Julian Alsop (born May 28, 1973, Nuneaton) is an English professional footballer. A tall, strong striker, Alsop first came to prominence with Bristol Rovers before joining Swansea City in 1998 for £30,000 immediately following a loan deal. He signed for Cheltenham Town from Swansea and was less than prolific in his first season, but his 2nd year with the club proved to be a revelation. His partnership with Tony Naylor led to Alsop scoring 26 goals, including the second goal as Cheltenham beat Rushden and Diamonds 3-1 in the Division 3 play-off final. His third and final season with the club was beset by injuries and he left Cheltenham for Oxford United at the end of 2002-03. Alsop was sacked by Oxford after an incident involving a youth team player, half a bottle of gin, a garden gnome, a small hand held power drill and a banana, and was banned from football for 6 months.[1] When the
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