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RESOLUTE IRON FORCE WHING TO BE PATIENT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 August 2024

By James Smith

SOLIHULL MOORS 1

Stevenson 81

B RAINTREE TN 1
Lisbie 7
TIME is Solihull Moors’ biggest ally at this moment in time, says boss Andy Whing, as he looks for last-season’s play-off finalists to click into gear in this campaign.
Moors were again left frustrated in their fourth outing of the new term by newly-promoted Braintree, but had a point to show for their efforts after substitute Bradley Stevenson’s well-taken equaliser cancelled out a similarly-composed finish for Town hot-shot Kyrell Lisbie.
With just one league win to their name to date,...

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