The League Paper

ICEMAN TAYLOR MELTS HATTERS

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The LeaguePaper Team
13 August 2017

By Nick Bull

BATTLE: Luton’s Isaac Vassell, left, takes on Barnet’s Jamal Campbell-Ryce
PICTURES: Gareth Owen

BARNET manager Rossi Eames dubbed teenager match-winner Jack Taylor “the Iceman” after the midfielder’s first professional goal in stoppage time capped an emotional day for his family.
Taylor – dismissed late on in the Bees’ league opener at Forest Green last Saturday – was a first-half replacement for his brother Harry, who sustained a nasty facial injury.
“They’re the emotions of football – Jack’s family...

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