Non-League Paper

MOORS ON THE BACK FOOT IN FA PROBE!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 August 2017

By Andy Mitchell

OPEN FOR BUSINESS AGAIN: Solihull Moors’ Damson Park was closed for the first fixture of the season, but is now set to host Barrow on Tuesday night
PICTURE: Action Images

EXCLUSIVE
SOLIHULL Moors director Simon Hawker has refuted Mike Turl’s status as the club’s chief executive and suggestions of a takeover involving current Oxford United owner Darryl Eales.
The double rebuttal comes at the end of a challenging week for the Moors that at least ended well after stadium licensing authority Solihull Council’s Safety Action Group (SAG) gave the go ahe...

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