'More to come' after Moore wins EFL community award
Moore travelled to the awards ceremony in Parliament in London where Norwich City's Jack Stacey also won for his volunteering work, as did Doncaster Rovers' Joseph Olowu for his support of a refugee and asylum seekers project.The first '5K Your Way' walk saw 40 people turn out, while the second in January also had a talk from a motivational speaker and life coach. "It left everyone there on the day some tools to go away and think about, and that was fantastic," Moore said, with Rovers three points above the relegation zone in League One. "There's a lot more to come from this project. We just need to focus on the task in hand of staying in League One and then take it there but we've got so many ideas and so many things to look forward to."A third event later this month is set to include a comedy show."What better way to make people feel better than to make them laugh," Moore said.
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