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Moors ace Glen times it right to keep place

Spennymoor Town sharp-shooter Glen Taylor is only too delighted to keep his run going in the National League North Team of the Season.

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SPENNYMOOR Town sharp-shooter Glen Taylor is only too delighted to keep his run going in the National League North Team of the Season.
The striker, who turned 33 on Thursday, has been a regular in the best XI but wondered if he would hit the mark this time around.
He said: “I’ve been in the team since 2017-18, but for the first time I started to think ‘will I make it this year?’.
“I started the season slowly and didn’t score in six or seven games. For me, that’s quite rare as I usually score every other game. Fortunately, I scored nine goals in April to get right up there in the scoring cha...

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