Non-League Paper

LIAM’S ANGST AT MOORS’ ISSUES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 August 2017

SOLIHULL MOORS boss Liam McDonald has expressed his disappointment after a last-minute postponement meant his side’s National League start has been forced to wait.
Moors were scheduled to host Chester yesterday but safety issues to Moors’ Damson Park ground prevented the opening-day clash from taking place.
McDonald said: “Like everybody involved, I am bitterly disappointed to have our season-opener cancelled and share the frustration of all supporters.
“The club were only made aware of this issue by Solihull Council at 7.30pm Thursday night before postponement was e...

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