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All work and a bit of play is making Syers a happy boy

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 July 2017

By Chris Dunlavy
ACCOUNTANCY? Or professional football? For most people, the choice would be pretty simple.
Yet 12 months after abandoning childhood dreams for a life of tax codes, invoices and end-ofterm assessments, Darlington’s Dave Syers couldn’t be happier.
“Working full-time, doing exams, training and playing, having a wife and young daughter – it’s been full on,” admits the former Bradford City, Scunthorpe and Rochdale midfielder.
“Certainly compared to full-time football, when you’re on the couch by midafternoon!
“But it’s ...

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