Get up-to-date with the latest at Solihull Moors, as we catch-up with the news from the last week.
THE NEWS FROM VITAL SOLIHULL MOORS:
Daly named in NLP’s Team of the Day:
Solihull Moors’ Liam Daly has been included in the Non-League Paper’s National League Team of the Day after Saturday’s 0-0 draw away at Dover Athletic.
McDonald delighted by Dover performance:
Solihull Moors manager Liam McDonald expressed his delight at his side’s performance against Dover Athletic last Saturday.
Solihull Moors announce the #BigCelebration:
Solihull Moors have announced that the National League fixture at home to Barrow on Saturday 25 March at the Automated Technology Group Stadium will mark the ‘Big Celebration’ – an event being driven by the club’s thriving community department.
Moors hope to have key man fit for Braintree:
Solihull Moors hoped to have Liam Daly fit for Saturday’s game at home to Braintree Town, boss Liam McDonald discussed the fixture in his weekly column.
Solihull move was a no-brainer for Sammons:
Midfielder Ashley Sammons has admitted making the move from Hednesford Town to Solihull Moors was a no-brainer and is thrilled to have the chance to play for his hometown club under manager Liam McDonald.
Moors Fight Back In Six-Goal Thriller:
The Vital Match Report as Solihull Moors came back to draw 3-3 with Braintree Town in the National League on Saturday.
OTHER MOORS NEWS:
Solihull Moors winger Pearson Mwanyongo played 68 minutes of Barwell’s 5-0 win over Skelmersdale United on Saturday. The Canaries now sit in 11th place in the Northern Premier Division. A match report from the game can be found here.
Solihull Moors midfielder Charlie Morris started his sixth consecutive match for Redditch United, as the Red’s were defeated 1-0 by St. Neots Town in the Southern Premier Division. The midfielder played 75 minutes of the match before being replaced by Max Loveridge. Morris has now made eight appearances since moving on loan to Darren Byfield’s side in January. A match report from the game can be found here.
Defender Nathaniel Kelly started two games this week for Sutton Coldfield Town. The 21-year-old started at centre-back for both the Royals’ 0-0 draw against Stafford Rangers and the 5-1 defeat against Corby Town. Sutton Coldfield sit in 22nd place in the Northern Premier Division, five points adrift of safety.
It was a fantastic weekend for the Moors Academy boys, as they cruised to a comprehensive 8-1 victory over Castle Vale Town at the Moors’ home ground of the Beehive. The win sees the youngsters rise to 4th in the Midlands Football League Division Three.
TWEETS OF THE WEEK:
It’s fair to say a few people were excited about the Moors’ comback against Braintree Town on Saturday…
That feeling when you’ve come back from 3-0 down 😎
Enjoy your Saturday night, #SMFC fans. 💙💛 pic.twitter.com/C4HqmjY0Qm
? Solihull Moors FC (@SolihullMoors) March 11, 2017
GOAL!!!! COMEBACK COMPLETE!!!!!
? Vital Solihull Moors (@VitalSMFC) March 11, 2017
Oh yes! The comeback kings 😎 #SMFC https://t.co/LADFZ3CHUS
? Andy Walker (@_andywalker_) March 11, 2017
And striker Harry White answered our question as part of his Fan Q&A from last week…
.@VitalSMFC Here's @HarryWhite_'s answer to your question. 👇 #SMFC pic.twitter.com/LaWzlg5QxX
— Solihull Moors FC (@SolihullMoors) March 6, 2017
That concludes this week’s edition of The Monday Moorning News Digest. Check out last week’s edition by clicking here.
