decision for me.
“The gaffer is ambitious and the most important bit is when you have a manager that believes in your ability, it take the pressure off you a little bit.”
The 24-year-old returns to the County Ground on a one-year contract, having played two games last season for Town whilst on an emergency loan.
Wollacott feels his familiarity with the club made the decision to rejoin an easy one.
He told the club website: “I’m much more at ease now. It’s something I’ve been thinking about for a while now and it’s definitely the right decision for me.
“The gaffer is ambitious and the most important bit is when you have a manager that believes in your ability, it take the pressure off you a little bit.”
With any deals today looking incredibly unlikely at this point, we will be left with one more day of potential carnage at SN1. I wouldn’t have it any other way.
Ahead of deadline day, I’ve penned this piece on the state of play and Flynn’s wishes for any last-minute business.
Ahead of Saturday’s trip to the Eco-Power Stadium, Swindon Town have posted highlights of a memorable victory away to Doncaster in 2015 – and a first win (away win?) in that infamous purple third kit.
The general consensus ahead of tomorrow is that Town need one or two more.
While it doesn’t sound like they’re particularly close, it is quite nice to see Swindon in what you might call an “advanced position” in terms of their squad. It feels like it’s been a while since the club went into deadline day not panicking and desperately trying to scramble around for three or four more players.
Hopefully, there will be a couple of nice early deals and we can all enjoy any chaos elsewhere.
