Non-League Paper

TAYLOR’S NAILED IT, JUST LIKE BECKHAM

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 December 2018

Wily Dagenham chief shows he’s as astute as ever

By Jon Couch

NEW REGIME: Peter Taylor, right, with recent signings, top to bottom, Angelo Balanta, Alex Davey, Conor Wilkinson and Kenny Clark
PICTURE: TGSPHOTO

HE’S spent the best part of half a century in football, 32 of those years occupying the manager’s hotseat, but Peter Taylor is enjoying life more than ever right now.
Many thought the 65-year-old former England caretaker manager had committed career suicide when he agreed to take over the reins at Dagenham & Redbridge in the summer with the club st...

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