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Wrexham put their promotion push to one side this weekend as they host another of Moore’s former clubs, Ipswich Town, in the fourth round of the FA Cup on Friday night (19:45 GMT).
Phil Parkinson’s men stunned Premier League Nottingham Forest in the third round and are targeting a spot in the fifth round for the first time in almost three decades.
It has ensured a significant amount remains at
Just four points separated the sides ahead of kick-off, and the open nature of the early stages in Lancashire made for exciting viewing.
The visitors made a dream start as goalkeeper Daniel Iversen was unable to claw away James McClean’s teasing cross, leaving Moore with the simple task of tapping into the net from a yard out at the back post.
Wrexham spurned a fine opening to make it 2-0
Josh Windass assisted each of Moore’s three goals against Coventry as Wrexham earned back-to-back home wins in the league for the first time this season.
Windass, who previously played with Moore at Wigan Athletic, feels Wrexham reaped the rewards of being more assertive against Frank Lampard’s table-toppers.
“With the last few (games), I think we’ve shown teams a little bit too much respect, sitting off a little bit. We pressed
Moore has not yet thought about where any post-playing job would be.
He jokes that had he started the directorship course – “two years and very demanding like any education” – sooner, he could have looked after his own contract talks this summer when he joined Wrexham.
Moore was among 13 summer signings, and while a fourth successive promotion may prove too much to ask, the club’s ambition is obvious.
Sheffield United striker Kieffer Moore is awaiting a hernia operation and could be out for two to three weeks, according to boss Chris Wilder.
The Wales international has been struggling with the medical problem for several weeks but should be present for the Blades’ game against Norwich on Saturday (15:00 GMT).
“Kieffer has been battling away with this issue for quite a while now,” Wilder told BBC Radio Sheffield.
“People
The day had not started well for Cardiff, with wins for Portsmouth and Hull City in the day’s earlier games dumping the Bluebirds back into the relegation zone.
Considering their opponents’ imperious form – the Blades were on a 10-match unbeaten run which included eight victories – there was little to suggest that this would be the day when Cardiff would earn their first win in eight attempts.
They barely
Sheffield United have signed Wales striker Kieffer Moore on a three-year deal.
The 31-year-old spent the latter half of last season on loan at Ipswich Town and played a role in their promotion to the Premier League, scoring seven goals in his 18 Championship games for the club.
He was also part of the Bournemouth side that achieved promotion in 2022.
“Everything fits perfectly in what I want from a