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Former Arsenal ace Ian Selley is Gunner great for Dial Square

ARSENAL protest club Dial Square have achieved another milestone – by luring a club favourite to turn out for them.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 October 2021

PREMIER CLASS: Ian Selley in action for Arsenal and Dial Square
PICTURE: Alamy

ARSENAL protest club Dial Square have achieved another milestone – by luring a club favourite to turn out for them.
The team, who play at Step 9 in the Guildford & Woking Alliance League, have completed the signing of 47-year-old midfielder Ian Selley, who made 42 appearances for the Gunners in a five-year spell from 1992.
Dial Square were founded in January 2020 by fans disillusioned with the direction of the club under the ownership of Stan Kroenke.
Now Selley, the former Woking man who has recently stepp...

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