Hatters boss Rob Edwards thought forward showed just how he offers ‘something different’ during his brief cameo in Saturday’s goalless draw against
The young striker was introduced from the bench for the final 12 minutes at his seventh outing for the Hatters in total, but a first since he came on during the Championship play-off final victory over back in May 2023. Since then, Taylor has made his name as a forward of some repute, reaching double figures for Named in the match-day squad for the 4-1 defeat to Burnley, Taylor wasn’t used in Luton’s opening clash of the campaign, but with Town down to 10 men and Elijah Adebayo having got through 40 minutes as a lone striker, Edwards opted to give the 21-year-old the final stages on the south coast. Brought on to an excellent ovation from the 2,000-plus travelling supporters who have been eager to see just what the former Peterborough United youngster can do in a shirt, he was almost the hero for the visitors, as picking the ball up inside his own half, Taylor barrelled his way through the middle of the pitch with Tahith Chong in support.both Colchester United and Lincoln City when on loan with the U’s and Imps last season.
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