Cardiff have plenty of room for growth - Colwill
Cardiff City's Rubin Colwill says he has done everything to be fit for a new season in which the Bluebirds can continue to improve under Brian Barry-Murphy.
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"We know what we're good at, the areas and the things we can do that can hurt teams."
— Rubin Colwill , Athlete
"I feel good. I had a little bit of a niggly injury with my ankle, but luckily it was nothing serious."
— Rubin Colwill , Athlete
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Cardiff City's Rubin Colwill says he has done everything to be fit for a new season in which the Bluebirds can continue to improve under Brian Barry-Murphy.
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