Dwight Gayle went on to become a Premier League star after writing his own chapter in the club’s history books during a memorable spell at Bishop’s Stortford, writes Neal Harrington. The striker scored an impressive 42 goals in 55 appearances as he bagged the most competitive goals by a Blues player in a single season. He then played for Dagenham & Redbridge, Peterborough United, Crystal Palace, Newcastle United, West Bromwich Albion and current club Stoke City. Yet his heroics for Stortford during the 2011-12 campaign proved crucial in defining his lengthy career. Gayle, now 34, arrived at St…
