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FLOWERS EXTENDS HIS DEAL TO BUILD MOORS

FLOWERS EXTENDS

By David Richardson

EASY DECISION: Tim Flowers

HANDING Tim Flowers and his management team new three-year deals was one of the easiest decisions Solihull Moors have had to make, says chairman Darryl Eales.
Flowers, assistant Gary Whild and first team coach James Quinn have committed their futures to the club until June 2022.
Moors finished second in the National League last season, their highest ever position, reached the FA Cup second round and advanced to the quarter finals of the FA Trophy under the stewardship of the former England goalkeeper.
“I’m sure everyone connected...

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