| Jack Taylor 21:28 - Jul 25 with 5365 views | nodge_blue | A new video came on my youtube list saying Taylor to have a medical at Birmingham next week. Anyone heard that? |  |
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| Jack Taylor on 09:48 - Jul 26 with 632 views | Libero |
| Jack Taylor on 08:17 - Jul 26 by MK1 | I would keep him as a squad option for next season. |
I've said it before and I'll say it again - if Jack Taylor gets even half the game time he had last season, we're in serious trouble. |  | |  |
| Jack Taylor on 10:11 - Jul 26 with 551 views | djgooder |
| Jack Taylor on 07:46 - Jul 26 by FrimleyBlue | It's not that he's proven people wrong, it's more that our recruitment in central areas has been rubbish. His inclusion last season was again because cajuste couldn't play football, and in the prem season it didn't help phillips got injured and cajuste was cajuste version 1 IF the recruitment team did their job in the middle of the park, Taylor wouldn't be anywhere near it. Like the guy, think he's a solid champ midfielder but if we see him play for town this season, we've again fked up the midfield options. |
Unpopular opinion of course, and i don’t want this to happen but…. Squad player in Prem this year and starter in champ next year? Maybe even loaning him out to achieve this? I realise this is a defeatist attitude but is it also a way of mitigating the fact we are still odds on to be relegated? |  | |  |
| Jack Taylor on 10:51 - Jul 26 with 459 views | Garv |
| Jack Taylor on 08:54 - Jul 26 by Wakh | He’s 28. He will be 30 when his contract is up. Developing players is great and we could as easily bring a highly rated youngster and develop him as a replacement if that’s the desire. |
Are we saying 28 is old? |  |
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| Jack Taylor on 10:59 - Jul 26 with 419 views | flykickingbybgunn | I think Taylor inproved a lot towards the end of the season. A good solid sqad player. Dont sell him off until there is a replacement lined up. As in dont get rid of your old coat until you have a new one hanging up. |  | |  |
| Jack Taylor on 11:24 - Jul 26 with 387 views | Mullet |
| Jack Taylor on 09:48 - Jul 26 by Libero | I've said it before and I'll say it again - if Jack Taylor gets even half the game time he had last season, we're in serious trouble. |
I’m not a huge fan but he at least offers running and grit all day long. That’s always really valued by managers. Felt like McKenna chased him so long he became a bit of a David Norris for him. I’d like to think we sell him for a decent fee and he does well in the championship like any of the squad we choose to let go. |  |
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| Jack Taylor on 11:28 - Jul 26 with 376 views | Wakh |
| Jack Taylor on 10:51 - Jul 26 by Garv | Are we saying 28 is old? |
No. But at 28 and with 2 years left on his contract his value will never be as high as it is now unless he blitzes the prem. with his value being effectively zero he adds significantly to our PSR figures. Next year he will be 29 and have only a year left on his contract. |  | |  |
| Jack Taylor on 11:47 - Jul 26 with 332 views | Garv |
| Jack Taylor on 11:28 - Jul 26 by Wakh | No. But at 28 and with 2 years left on his contract his value will never be as high as it is now unless he blitzes the prem. with his value being effectively zero he adds significantly to our PSR figures. Next year he will be 29 and have only a year left on his contract. |
Valid points I'm sure but you can't make a profit on everyone, and even if his value is as high now as it ever will be, he's still not going to fetch that much is he? That's no slight, it's just because of the type of player he is, and that type is one I think we'll benefit from having around. From a culture point of view it can't hurt, to still have the likes of Burns, Taylor, Davis and Walton around is a good thing, and he's a good utility player that probably knows he won't be first choice but will give everything and fly into every tackle when he does get on the pitch. |  |
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| Jack Taylor on 11:56 - Jul 26 with 309 views | Nutkins_Return |
| Jack Taylor on 08:07 - Jul 26 by franz_tyson | I can't see someone paying much for him, as well. But if he's 4th or 5th choice CM ... he could be handy for a few games or as a hard-working sub for the final 15 mins. If we have space in the squad then I'm not against him staying here. We' can't keep happy top quality CMs who hardly get a game. We might need players like Taylor for cover. |
No brainer to keep him for me and I'm not his biggest fan other than I like his attitude and application. He's a really good club man and useful to have as your midfield unit. Always available and gives 100%. Given the money doesn't massively help us I can't see him going. |  |
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| Jack Taylor on 11:58 - Jul 26 with 298 views | Nutkins_Return |
| Jack Taylor on 09:01 - Jul 26 by franz_tyson | Like who? We don't bring through youngsters anymore. Cam Humphreys was the best bet, but he's likely to move on. Finn Barbrook? Who was sent home early from Lincoln on loan after a few months. Who, please? |
That is on the change though. We've significantly upgraded our youths and that should only improve. |  |
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| Jack Taylor on 12:31 - Jul 26 with 256 views | Wakh |
| Jack Taylor on 11:47 - Jul 26 by Garv | Valid points I'm sure but you can't make a profit on everyone, and even if his value is as high now as it ever will be, he's still not going to fetch that much is he? That's no slight, it's just because of the type of player he is, and that type is one I think we'll benefit from having around. From a culture point of view it can't hurt, to still have the likes of Burns, Taylor, Davis and Walton around is a good thing, and he's a good utility player that probably knows he won't be first choice but will give everything and fly into every tackle when he does get on the pitch. |
He would be almost all profit. If we sold him for 4million (I think we could get more) that is all profit in one years accounts. That would Allow us to bring in someone for 12-16 million (not getting too complicated with wages) on a four yest contract. It’s a £16m player now to help us stay up or we play Taylor instead and then let him go for a much reduced fee next year. It’s a no brainier for me, but… [Post edited 26 Jul 12:34]
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| Jack Taylor on 13:44 - Jul 26 with 171 views | wilhirecup |
| Jack Taylor on 12:31 - Jul 26 by Wakh | He would be almost all profit. If we sold him for 4million (I think we could get more) that is all profit in one years accounts. That would Allow us to bring in someone for 12-16 million (not getting too complicated with wages) on a four yest contract. It’s a £16m player now to help us stay up or we play Taylor instead and then let him go for a much reduced fee next year. It’s a no brainier for me, but… [Post edited 26 Jul 12:34]
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one of the most underrated Town players in the last few years ,great box to box ,can tackle ,pass ,shoot and run 4 the whole 90 minutes ,had players like Cajuste who does the odd flick here or there but can't last the whole game .If GON is anything like Kieran he will have the sense to keep hold of Jack Taylor .Been a great signing ,if he is starting in central midfield next season that is fine by me |  | |  |
| Jack Taylor on 14:04 - Jul 26 with 137 views | BloomBlue |
| Jack Taylor on 08:54 - Jul 26 by Wakh | He’s 28. He will be 30 when his contract is up. Developing players is great and we could as easily bring a highly rated youngster and develop him as a replacement if that’s the desire. |
But when the club brings in a youngster to develop unless the player is first team ready a large percentage of the fan base shouts the club need to send him out on loan, look at Egeli. Its a squad game, the club is never going to buy a new squad thats PL ready, we aren't Man City, we need to continue the development of some of the squad. |  | |  |
| Jack Taylor on 14:37 - Jul 26 with 94 views | JammyDodgerrr | Absolutely no reason to move on such a useful squad player, who will carry good culture. We would not get enough money to make it worth it. |  |
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