Paolo Di Canio
Team:
Swindon
DOB:
09 Jul 1968 (Age 43)
Birthplace:
Rome (Italy)
Previous Teams (Player):
Lazio, Ternana, Juventus, Napoli, Milan, Celtic, Sheff Wed, West Ham, Charlton, Lazio, Cisco Roma
Promotions:
None
Relegations:
None 
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Paolo di Canio’s Swindon sealed promotion on Saturday, despite losing at Gillingham, while Crewe moved into the top seven.
Swindon’s recent success has been based on a tight back line and Henry Milward expects more of the same at Aldershot on Tuesday.
Swindon were made to wait for promotion despite seeing off Plymouth on Saturday, while Shrewsbury moved up to second spot.
Mike Holden is backing Burton Albion to grind out a narrow win when they face Crawley at the Pirelli Stadium on Saturday.
Swindon moved another step closer to the title after beating second-placed Torquay at the County Ground on Tuesday night.
Paul Benson was Swindon’s hero once more as he struck the leaders’ winner in a narrow defeat of Cheltenham on Saturday.
Oxford secured another gritty victory over rivals Swindon on Saturday, but Paolo di Canio’s men are still top of the pile.
Swindon have a score to settle with Oxford and Mike Holden expects them to do the business in Saturday's early kick-off.
Hereford were dealt a painful blow on Tuesday as they twice surrendered a two-goal lead to lose in dramatic fashion at Gillingham.
Despite off-field concerns Port Vale continue to close on the play-off places after a narrow win at Northampton on Saturday.
Swindon climbed to the top in midweek and Mike Holden reckons it will be business as usual when Accrington visit on Saturday.
Swindon now lead the way after another victory on Tuesday night, while Northampton also claimed a vital win.
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