18. Gareth Phillips

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	18. Gareth Phillips
Date Of Birth:	18th August 1979
Height:	5'8"
Weight:	9'8
Signed:	9th July 1998
Previous Clubs:	None
Swans League Appearances:	61
Swans Cup Appearances:	6
Swans League Goals:	2
Swans Cup Goals:	0
Gareth Phillips scored the first goal of last season when he netted at Macclesfield. He was a regular in the side at the start of the season and earned himself a reputation as the Swans player most likely to get booked. He is a tough tackling midfielder and is a very useful addition to a 3rd division team. My guess is he will not be first choice at the start of the season but we will be likely to see Gaz feature heavily this season.

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