Town’s latest recruit Kaiyne Woolery is relishing the prospect of making his debut for the club at The County Ground tomorrow.
The Reds splashed the cash to bring the talented frontman to Wiltshire last week, paying £350,000 to Wigan Athletic for his services.
Despite putting pen to paper on a three-year contract on Monday, a paperwork delay prevented Woolery from making his Town bow against Norwich City on Tuesday and he’s now looking forward to the prospect of being involved against Exeter City on Saturday (3pm Kick-Off).
“I can’t wait and I’m so excited,” he told swindontownfc.co.uk exclusively.
“I haven’t really had the best of pre-seasons and I haven’t had many minutes under my belt, so I can’t wait to get back out on the pitch.
“I’ve heard a lot of good things about the fans here so it will be good to finally show them what I can do.
“Exeter will be a tough test but if we want promotion this season then we need to beat these teams, so it is just another obstacle on the way to success.”
“I’ve heard a lot of good things about the fans here so it will be good to finally show them what I can do."
Woolery was a spectator as his new team-mates pushed a very strong Norwich side all the way in midweek, and he was impressed with what he saw from the Reds.
“It was a great effort from the boys,” he added.
“Norwich are a very good team, they’ve been in the Premier League and they will be up there this season.
“We showed great fight and we could have probably nicked it at the end or at least taken it to extra-time, so it showed how hard everyone is working and how much we all want to fight for each other.
“There is a good team spirit here.”
