Bob Bradley: I want to understand Swansea City's "soul"

Bob Bradley is doing all he can to understand the "soul" of Swansea City as he bids to lead the club away from relegation danger.

The new Swans boss takes charge of his first home game when Watford visit the Liberty Stadium this weekend.

Bradley arrived in Wales a little over a fortnight ago having been chosen as the man to succeed Francesco Guidolin.

And though his primary focus has been on the football, Bradley has revealed how he is trying hard to get to grips with every aspect of his new club.

That starts at the training ground, where Bradley has made a big impact already thanks in no small part to his communication skills.

"Getting to know Fairwood is still the most important thing for me in many ways," Bradley tells this weekend's edition of Jack Magazine.

"As you meet the people there, you get a sense of the soul of the club.

"That is vital, as I think feeling the soul of a club is the number one thing that has to happen because that guides you every day in terms of the mission you're on.

"I feel good about that."

The 58-year-old talks about his long and distinguished coaching career, his first impressions of life in Swansea and his high hopes for his new team. 

As usual, Jack Magazine will be packed with entertaining and insightful content, with player interviews, historical features and glimpses of what goes on behind the scenes at Swansea City. 

In the latest issue, there is a message from club owners Stephen Kaplan and Jason Levien.

We speak to former Swans stars Owain Tudur Jones and Andy Leitch, and celebrate club legend Lee Trundle's 40th birthday.

There is also the story of Jonny Northeast, the head of sports science at the Swans.  

There is all the news from the club, plus we hear from skipper Leon Britton and chairman Huw Jenkins. 

And there is plenty more in this week's Jack Magazine, including news from the development squad, the academy and the ladies' team, as well as all you need to know about Walter Mazzarri's Watford. 

Issue five of the Premier League campaign is available for just £3 from around the Liberty, the club shop and online.