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Rouslers reel in Tim

Chairman Rod Brown believes former England international Tim Flowers is of “the right pedigree” to help take push the new business model at Bromsgrove Sporting.
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CHAIRMAN Rod Brown believes former England international Tim Flowers is of “the right pedigree” to help take push the new business model at Bromsgrove Sporting.
Flowers, 56, has been drafted in by the Rouslers to help prevent their slide down the Southern Premier Central table, replacing axed Michael McGrath.
Sporting sacked player-boss Mc-Grath after just over 13 months in charge after their 3-0 home defeat by Leamington last Saturday.
McGrath helped the club avoid relegation last season but form has dipped in recent weeks with a run of just two wins from their last 15 league matches leavin...

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