Step 4

Liam back part of Mac’s attack

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 June 2024

TALENTED forward Callum Coyle has been reacquainted with former boss Liam McDonald at Stourbridge.
Coyle has a wealth of experience at Step 3 after winning promotion under McDonald with Rushall Olympic in 2022-23.
The former Solihull Moors academy starlet enjoyed a number of loan spells with the likes of Nuneaton Borough, Hednesford, Redditch and Stafford Rangers before joining the latter at the start of the 2020/21 season.
McDonald then lured Coyle to Rushall Olympic and he played a pivotal part of the side that reached back-to-back play-offs, ultimately winning promotion.
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