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FREEVIEW: AMBITION THE KEY FOR AOB

Posted on: Tue 07 Jul 2009

New signing Alan O'Brien admitted the ambition of the Club played a big part in persuading him a move to Wiltshire was the right one.

The Republic of Ireland International winger put pen to paper on a move to Swindon on Tuesday afternoon after spending the past two seasons with Scottish Premier League outfit Hibernian.

Speaking to the club's online TV service, STFC World, he also spoke about the role Town boss Danny Wilson played in the move.

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