Wray laments below-par players

Interim chairman Jeremy Wray felt a number of players were below-par in Swindon's Johnstone's Paint Trophy final defeat to Chesterfield.

Wray, whose controversial appointment of Paolo Di Canio as Robins manager in May last year has reaped huge rewards for the npower League Two table-toppers, felt the nature of the occasion may have got to a handful of members of the Swindon squad as the Spireites emerged 2-0 victors. "I think there are a few players, inevitably, who thought they didn't do themselves justice," he said. "They know they're better than that and they'll want to put on a show as soon as they can. "There are individuals, some of the top players, who absolutely revel on the top stage and perform every time. "It's strange that sometimes on a really big occasion in front of a big crowd some people do just freeze. "We had one or two out there who struggled to play their normal passing game and were just slightly off."