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BUSY BEE JACK IS BUZZING NOW

Taylor’s got the taste for goals…

GOAL-DEN MOMENT: Jack Taylor celebrates his winner, pictured inset, against Luton and, below, his brother and team-mate Harry
PICTURES: Danielle Machin & Gareth Owen

IF YOU’RE going to score your maiden goal at any moment, it’s best to do it in the 91st minute to secure all three points – and that’s exactly how it played out for Barnet’s Jack Taylor.
The former Chelsea midfielder replaced his injured brother Harry ten minutes before the break against Luton at The Hive a couple of weeks ago.
And he went...

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