Isthmian Leagues

Ace Joe targets Bay of plenty

Hot-shot Joe Taylor is aiming to get back on the goal trail at Herne Bay after bouncing between FIVE different clubs last season.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 June 2026

By Chris Dunlavy

Hot-shot Joe Taylor is aiming to get back on the goal trail at Herne Bay after bouncing between FIVE different clubs last season.
Taylor, 35, forged a reputation as one of the Isthmian League’s deadliest strikers during prolific stints at Cray Wanderers, Lewes and Ramsgate.
Last May, he won a second successive golden boot at our National Game Awards after adding a 48-goal season to his incredible haul of 52 in 2023-24.
Then everything went sour. A summer move to National League South with Hornchurch yielded just one substitute appearance and Taylor was back at Ramsgate - v...

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