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Flowers just can not stand it

Flowers just

By Jason Burns

LEVEL: Moors players flock to congratulate Jamey Osborne
PICTURE: Matt Bristow

TIM FLOWERS was not happy with what he saw from his Solihull Moors side in their draw at Crabble yesterday – even if he was spectating from the other side of the pitch! The Moors chief has not been watching from his usual position in the management dugout in recent weeks, opting to take a bird’s eye view instead.
“You can see a much better pattern from higher up and don’t tend to get involved in all the hullabaloo of the game on the sidelines.” he explained. &ldq...

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