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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 July 2020

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Ex-Moors boss Tim ready to go again

By Chris Dunlavy

TIM FLOWERS has issued a ‘come-and get-me’ plea as he looks to repeat his Solihull Moors feat – but go one better.
The former England goalkeeper, a Premier League title-winner with Blackburn Rovers, has been out of management since his surprise departure from Moors in January.
Flowers had turned the Midlands club from strugglers to promotion contenders the previous season when they finished runners-up to Leyton Orient only to miss out in the play-offs.
The 53-year-old has had a break but, in an exclusive NLP interview...

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