Swifts were the talk of Scottish football last weekend after thumping Elgin City in round two
Jeanfield Swifts manager Robbie Holden has ambitions to continue rewriting records after guiding his heroes into round three of the Scottish Cup for the first time.
Now the daring to dream Perth club will seek to continue a special journey after being handed an away tie against Clyde – also of League Two – in the third round.“It was no fluke and genuinely could’ve been seven or eight. “Then you will look back on days like Saturday and understand what it really means. If we can keep rewriting records, we’ll be in a good place.”
“We didn’t. We kept playing and maybe could’ve got another one or two. That was how relentless it was in attack.Celebrations for players, management, committee members and fans went long into the night.
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