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Jamey’s found Church solace

Jamey Osborne revealed his surprise move to Alvechurch was all about joining ‘the right people’ after being frozen out at Solihull Moors.

By Andy Mitchell

NEW START: Jamey Osborne has left Solihull Moors after eight years to join Alvechurch, below
PICTURE: Alamy

PICTURE: Ian Macvie

Jamey Osborne revealed his surprise move to Alvechurch was all about joining ‘the right people’ after being frozen out at Solihull Moors.
Revered as one of Non-League’s most gifted playmakers, Osborne cemented legendary status across the best part of a decade with the Moors either side of a stint in the EFL with Grimsby Town.
He led Moors out at Wembley twice in eight days in 2024, notching a virtuoso goal with a trademark dribble and effortle...

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