Non-League Paper

IF IT AIN’T BROKE… DON’T FIX IT!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 October 2018

SOLIHULL MOORS – CHARTING THEIR RISE FROM THE ABYSS…

By ALEX NAREY

ON THE UP: Solihull Moors have surprised many this season as they sit fifth in the National League
PICTURE: Ian Morsman

Whisper it very quietly, but surely there has been no greater resurgence in English football than that of Solihull Moors over the last year?
Bottom of the National League at Christmas, Moors were odds-on to continue the age-old tradition of a club being relegated if they resided at the foot of the pile. A miserable start to the league campaign had seen Moors, then managed by Liam Mac- ...

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