Non-League Paper

BEES’ JACK IS TAYLOR MADE FOR SUCCESS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 January 2020

By David Richardson

POSH BOY: Barnet’s Jack Taylor has been snapped up by Peterborough United in a record deal
PICTURE: Gavin Ellis/TGS Sport

DARREN Currie says he felt like a proud dad seeing Barnet talent Jack Taylor land his dream move into the Football League at Peterborough United – and now hopes to be given license to reinvest in his squad.
The highly-rated 21-yearold midfielder was snapped up by the League One club for £500,000, which could rise to £1 million with add-ons, having come through the Bees academy.
Taylor, who has represented Republic of Ireland...

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