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Darryl: It’s a no from us at Moors

Chairman Darryl Eales has told fans that Solihull Moors “could not find any justification or attraction” for the new National League Cup.

Darryl:

By Andy Mitchell

CHAIRMAN Darryl Eales has told fans that Solihull Moors “could not find any justification or attraction” for the new National League Cup.
Moors are one of eight clubs to opt out of the inaugural competition that pits sides from Non-League’s top table against under-21 teams playing in Premier League 2, joining Barnet, York City, Eastleigh, Yeovil Town, Southend United, Hartlepool United and AFC Fylde.
Eales addressed the matter in his programme notes ahead of last weekend’s home match with Southend, stating that Solihull “always tries to be open minded and support new initi...

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