Jon Taylor: Farewell feature

[Timbertop]

Wigan i'd guess.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Delighted to see the back of him.


He always reminded me of the Jack Russel that came on the pitch when you were playing for the pub team.

He ran about at high speed in circles but just got in the way.

I will be amazed if he makes it at another championship club. No talent at all.

Thanks for the effort Jon, can't fault that, but I won't miss the total lack of an end product.

Lol that dog comparison rings a bell with us, me and Grist Jnr nicknamed him Rover.

Here boy, ball, fetch, good dog

[flourbasher]

Zig a zag ahhhh means something else to the spice girls

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Zig a zag ahhhh means something else to the spice girls

Only if the zigazag has got duracell batteries in it.

[KerrAvon]

'Rotherham's former yoga instructor'. I guess that is something for the barbecue and peanuts boys to jump on and on an and on and on...

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

No that’s a trampoline

[bogsdollox]

Considering he was our most expensive signing he was pretty average as a player.Poor in defence ,could never beat the first defender with his crosses and very rarely took a defender on in a one to one situation so basically goodbye Taylor from me !

[ragingpup]

No that’s a trampoline

[Townerslovechild]

Thanks for your efforts John,and good luck in the future.
See how easy that was ?
Not a jibe or a snidey remark anywhere.

[frogmiller]

Always likely to cause havoc in the opposition defence, but too often final pass or shot was wayward. Great goal at Portsmouth though, but even then it looked like he had initially lost control of the ball. Often good entertainment, but not as effective as Tony Towner or Barry Lyons at Championship level.

To be fair to him he wasn't playing with the same team set up as Towner and Barry Lyons was before my time.

Could he be called a luxury player in this day and age?