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TAYLOR PONDERS GRECIAN FUTURE

by
The LeaguePaper Team
3 May 2026

MATT Taylor says he is open to taking the Exeter job on a permanent basis.
The 44-year-old first took over as manager in 2018 and led the Grecians to promotion from League Two prior to joining Rotherham in 2022.
He also spent a year at Bristol Rovers before returning to the League One club on a short-term deal in March.
At the time, Taylor said it was “unlikely” that he would stay beyond the end of the season but, speaking ahead of yesterday’s crunch relegation clash at home to Bradford, that stance appeared to have softened.
“I will listen,” he s...

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