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TAYLOR: WILDER TO BRING SUCCESS

By Alan Morton

BACKED: Chris Wilder

NEIL Taylor believes Boro’s fans have a good chance of enjoying success again soon with Chris Wilder at the helm.
Welsh defender Taylor, 32, joined Boro on a shortterm deal in November, having been without a club since leaving Aston Villa in the summer.
He made his debut in the 1-0 win over Bournemouth, playing the full 90 minutes and earning praise from his manager.
Taylor is enjoying working under Wilder and thinks the future is bright at the Riverside.
Taylor said: “The crowd here want to see some success again, and rightly so. I think under thi...

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