Cardiff return to action on Saturday after the international break with a trip to Stockport County (15:00 BST), who sit ninth in the League One table.Lawlor has been enjoying widespread praise after his international debut in Astana, with Wales boss Craig Bellamy saying that he was “beyond impressed” by his performance.The Caerphilly-born player also produced a man-of-the-match debut for Wales in the 1-0 World Cup qualifying win in Kazakhstan to cap a memorable month for both club and country.”You just want to be playing senior football and then to do that with the club you’ve supported all your life and your own country is what dreams are made of, it’s incredible,” Lawlor said.The centre-back has even been linked with other clubs such as Borussia Dortmund and Tottenham Hotspur, but wants to remain grounded.”I’d like to think I’m quite modest, you prefer people saying nice things than not, so I’m enjoying it,” added Lawlor.”It’s nice to have a good network around you, but my family will have slight digs at me which I enjoy and it keeps you humble.”When you’re having a month like I’ve had, which has been really positive and people praising you all the time, it’s good to have the family and the support network around you to remind you first of all where you’ve come from and to keep your head down and keep working hard.”
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Cardiff City want to ‘annihilate’ League One – Dylan Lawlor
