National League

DYER HAS GONE FULL CIRCLE TO BLOSSOM

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 November 2020

By Jon Batham

EXPERIENCE: Alex Dyer

ALEX DYER admits he’s “grown up” since his last spell playing in Wealdstone colours.
The midfielder, who spent three seasons at Grosvenor Vale as a youngster, has returned to help Stones adjust to life in Non-League’s topflight.
In between, Dyer has been here, there and everywhere having spent six years playing in Sweden followed by a brief spell in Kuwait.
Now 30, Dyer’s experiences have made a man of him – one with a different perspective on life and football’s part in it.
“When I first came I was a you...

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