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Flowers still hungry for success after Stratford appointment

TIM FLOWERS says he can’t wait to get started after sealing a return to management at Stratford Town.
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Boss Flowers is back in bloom with Bards
By David Lawrence

FLOWERS POWER: Former England goalkeeper Tim Flowers has taken over at Stratford Town
PICTURE: Steve Wood

TIM FLOWERS says he can’t wait to get started after sealing a return to management at Stratford Town.
And although his CV includes guiding Solihull Moors to second in the National League, winning the Premier League with Blackburn Rovers and making his England debut against Brazil, the 54-year-old former goalkeeper insists he is just as excited about his latest challenge, starting with a Warwickshire derby with Nuneaton Boroug...

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