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- ↑ GARLAND, IAN. DAVIES, GARETH (2021). SONS OF CAMBRIA : the who's who of welsh international football players - vol 1. [S.l.]: ST DAVID'S PRESS. ISBN 1-902719-79-4. OCLC 1288137270.
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