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Fan - Paul Thomas

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NAME:Paul Thomas
LOCATION:Neath
E-MAIL ADDRESS:dp.thomas@ntlworld.com
AGE:30
JOB:Admin - COuncil
SWANS FAN?Yes
IF NOT, WHO SUPPORTED:
HOW LONG A FAN OF CLUB:25 Years
FIRST GAME:Swans 2-2 Luton 1981
BEST MOMENT:Being in my back garden being told we'd beaten Preston 3-1, James Thomas' goal against Hull
WORST MOMENT:Losing at West Brom in the play offs, losing at home to Exeter Easter 2003, Losing to Northampton at Wembley
JACKARMY.NET MEMBER?Yes
HOW OFTEN VISITING SITE:More Than Once A Day
FAVOURITE PLAYER:Lee Trundle / Brad Meylett
WHAT WOULD YOU CHANGE ABOUT SWANSEA CITY?Get the club shop up to professional standard
ANYTHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO ADD TO THE SITE?Historical audio clipe eg the Swansea sound commentary of the Hull game last year
5 WORDS TO SUM UP SWANSEA CITY?Its all that matters

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