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THERE’S MOOR TO COME, SAYS MCDONALD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 July 2017

By Maztt Badcock

LIAM McDonald says being tipped for the National League drop will inspire his Solihull Moors.
The Moors boss has been busy reshaping his squad with players on the club’s doorstep ahead of his first full season in charge. And he’s happy with the mix he has at his disposal.
“We’ve got a bigger squad and a stronger squad than last season,” McDonald said. “We’re all excited. Obviously if you go by the bookies we’re favourites for relegation. But that will drive us on.
“We know what our target is and I’ve got great b...

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