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Demar Phillips
NameDemar Phillips
Birth date14 September 1983
Birth placePort Antonio, Jamaica
Height1.78 m
PositionLeft back / Winger
Youthclubs1Port Antonio FC
Years12002–2006
Clubs1Harbour View F.C.
Years22006–2011
Clubs2AFC Bournemouth
Nationalyears12004–2013
Nationalteam1Jamaica

Demar Phillips (born 14 September 1983) is a Jamaican former professional footballer who played primarily as a left back and as a winger. He spent the bulk of his club career with Harbour View F.C. and had spells in English Football League and Scottish Premier League clubs, while representing Jamaica at multiple editions of the CONCACAF Gold Cup and other international competitions.

Early life and youth career

Phillips was born in Port Antonio on the island of Jamaica and developed through local youth setups including Port Antonio FC and community teams in St. Mary Parish. As a teenager he featured in parish- and island-wide competitions that also produced players who later joined clubs such as Arnett Gardens F.C., Boys' Town F.C., Birmingham City F.C. (as trialists), and Nottingham Forest F.C. in youth tournaments. He progressed into the youth and development pathway of Harbour View F.C., a club associated with producing internationals who have moved to English Football League and Scottish football sides.

Club career

Phillips began his senior career at Harbour View F.C. where he won domestic honours in the Red Stripe Premier League and featured in CFU Club Championship campaigns alongside teammates who later played for Gillingham F.C., Sheffield United F.C., and Luton Town F.C.. His performances attracted attention from European clubs and he signed for Swansea City A.F.C. on loan before securing a move to Walsall F.C. trial setups and eventually transferring to AFC Bournemouth in England, joining the cohort of Caribbean players who moved to the Football League One and Football League Two systems. While in the English Football League, he played matches against clubs including Bolton Wanderers F.C. in cup ties, Charlton Athletic F.C., Gillingham F.C., Port Vale F.C., and Southend United F.C..

Following his time in England, Phillips transferred to St Mirren F.C. in the Scottish Premier League where he appeared in league fixtures versus Celtic F.C., Rangers F.C., Hearts (Heart of Midlothian F.C.), and Hibernian F.C.. He later returned to Harbour View F.C. and also played in regional competitions involving clubs such as Central FC and Trinidad and Tobago national football team opposition. Throughout his club career he faced opponents from across CONCACAF and UEFA competitions and shared squads with players who had connections to MLS and Liga MX.

International career

Phillips made his senior debut for the Jamaica national team in 2004 and earned caps in World Cup qualifying campaigns against CONCACAF sides like United States, Mexico, and Costa Rica. He played at several CONCACAF Gold Cup tournaments where Jamaica faced teams such as Honduras, Panama, Trinidad and Tobago, and Haiti. Phillips also represented Jamaica in international friendlies and regional fixtures versus opponents like Canada, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Cuba. His international career included appearances alongside Jamaican internationals who featured in Premier League and Major League Soccer clubs.

Style of play

As a left-sided defender and attacker Phillips combined attributes common to players who have transitioned between wing and full back roles, showing crossing ability and pace used to challenge full-backs from clubs such as Everton F.C., Liverpool F.C., and Manchester United F.C. in regional friendlies. Coaches compared his role adaptability to other Caribbean full-backs who moved to English Football League and Scottish Premier League teams, while commentators noted contributions similar to those of wide players deployed by Swansea City A.F.C., Wigan Athletic F.C., and Stoke City F.C. in counter-attacking phases and set-piece routines.

Personal life

Phillips grew up in Port Antonio and maintained ties to community projects in St. Mary Parish and neighborhood academies that have links to Harbour View F.C. and parish football initiatives. He has been part of outreach efforts alongside former Jamaican internationals who have engaged with organizations connected to CONCACAF development programs and Caribbean youth tournaments. Outside football, he has been associated with former teammates who played in English Football League and Major League Soccer.

Career statistics

Club - Harbour View F.C.: Appearances and goals in domestic league and regional competitions across multiple seasons, including CFU Club Championship and CONCACAF fixtures against clubs from Costa Rica, Honduras, and Panama.

International - Jamaica national team: Caps earned between 2004 and 2013, including appearances in World Cup qualifying matches and CONCACAF Gold Cup tournaments against nations such as United States, Mexico, Honduras, Panama, and Trinidad and Tobago.

Category:Jamaican footballers Category:Harbour View F.C. players Category:Jamaica international footballers