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Solihull Moors project is “perfect” for new boss Neal Ardley

The 48-year-old former AFC Wimbledon and Notts County boss was confirmed as manager of the ambitious West Midlands side this week with Moors coach James Quinn named as his assistant.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 June 2021

By David Lawrence

NEAL Ardley has revealed he turned down the chance to manage in the Football League in favour of embarking on a project at Solihull Moors.
The 48-year-old former AFC Wimbledon and Notts County boss was confirmed as manager of the ambitious West Midlands side this week with Moors coach James Quinn named as his assistant.
“Solihull Moors want to grow and they want to do it quickly,” Ardley explained to The NLP. “I wanted a project so this really interested me from our very first meeting.”
“I knew the story of the club and how competitive they were. I sat down with Darryl (Ea...

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