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Reds saying it with Flowers

Redditch United manager Tim Flowers says he has no axe to grind after being shown the door at arch-rivals Bromsgrove Sporting at the end of last season.
Reds saying

By David Lawrence

KEEPING IT REAL: Tim Flowers has played down the rivalry between his Redditch United and previous club Bromsgrove Sporting
PICTURE: Alamy

NEW Redditch United manager Tim Flowers says he has no axe to grind after being shown the door at arch-rivals Bromsgrove Sporting at the end of last season.
The former Blackburn Rovers and England goalkeeper was booted out of the Southern League Premier Central side despite steering them to safety.
Now he is at the helm of old foes Redditch, replacing Matt Clarke who stepped down due to an ongoing court case, as reported previously i...

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