ADVER Sport's Tom Bassam hands out his ratings from Swindon Town's 2-1 defeat to Colchester United.
Tyrell Belford
A couple of uneasy takes and several poor attempts to find his teammates with long balls made for an afternoon to forget for the recalled stopper. 5
Raphael Branco
Exposed on a regular basis by Harriott and his confidence on the ball took a dip as a result. 4
Jordan Williams
His one-on-one defending is excellent, but he gets caught under high balls too often. 6
Jordan Turnbull
The defender who won player of the season last term looks to have been replaced by a man half a yard slower who cannot pass to a teammate. 4
Henrik Ojamaa
Gets in good positions and can beat his man, but looks unwilling to drive at the byline and his crosses do not find their targets often enough. 5
Yaser Kasim
Going forward this was the Iraqi's best performance for a while, as he added purpose to his pretty play. His substitution was baffling. 7
Drissa Traore
When he plays like did in the first half it is more obvious why he was released by Notts County. Improved a tad after the break. 6
Louis Thompson
When he gets back to full fitness he will be a huge asset to this side, even at 75 per cent he offers plenty in determination and clever passing. 7
Fabien Robert
Another player surprisingly withdrawn. Worked hard at wing-back and looked bright when moved inside. 7
Nicky Ajose
Getting into better positions now, but is definitely still off the pace. Should have scored from Balmy's cross with 15 minutes to go. 5
Wes Thomas
Missed one glaring chance before taking the second. Left soon after clutching his hamstring, it would be a shame for Town to lose their only striker in a semblance of form. 7
Sub
Jermaine Hylton (on for Thomas, 27)
Thurst into the action early the striker coped okay, he is way short of confidence as was evident by his sloppy passing. 5
James Brophy (on for Kasim, 61)
Very quiet and looked nervous when getting into the U's box. 5
Jeremy Balmy (on for Robert, 75)
Almost created a goal with his first involvement, showed some nice touches. 6
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