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[dixienormous]

Originally Posted by marathonplny

Impressive if you ask me
He’s been building that team year on year , steadily improving it player by playe4 without wholesale changes. Yes we beat them today, but look at the league table

They have a bloke who gives them money.

[jonesfach]

Originally Posted by marathonplny

Impressive if you ask me
He’s been building that team year on year , steadily improving it player by playe4 without wholesale changes. Yes we beat them today, but look at the league table

All on big money. Osborne on £3k a week alledgedly

[billybersham]

Originally Posted by jonesfach

All on big money. Osborne on £3k a week alledgedly

You do not pay wages like that renting your car park out,millions being put in each season.

[midlandred]

Originally Posted by dixienormous

They have a bloke who gives them money.

They have two biokes that give them money
A further 11 Directors (Who are not short of a few bob and are successful business people)
They have experienced football men owning them (ex Oxford United)
They have a paid staff backing the first team including
Manager, Assistant, Coach, Goalkeeping Coach,
Head of Analysis and Recruitment, Performance Director, Analyst, Operations Manager, Strength and Conditioning Coach,
They have paid staff in charge of Media, Retail, Finance, Ticket Operations, Matchday Manager, Safety Officer, Head of Facilities, Food and Beverages Manager. Groundsman.
The also do a fantastic job with people of Solihull having Disability and Community Manager
They are also active in all the schools in the area with their Schools and Community Officer.
Solihull Moors have more than 35 teams affiliated to them, which includes boys and girls teams at all ages 6-16, numerous disabled teams. They run a very successful Academy, and under 21 team in the Midland Leagues and Ladies Football Team. Their scouting team are picking up all the promising young players in non-league midland football.
All this professional set up from a team that didn't exist 15 years ago.

[andy buckley]

Originally Posted by midlandred

They have two biokes that give them money
A further 11 Directors (Who are not short of a few bob and are successful business people)
They have experienced football men owning them (ex Oxford United)
They have a paid staff backing the first team including
Manager, Assistant, Coach, Goalkeeping Coach,
Head of Analysis and Recruitment, Performance Director, Analyst, Operations Manager, Strength and Conditioning Coach,
They have paid staff in charge of Media, Retail, Finance, Ticket Operations, Matchday Manager, Safety Officer, Head of Facilities, Food and Beverages Manager. Groundsman.
The also do a fantastic job with people of Solihull having Disability and Community Manager
They are also active in all the schools in the area with their Schools and Community Officer.
Solihull Moors have more than 35 teams affiliated to them, which includes boys and girls teams at all ages 6-16, numerous disabled teams. They run a very successful Academy, and under 21 team in the Midland Leagues and Ladies Football Team. Their scouting team are picking up all the promising young players in non-league midland football.
All this professional set up from a team that didn't exist 15 years ago.

Yeh but their floodlights are tiny

[Pieman]

Originally Posted by midlandred

They have two biokes that give them money
A further 11 Directors (Who are not short of a few bob and are successful business people)
They have experienced football men owning them (ex Oxford United)
They have a paid staff backing the first team including
Manager, Assistant, Coach, Goalkeeping Coach,
Head of Analysis and Recruitment, Performance Director, Analyst, Operations Manager, Strength and Conditioning Coach,
They have paid staff in charge of Media, Retail, Finance, Ticket Operations, Matchday Manager, Safety Officer, Head of Facilities, Food and Beverages Manager. Groundsman.
The also do a fantastic job with people of Solihull having Disability and Community Manager
They are also active in all the schools in the area with their Schools and Community Officer.
Solihull Moors have more than 35 teams affiliated to them, which includes boys and girls teams at all ages 6-16, numerous disabled teams. They run a very successful Academy, and under 21 team in the Midland Leagues and Ladies Football Team. Their scouting team are picking up all the promising young players in non-league midland football.
All this professional set up from a team that didn't exist 15 years ago.

Impressive set up that they should be walking the league. On yesterdays evidence they relied on bullying and long throws. Try playing football through the excellant Osborne instead of watching the ball come down with snow on it

[Colonel D]

Originally Posted by mitchelltown

Blamed the poor pitch condition and the ref who he believed was influenced by the home support. A sad loser.

In the first half they conned the referee into giving them free kicks and somebody must have had a word at half time and he went the other way.
The proof was hulks like them going down as if they had been shot and rolling all over the place and no doubt they do get some referees in their pocket.
As for the pitch isn’t their pitch narrow to suit their formation.

[krux]

Originally Posted by midlandred

They have two biokes that give them money
A further 11 Directors (Who are not short of a few bob and are successful business people)
They have experienced football men owning them (ex Oxford United)
They have a paid staff backing the first team including
Manager, Assistant, Coach, Goalkeeping Coach,
Head of Analysis and Recruitment, Performance Director, Analyst, Operations Manager, Strength and Conditioning Coach,
They have paid staff in charge of Media, Retail, Finance, Ticket Operations, Matchday Manager, Safety Officer, Head of Facilities, Food and Beverages Manager. Groundsman.
The also do a fantastic job with people of Solihull having Disability and Community Manager
They are also active in all the schools in the area with their Schools and Community Officer.
Solihull Moors have more than 35 teams affiliated to them, which includes boys and girls teams at all ages 6-16, numerous disabled teams. They run a very successful Academy, and under 21 team in the Midland Leagues and Ladies Football Team. Their scouting team are picking up all the promising young players in non-league midland football.
All this professional set up from a team that didn't exist 15 years ago.

Sounds like a good setup. I wonder if we could replicate that?
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[EnglishRed]

Originally Posted by Dai Pad

Just a very bitter man and bad loser. I've yet to see him give credit to the opposition, and accept the other team was better on the day. He goes on about the decisions they didn't get, well it works both ways, they were lucky to finish with 11 on the pitch. Another team of bruisers and lumpers.

I was going to say this. If you look up any interview from him after they've lost a game he says similar stuff.

Maybe he has to justify the losses because they should be walking this league on their spend.