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Southend United 0-0 Solihull Moors: Leggy Blues inch closer to securing top seven berth

Southend United boss Kevin Maher felt the Shrimpers looked flat during their stalemate with Solihull Moors at Roots Hall.
Southend United’s Harry Cardwell runs at the Solihull Moors defence

Play-off place in sight but Moors hold Shrimpers
By Jason Creasey

Southend United boss Kevin Maher felt the Shrimpers looked flat during their stalemate with Solihull Moors at Roots Hall.
A share of the spoils, coupled with FC Halifax Town also drawing, edged the Shrimpers closer to confirming their place in the end-of-season play-offs.
But Maher suggested Southend’s players – who still boast two games in hand over the chasing Shaymen – were not quite at their best during a drab goalless encounter.
“We felt a little bit flat for once, but we haven’t had that before, which is good when yo...

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