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Marine are delving into new waters

After being robbed of a chance to claim a second quick-fire promotion in 2020, Swindon Supermarine have dusted themselves down and are seeking to right a few wrongs.
Marine are

By Hugo Varley

AFTER being robbed of a chance to claim a second quick-fire promotion in 2020, Swindon Supermarine have dusted themselves down and are seeking to right a few wrongs.
Two years ago, Marine fancied their chances of making it two promotions in three years as they battled it out near the summit of Southern League Premier South before Covid stopped life in its tracks.
The pause in play dealt a particularly harsh blow to the Wiltshire club who had just begun a seemingly momentous upturn after shuttling between Step 3 and 4 for most of their recent history.
“When things ended in Ma...

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