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NO MOVE YET FOR TIM

NO MOVE

By David Richardson

SAY IT WITH FLOWERS: Tim Flowers left Solihull Moors

TIM Flowers has not applied for the Chesterfield job nor has the club approached him, says company secretary Ashley Carson. The former England goalkeeper left Solihull Moors by mutual consent on Tuesday with the club ninth in the National League after taking them to second last season.
Speculation was rife that Flowers could be the man to take the Spireites hot seat on a permanent basis, but Carson has denied the possibility for now. “He has not applied for the job and I have certainly not approached him&rdquo...

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