Chris Dunlavy

Hungry ace Joe Taylor on goal mission for Huddersfield Town

Joe Taylor is ready to unload six months of pent-up frustration after completing a £3m switch from Luton Town to Huddersfield Town.

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The LeaguePaper Team
19 January 2025

By Chris Dunlavy

Joe Taylor is ready to unload six months of pent-up frustration after completing a £3m switch from Luton Town to Huddersfield Town.
Signed by the Hatters from Peterborough in January 2023, the 22-year-old striker played at Wembley and scored from the spot as Rob Edwards’ side beat Coventry on penalties in the Championship play-off final later that season.
Subsequently cut from Luton’s Premier League squad, Taylor was loaned to Colchester and then Lincoln last term, where he plundered a combined 21 goals in 44 appearances.
He returned to Kenilworth Road hopeful of a crack a...

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