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TAYLOR WILL BE PRETTY IN PINK

CHAMPIONSHIP
By Tom Blackett

EFFORTS: Lyle Taylor

CHARLTON striker Lyle Taylor will be easy to spot in matches next month – he’s planning to dye his hair pink and wear pink boots.
It’s not a style initiative by the former AFC Wimbledon marksman, but in aid of charity.
“I’m going to be running around the field in pink hair and pink boots,” the 28-year-old told BBC Radio London. “It’s in aid of Cancer Research UK. Cancer has played quite a big part in my family over recent times.
“It means a great deal to me, to my family and I’m ...

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