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Nearest Railway Station : Birmingham International Directions : Take the M42 to Junction 6 (NEC & Birmingham Airport) then follow the A45 into Birmingham. After about two miles turn left at the traffic lights into Damson Parkway and at the end of the dual carridgeway go around the roundabout and take the second left into Damson Park. bing directions Website(s) : Official Site - Wiki - Forum Solihull Moors are the club formed from the amalgamation of former Birmingham clubs Moor Green and Solihull Borough. When the two clubs joined forces in 2007 Moor Green had just had their main stand destroyed by fire and Solihull's Damson Park was the ideal location to move to although eyebrows were raised when they took Moor Green's place in the Conference North rather than Borough's in the Southern League, which tends to be the norm for merging clubs. The Tigers did the double over the Birmingham team during the 2009/10 campaign with Tom Hamblin netting the only goal in the away game and Marc Richards winning the game with a header at Cirencester. With an influx of cash coming from a groundshare with Birmingham and Solihull Bees rugby club the Moors improved their squad for the next season and their 1-2 win against City in August 2010 flattered us! Date  Opposition Comp Att F-A  Scorer(s) 18/08/09  Solihull Moors   BSN    239   1-0   Hamblin  02/02/10  Solihull Moors   BSN    215   1-0   Richards  28/08/10  Solihull Moors   BSBN    263   1-2   Mullings  03/01/11  Solihull Moors   BSBN    325   2-4   Morford (2)  25/10/11  Solihull Moors   BSBN    330   0-1    07/01/12  Solihull Moors   BSBN    305   1-0   Webb  27/08/12  Solihull Moors   BSBN    323   1-1   Mullings  01/04/13  Solihull Moors   BSBN    209   3-2   Andrew (p), Holland, Mann  29/10/13  Solihull Moors   SN    313   0-3    01/03/14  Solihull Moors   SN    433   1-2   Harris  28/10/14  Solihull Moors   CN    371   1-1   Mann  28/03/15  Solihull Moors   CN    536   2-0   B.Jones (p), Orenuga  21/11/15  Solihull Moors   VN    542   0-0    19/03/16  Solihull Moors   VN    411   0-2    27/07/16  Solihull Moors  PSF     -   2-3   Parker, Reid (p) (@ Evesham United FC)    P    W    D    L    f    a   GD    15     5     3     7    16    21    -5  Page last updated : 31st July 2016 Tiger Roar is an unofficial, independant production. 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