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Interview with Freestone, Alsop plus Phil Sumbler in the New Jack Swan. Issue #21.
Written by JackSwanTV on Tuesday, 12th Nov 2013 10:38

Jack Swan Magazine continues to grow and this issue is the largest yet, with more pages and more Swans content than ever before. Roger Freestone is the next in our list of top ten Jack B's. Few will argue that he doesnâ€™t deserve to be there and we have an interview with our greatest ever keeper and he has some great tales to tell.

Matty speaks with Julian Alsop, who has some real crazy stories to tell. We hear about his banana antics (or just a rumour) plus some other crazy stories, including his continual desire to drive on the motorway naked.

We have an interview with Mr Planet Swans himself, Phil Sumbler, who talks about his new book and all things Swans.

We also have all our usual, jokes by Spense, Picture Quiz, bits by Simon Robbins and Geraint Evans, plus a brilliant spoof interview from the home office, Swansea City's largest fanzine just got even BIGGER!!

Enjoy

http://issuu.com/jackswan/docs/issue_21

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