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IT’S MOORE FOR TAYLOR

by
The LeaguePaper Team
31 December 2017

LEAGUE TWO

ON-LOAN defender Taylor Moore plans to stay at Cheltenham for the season.
Moore, 20, has featured heavily for the Robins since joining on loan from Bristol City in September.
“I was in at City and had a sit down with the manager (Lee Johnson) to discuss the second half of the season and whether I should stay here or go back,” said Moore.
“We have all agreed the best thing for me to do is go back on loan. I could be in and around the first team (at City) but it’s always frustrating when you are not playing.”

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