Rangers appoint Tim Flowers as boss

Stafford Rangers have sprung a shock by appointing Tim Flowers as their new manager.

The former England goalkeeper, who started his career at Wolves, will take charge after from caretaker boss Steve Wynn after Saturday's Blue Square North game at Nuneaton.

The 43-year-old replaces Chris Brindley, who quit nine days ago, and becomes the second high-profile former England international to manage Rangers in recent years, after Steve Bull's 10-month reign in 2008.

And Flowers has vowed to make his mark as boss at Marston Road.

He said: "I am very proud and privileged to be given the chance to manage Stafford Rangers, it's a super football club with a big fan base.

"I am not an idiot, I know it will be a tough job, but I will give it my heart and soul to the club and that is what I will expect from everyone else."

For a full interview with Rangers' new manager Tim Flowers, see tomorrow's Express & Star.