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Unorthodox, unassuming and a stark independent, Garvin Carvalho, speedy and alert on the lines of the football field, as he dashes up and down, is a quiet easy going official, one who speaks with a slight stutter.
Born December 12, 1993 in the once quiet parish of Trelawny, he is a young man with great ambitions of one day becoming a world-rated FIFA badged Assistant Referee.
A former outstanding student of Cedric Titus High School, Carvalho is the fifth child for his parents, Alanana Birthfield and Rickie Carvalho, and has a staggering eleven siblings.
One who loves going to the beach and the river, Carvalho says when he does not have a flag in his hand or a whistle in his mouth, as he is also capable of doing duties in the middle of the park, he enjoys hanging out with friends.
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He bears a striking resemblance to his late father, a main reason football has been a part of his DNA since birth and true to the skills and talent of his late dad this gifted footballer, named after one of the world’s great, is poised to go places with stardom not far off. He was given the name Leonardo Armando Fogarthy.
Now a student on the register at Northern Oklahoma College in the United States, where he earned a full scholarship, Fogarthy, described as a very private individual and born March 7, 1999 is a quiet aspiring footballer with the world at his feet.