Non-League Paper

THERE’S MOOR TO COME YET!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2017

By Andy Mitchell

MINDSET: Mark Yates and assistant Tim Flowers, inset
PICTURE: Action Images

MARK Yates has no intention of allowing relegation to blemish his CV despite the odds being stacked against his new Solihull Moors side.
The former Crawley Town, Cheltenham Town and Kidderminster Harriers boss became Moors’ third permanent manager of the season on Wednesday after taking over from Richard Money, who walked out after just 26 days in charge.
Moors sit six points off safety in the National League with bookies quoting odds as short as 33-1 ON for the west Midlands side to go ...

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