Solihull Moors Women Accuse Club of Neglect

The Solihull Moors women's team has publicly criticized their club for 'neglect, broken promises, and lack of respect', citing inadequate support including ill-fitting kits, lack of basic equipment, and no transportation for away games. In a statement shared by player Alex Liddiard, the team expressed frustration over their voices being 'unheard' despite numerous communications with the club. They detailed how the club's failure to secure a pitch led to forfeiting a cup match and potential fines, with concerns about repeated issues affecting upcoming fixtures. The players also highlighted a lack of visibility for the women's team compared to their male counterparts, reinforcing feelings of being undervalued. In response, Solihull Moors Foundation chairman Edward Parker acknowledged the allegations and promised to address them, asserting that they do not align with the foundation's ethos. The women's team called for respect, support, and better conditions to compete effectively in the league.