Jack Mag 2 is here . . . Due to the success of Swansea City's first Jack Magazine, we've kept the ball rolling as promised

But Jack Mag 2 is no ordinary magazine. While there's plenty of football talk, we've tried to go behind the scenes and offer you the chance to see the side of the club and the players that are usually hidden away.

In this quarter's feature-packed edition, we have stepped into the private lives of Jordi Gomez and Andrea Orlandi whose long-term partners just happen to be sisters. As well as the two midfielders, we talk to Laura and Berta Fabregat about 'their boys' and life away from their Spanish homeland.

Garry Monk and Leon Britton go all Starsky and Hutch on us as they test drive the same Ford Grand Torino that featured so prominently on our TV screens back in the 70's.

Swans chairman Huw Jenkins talks openly about life with Roberto Martinez at the helm, the football credit crunch and the club's long-term future.

Mark Gower goes under the spotlight as the fans pose the questions to the midfielder, while we join the squad and five lucky fans as they board their own chartered plane to take on Norwich at Carrow Road.

We go through the keyhole of the home of super fan Gwyn Rees to discover his amazing 'Swans Shrine', while we also go behind the scenes at the Liberty Stadium to show you exactly what happens on a matchday.

Jason Scotland is reunited with the mum who gave birth after watching the striker score his second goal against Wolves, while we take a Liberty Stadium tour with a luck group of French students.

Swans boss Roberto Martinez doesn't escape as we bring you two great pictures of El Gaffer and his long-term partner Beth Thompson who spills the beans - or Nutella! - on life at home.

Matchday MC and all-round entertainer, Kevin Johns, looks at the relationship between Swansea Sound and the Swans - and how they brought Swans skipper Garry Monk and his broadcasting partner Lexy together.

We discover why one secret group of Swans fans have commissioned artist David Kayall to produce an unique portrait of Roberto; and why the Swans are officially one of the rapidly rising clubs in the country.

We've also got features on the Youth set-up, the Vice-Presidents, director Steve Penny, Jordi Cruyff, Welsh derby action pictures, 1912 Foundation, Swans clothing and Football in the Community.

There are plenty of nostalgia pages to keep the 'young at heart' happy, while Supporters Director Huw Cooze selects his 'Perfect Swans XI'

The magazine, which is priced at £4, is currently available NOW from the Liberty Stadium club shop.

It will also be available via the media shop on the official website www.swanssuperstore.co.uk and all good local newsagents from next week.

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