It's local derby time again.

Bristol Rovers come to the County Ground for a game which is going to draw another big crowd.

Every Swindon fan will be feeling a bit hungover from last weekend’s Wembley experience.

The defeat by Chesterfield was deflating to say the least. However time to move on, and concentrate on what really matters and that's promotion out of League Two.

Games against Rovers are always a bit tasty. Somehow the rivalry doesn't seem as strong as it is against the other Bristol club.

Even so it's not good to lose to one of your nearest and not-quite-so dearest.

My memories of these matches go back to the old Eastville ground.

You know the one, it is now a furniture superstore just off the M32. A huge stadium used also for greyhounds and speedway.

It was one of those pitches which seemed to be miles away from the terracing, but still had a pretty good atmosphere.

We'll need that atmosphere on our own ground this Saturday.

Results seem to have gone Swindon's way even though Town haven't played a league game in a while.

The lead at the top of the table remains intact.

We've arrived at the time of the season when strong mental attitude is vital. Nobody knows how the loss against the Spireites will affect Swindon until today at 3pm.

As fans we have to get over that disappointment quickly, and make sure we play our part in getting the team over the line. If ever supporters need to support, its now.

Twelve months ago we were enduring a miserable end to the campaign.

This time round it promises to be an enjoyable summer, reflecting on a fantastic season.

The run-in starts now. Don't keep calm, shout your head off.