Dorset's non-league family mourns the death of Steve Moore

Steve, who played for Wimborne Town, Poppies, Verwood, Christchurch and Dorchester, lost his fight with cancer at the age of 32.

Wimborne captain Scott Arnold led the tributes on social media, posting: "Words can't describe how much this amazing guy Steve Moore will be missed. Today is truly a sad day!

"Amazing friend that you will never replace! Always had a smile on his face no matter how much pain he was in, true fighter and legend. 

"Love you mate see you soon xxxx"

Didn't wanna say anything before anyone else did, with great sadness my great friend Steve Moore passed away today. He fought to the end 💔

— Scott Arnold (@arnieno2) April 14, 2016

@WimborneTownFC RIP Mooro a true battler thoughts are with your friends and family @moorodave

— Paul Miller (@MIL157) April 14, 2016

STEVE MOORE: We regret to announce that Steve Moore passed away today. Our thoughts and condolences are with his family and friends.

— Wimborne Town FC (@WimborneTownFC) April 14, 2016

Absolutely mate. Very sad day. Lovely family x https://t.co/YZAuhmt8fk

— Fletch (@SteveFletcher33) April 14, 2016

@WimborneTownFC Deepest sympathies to the Moore family #footballfamily ❤️

— Queens Park Athletic (@QPAFC) April 14, 2016

It is with great sorrow we learn today the passing of former VTFC player Steve Moore who lost his fight today. RIP pic.twitter.com/vZK8dTCwQb

— Verwood Town Fc (@verwoodtownfc) April 14, 2016

RIP Steve Moore pic.twitter.com/L7tJgqRgio

— Neil Perrett (@neilperrettecho) April 14, 2016

My thoughts go out to all of Steve Moore's family. Great team mate. Great friend for so many years.
Great memories never to be forgotten

— Wayne Crutcher (@WayneCrutcher1) April 14, 2016