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    Re: Hearing phil dwyer has passed away.

    Very sad news. Nobody was more Cardiff City than him. Deepest condolences to his family and friends. RIP Joe

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    Re: Hearing phil dwyer has passed away.

    Quote Originally Posted by Mario Miethig View Post
    Very sad news. Nobody was more Cardiff City than him. Deepest condolences to his family and friends. RIP Joe
    Cardiff through and through.
    As a child he lived above the greengrocers on Penarth Road and went to St. Patrick’s school before moving on to Fitzalen at 11.
    Playtime at St.Pats was always football, usually with a tennis ball. At 8 or 9 years of age he was already a better player than anybody else, although often played in goal. Similarly playing on Saturday mornings in the schools league. I think it fair to say that as he got older his focus was very much on football than schoolwork. At 16 I started training with the City Youth on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Coronation Park. He was just a month younger than me but by that time he was already signed as a full time apprentice. Always enthusiastic, always determined, often crazy��

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