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Wings plight is a test for new boss Peter Taylor

FORMER England boss Peter Taylor knows he must put his vast football contacts to the test in order to steer Welling United clear of relegation danger.
Wings plight

By David Richardson

FORMER England boss Peter Taylor knows he must put his vast football contacts to the test in order to steer Welling United clear of relegation danger.
The 68-year-old has returned to management at the Wings over two decades since he took caretaker charge of the Three Lions.
Taylor was most recently manager of Dagenham & Redbridge until 2019, but he always wanted to get back in once he had recovered from knee surgery and the Covid pandemic had eased.

TAYLOR-MADE: Peter Taylor has taken over at National League South strugglers Welling United
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