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Dyer’s so proud of Shrimpers resilience

Southend United boss Kieron Dyer was prouder than ever following the Shrimpers’ victory over AFC Fylde at Roots Hall.

By Jason Creasey

SOUTHEND UTD 3
Oldaker 2, Colclough 16, Goodliffe 51

AFC FYLDE 1
Goodliffe (og) 13

RYAN HIGH: Southend’s Ryan Colclough celebrates scoring their second
PICTURE: Focus Images

Southend United boss Kieron Dyer was prouder than ever following the Shrimpers’ victory over AFC Fylde at Roots Hall.
The third-placed Shrimpers had taken just one point from their last two games but surged back to winning ways in fine fashion thanks to goals from Darren Oldaker, Ryan Colclough and Ben Goodliffe, who netted at both ends.
And Dyer was delighted with the display which came despite a...

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