Dyer was a useful option off the bench back in the day. His pace and ability to beat a man on the break were a useful go-to option when searching for a goal or looking to stretch a game. But 33 caps? For a perma-crocked player, that’s quite a tally. He always had ability, but injuries took their toll and in reality, he was never the same player that first burst onto the scene with Ipswich and Newcastle.
