National League South

SPENNY ACE IS TAYLOR MADE FOR SUCCESS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2018

SPENNYMOOR Town striker Glen Taylor is making up for lost time in the National League North, writes MARK CARRUTHERS.
After securing promotion last season, Moors currently sit in the play-off places, above the likes of Stockport County and Boston United.
And that’s a far cry from Taylor’s previous experience of life at Step 2.
Taylor was part of the Blyth Spartans side that were relegated into the Evo-Stik Northern Premier in 2012, when the Croft Park club amassed just 34 points – 14 adrift of safety.
Taylor left Spartans to join Spennymoor for the first time, before moving...

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