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TEN-MAN BEES CAN’T HOLD ON

TEN-MAN BEES

By Andy Mitchell

SHEER BLISS: Nathan Blissett pulls a goal back for Solihull Moors
PICTURES: Garry Griffithsß
SOLIHULL MOORS boss Tim Flowers was baffled by a return of one point against ten-man Barnet – but he knew exactly what had gone wrong.
The Bees seemed set for the perfect smash-and-grab through opportunist strikes by Wesley Fonguck and Shaquile Coulthirst early in each half.
Solihull recovered from a flat first 20 minutes to dominate and then had a man advantage when midfielder Ashley Charles got booked twice in five minutes midway through the second half.
Nathan B...

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