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IS IT ANOTHER YEAR OF THE UNDERDOG?

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 March 2019

Moors boss still inspired by shock Premier triumph

By Jon Couch

SAY IT WITH FLOWERS: Tim Flowers with the Premiership trophy and at Solihull Moors, inset
PICTURE: PA Images

TIM FLOWERS admits he draws inspiration from his Blackburn Rovers glory days as he aims to steer Solihull Moors to a shock title success.
The Moors boss was part of Kenny Dalglish’s unfashionable Rovers side which stunned English football by breaking Manchester United’s dominance of the early 1990s to win the 1994-95 Premiership title. Any notion that the year of the underdog would never return was soon...

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