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Our Phil: A City Studios special
Our Phil charts his journey from kicking a ball in the streets of Stockport, through the Academy age groups, to the first team and winning Premier Leagues and the Champions League with City as well as a haul of personal honours.
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Our Phil charts his journey from kicking a ball in the streets of Stockport, through the Academy age groups, to the first team and winning Premier Leagues and the Champions League with City as well as a haul of personal honours.
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:City Studios
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