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Interim Quinn lands return

Popular coach James Quinn is back to save Solihull Moors’ season – and he’s got the long-suffering supporters on his side.
Interim Quinn

By Jon Couch

POPULAR coach James Quinn is back to save Solihull Moors’ season – and he’s got the long-suffering supporters on his side.
Quinn, 50, has returned to Damson Park after 18 months away to take interim charge of the National League strugglers following the departure of manager Matt Taylor.
Moors parted ways with Taylor after Tuesday night’s 1-0 home defeat to managerless Yeovil Town left them rooted to the foot of the table with just three points from a possible 21.
Quinn was lured back to the West Midlands by chairman Darryl Eales this week having played an integral part of the c...

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