When and why did you join the Swans Trust Board?
I was asked whether I would be interested in joining the Trust Board this season. It did not take long to decide. Having followed and supported Swansea City for many years, I felt it was an opportunity to give something back and help support the fans and the wider community. I wanted to contribute to the continued success and development of the Trust and the club.
What is your role at the Trust?
I hope to assist on heritage-related projects. Having seen first-hand the importance of preserving and celebrating the club’s history, I would like to help ensure that the stories, achievements and traditions of Swansea City are protected and shared with future generations of supporters.
What are your views on the future and how will you support that?
Since the club became fan-owned in part and supporter representation has increased, we have seen great progress.
The journey to Premier League football demonstrated what can be achieved through ambition, community spirit and strong leadership.
Going forward, it is important that the club retains its identity and heritage while continuing to develop on and off the pitch. I hope to support this by helping to strengthen links with supporters, promoting the club’s heritage and assisting the Trust in representing the interests of fans.
Best Swans memory?
We’ve had some fantastic years recently. The playoffs final against Reading where we went into the premier league. The best game for me was against Hull when we won 4:2 and helped us stay in the league.
Looking back to where the club was and comparing it with where Swansea City reached, it has been a remarkable journey.
The club has given supporters memories that will stay with them forever.
