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TAYLOR: THIS CAN BE OUR TIME

By Charlie Talbot-Smith

SINGLE-MINDED: Jake Taylor and, inset, Blackpool celebrating play-off victory over Exeter, despite David Wheeler’s equaliser
PICTURE: PSI/Graham Hunt & Action Images

TWO of the last three teams to suffer Wembley heartache in League Two bounced back to claim promotion a year later.
And, where both Burton and Plymouth have shown the way, Jake Taylor and Exeter are desperate to follow.
Last season’s play-off final loss to Blackpool was a bitter pill for the Grecians to swallow – but, rather than lick their wounds, they came out fighting...

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