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India trip just part of Dagnall’s journey

By Joe Leavey
CHRIS IS HAVING A BLAST AT BURY

EXPERIENCE: Bury’s Chris Dagnall and, left, playing for Kerala Blasters
PICTURE: PA Images

THEY say an Indian summer is the period in life where one rediscovers the joys of youth but for Bury striker Chris Dagnall, it has a more literal meaning.
Dagn all spent a glorious three months in 2015 playing in front of 65,000 fans in the Indian Super League for Kerala Blasters, rubbing shoulders with some world stars.
But for Liverpool- born Dagnall, nothing – not even the mass adulation he enjoyed during his time in Kerala – com...

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