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AYLOR BIDS TO BE A CUT ABOVE

By Charlie Peat

OVERJOYED: Matt Taylor savours his goal for Swindon against Forest Green Rovers and, inset, celebrates
PICTURES: Swindon Town

MATT Taylor has had a great career, but insists the fire to win things still burns as strong as ever at League Two outfit Swindon Town.
The 35-year-old left League One side Northampton to join a Robins outfit still reeling from relegation in the summer.
Despite having spent most of the 21st century playing Premier League football, Taylor is still craving more success lower down the ladder.
And he feels Swindon, who were ninth in League Two ahead...

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