The Tim Sherwood effect has been immediate after Swindon lifted themselves out of the relegation zone with a rousing home victory.
The fact that the league table now even shows the Robins above arch-rivals Oxford United probably won't be lost on the Town's new Director of Football - but as Tesco used to preach: 'every little helps'.
New Swindon Town Director of Football Tim Sherwood watched the game from the Arkell's stand with chairman Lee Power
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Different approach
Clearly more direct than in recent games, Swindon took their chances against what was a poor Charlton side, who even had former Swindon striker and last seaon's top scorer Nicky Ajose up front.
But a combination of a brilliant midfield, led by Yaser Kasim, and a stout back four meant Town easily kept him quiet to guarantee a clean sheet.
Swindon's three goals started with a deflected effort just before half-time from Murray, followed by a decisive finish from Jones just after the break - with Goddard wrapping up an excellent move with five minutes to go.
All bizarrely watched by the entire management team at QPR, who Sherwood was recently linked to as manager.
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"It's an a real honour to be part of what we're trying to build here," said Head Coach Luke Williams after the final whistle.
"We're all learning from Tim [Sherwood] and I think the performance showed that."
