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TAYLOR’S PROUD DEBUT FOR THE BAGGIES

By Tom Barlow

TAYLOR Gardner-Hickman couldn’t hide his delight after making his full League debut for West Brom.
The 19-year-old wingback completed an 11- year journey from the Baggies’ academy to the first-team, when he was named in the team for the 1-0 win over Hull in midweek.
He said: “I was buzzing. I got given the news and I was just so excited, a little bit nervous, but that’s always a good thing.
“I had my family and friends here, mum, dad, sister, sister’s boyfriend, a few of my mates were here, and my nan and grandad.
“To be ho...

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