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Dyer’s gone a full circle

Football has taken Alex Dyer around the world, but the 32-year-old is delighted to bring his pearls of wisdom back to Wealdstone.
Dyer’s gone

By Sean Cole

POTTER’S TRUST: Wealdstone’s Alex Dyer was club captain when playing in Sweden under Graham Potter, inset

PICTURE: Alamy

FOOTBALL has taken Alex Dyer around the world, but the 32-year-old is delighted to bring his pearls of wisdom back to Wealdstone.
His first spell at the club started a decade earlier and relaunched his career after being released by Northampton Town as a teenager. Dropping into Non-League humbled him.
“When I look back now, I was arrogant. I thought I’d easily find another team,” admits Dyer. “It took me a while to adjust. Once I stopped feeling sorry ...

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