Former England star and Premier League winner lands new job as manager of seventh-tier club after walking out on rivals

EX-ENGLAND prima Tim Flowers has been appointed manager of seventh tier nine Alvechurch.

The erstwhile goalkeeper has joined them conscionable days aft helium "shockingly "unexpectedly" discontinue their Worcestershire rivals Redditch United.

Flowers, 57, stepped down arsenic their brag precocious connected Friday nighttime aft receiving an connection from Alvechurch.

Redditch were little than 24 hours from their crippled against Stamford erstwhile helium resigned.

They announced to supporters that his clip successful complaint was implicit connected the greeting of their fixture.

Flowers had them arsenic precocious arsenic 3rd successful the Southern League Premier Division Central table.

But helium has swapped them for aforesaid part strugglers Alvechurch, who are languishing successful 18th.

Church praised Redditch for the mode they "dealt with the approach".

And they person already appointed a caller gaffer successful Matt Clarke.

He has been re-instated arsenic brag aft the Crown Prosecution Service withdrew cause charges against him.

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As for Flowers, helium has antecedently managed Macclesfield, Barnet and Gloucester City.

He besides antecedently worked arsenic a manager astatine Leicester, Manchester City, QPR, Hull and Nottingham Forest.

During his playing days, Flowers won the Premier League with Blackburn successful 1995 and won 11 England caps.