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Just went past him at regent's circus, walking in front of the old college. Fascinating I know.

i saw him in Mackenzies on Sunday night.

You just can't keep a good man down.

Blimey has he not learnt yet...although no problem if he's just having a quiet drink

FFS, he's supposed to be a football coach, not a monk. Seems there's a lot of people who don't want him as a coach who are climbing on this as a moral bandwagon as an excuse to sack the bloke. Not excusing what he's done but as has been said elsewhere, I doubt people would be clamouring for Cox's contract to be torn up under the same circumstances. If you (not you p2p, people generally) genuinely think he should be sacked for bringing the club into disrepute fair enough (although you might like to consider the precedent it sets for players, managers etc in the future), but if you just want him sacked because you don't rate him, have the honesty to say so and don't hide behind this as a convenient excuse.

Yeah, but Adi does get himself into a bit of a state out on the Town, Paul?

Accident/incident waiting to happen. And still is.

TOWN first team coach Ady Williams will leave his post at the end of the season, the Swindon Advertiser can exclusively reveal.

In court earlier this month Williams admitted assaulting his former lover, and was ordered to do 60 hours’ community service and pay £60 costs.

Swindon chairman Andrew Fitton met with the 37-year-old last Tuesday to discuss his future, just hours before Williams took charge of the club’s reserve side.

And the Advertiser understands Fitton informed the former Town skipper that his position at the County Ground had become untenable because of the charges brought against him.

Town will release a statement within the next 48 hours announcing that Williams will remain in his role until the end of the current campaign, after which his time at the club will then come to a close.

Williams, who won 13 caps for Wales during a distinguished playing career, was advised to stay away from the club following the completion of the case, and did not take his place on the bench for Swindon’s two Easter fixtures against Brighton and Leyton Orient.

However, he was back on first team duties as Danny Wilson’s men secured a vital 1-1 draw at Carlisle on Saturday.

Williams’ departure ends a spell of almost three years at Town as both a player and coach, in which he was also caretaker manager on three occasions.

He was signed by then-manager Dennis Wise in the summer of 2006 and played a vital role in helping Town gain promotion from Coca Cola League Two at the first time of asking.

However, a serious knee injury meant he played no part in the 2007/08 campaign and announced his retirement a year ago, going on to take up a coaching position at the County Ground.