The remarkable renaissance of Connor Taylor at Wycombe Wanderers
In a disappointing end to the season, defender Connor Taylor has been a shining light for Wycombe Wanderers. [Photo by Nathan Davies]
15.04.26, 16:55 Updated 27.05.26, 11:08 2 Minute Read
Jayden Wilkins
Connor Taylor joined Wycombe Wanderers from Bristol Rovers in the summer. The tall Centerback had been the Bristolian club's Player of the Season as they got relegated to League Two, and following the success of similar fourth tier signings like Daniel Harvie and Franco Ravizzoli, seemed to be a sensible signing.
However, he endured a tough start, as did much of the team, under then then-head coach Mike Dodds, and Michael Duff quickly found his starting pairing in the Great Dane Anders Hagelskjær and Irishman Dan Casey, leaving Taylor the perennial third choice on the bench, or even missing from the squad entirely.
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