When and why did you join the Swans Trust Board?
I joined Swansea City Supporters’ Trust Board in August 2025 because I care about the club and what it stands for. Football has always been a big part of my life. Some of my best memories are of going to games with my grandfather who was originally from Swansea and that’s where my love for the club really began. Supporting Swansea City has been the glue to make my connection to the team stronger and worthwhile. I wanted to join the Trust to represent younger fans and make sure their voices are heard, especially those who support the club from outside Swansea but still feel that deep connection. Being part of the Trust is a chance to give something back and help shape the future of a club that means a lot to me.
What is your role at the Trust?
I believe my role at the Trust will reflect both my passion for football and the experience I have gained on and off the pitch. Playing football for my local team and school has taught me the importance of teamwork and commitment, qualities I would really like to bring to the Board. I also manage my school team’s social media account and I would like to use that experience to help the Trust engage with younger fans in new ways. Whether it’s through events, outreach or digital platforms, I want to help build stronger connections with the next generation of supporters and make sure they feel part of the club’s future.
What are your views on the future and how will you support that?
I believe the future of Swansea City remains staying connected to it supporters and making sure everyone feels involved in the life of the club. As football changes, it’s important the club keeps its identity and continues to involve fans of all ages and backgrounds. I will try my best to help the Trust reach younger fans and contribute to projects that build communities and keep people engaged. With my experience of grassroots football and social media I think I could support initiatives such as a youth-led match day experience, or a fan-created social media campaign, or even a Trust-backed five-a-side tournament to bring younger supporters together. I am still learning and I am keen to support the club in a way that reflects its values and helps strengthen the connections between fans and the team.
