Solihull Moors have picked up zero points in two league games, with fans expressing frustration over their defensive vulnerabilities and tactical missteps. Callum Moseley, a dedicated supporter, admits the club’s current form is 'not good' but insists patience is needed for changes to take effect. The squad’s balance remains off-kilter, with injuries and tactical adjustments complicating matters. Millington’s focus on defense has led to seven goals conceded in two matches, raising questions about the manager’s approach. Moseley acknowledges the need for reinforcements but stresses that the existing squad-featuring proven National League talents like Joe Sbarra and Jacob Wakeling-should be capable of better performances. The fan highlights the lack of leadership in the squad following key exits like Jamey Osborne and Laurie Walker, which may be impacting cohesion. Despite the struggles, Moseley remains optimistic, believing the Moors can rebound if issues are addressed swiftly. The upcoming clash with Southend United will be a crucial test of these theories.