Stephen Taylor

Fulhamoid · 21st February 2005, 20:54

He's a great defender from what i've seen of him so far, and he's only 19. He can play in midfield sometimes but I don't think Sounness would reccommend it. He can pelt long balls up the pitch to players who are good in the air like Ameobi and Kluivert. Anybody think anything about this player with a bright future?

Geordie26KT · 26th February 2005, 12:34

just where do you get your info. from mate taylor has never played in midfield for newcastle/england youth he has only really played at right back this season with relative success is a natural centre half but has only played there for bits 'n' pieces of games.

he is not a long ball footballer from what i have seen he likes to run at people with the ball and play passes to feet (Bramble is the man for long balls)

i can only see a promising career ahead of him (as do large numbers of people including liverpool who are sniffing around)and will hopefully become a true legend on tyneside

Kopite4life · 26th February 2005, 12:37

I have never watched him play, but wasn't he the one that cost you the game against Arsenal at Highbury? The one that let Bergkamp score because he was on the wrong side of him.

Geordie26KT · 26th February 2005, 12:42

might have been yeah but how can expect a 19 year old to completely keep a player of bergkamp out of a game for 90 minutes he had that one chance and took it did dennis, no blame on steven from me

Kopite4life · 26th February 2005, 12:49

I wasn't placing the blame on him, i was just making sure i had the right guy, which it seems i have. Because it could of been another player i could be thinking about and not Taylor.

Billwill · 27th February 2005, 18:37

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Originally posted by Rafalution
I wasn't placing the blame on him, i was just making sure i had the right guy, which it seems i have. Because it could of been another player i could be thinking about and not Taylor.

You asked if he was the one who cost us the game. If that's not meant to blame him then I'm surprised- as you really did suggest he made a foul-up.

The original poster has probably not seen him either mind.

Geordie_Wilky · 28th February 2005, 11:58

I thought that was O'Brien? Anyway, Taylor was playing a right back then and didn't have his best 45 minutes for us. Looks a great prospect tho.

Geordie26KT · 28th February 2005, 13:40

o'brien was on the bench titan and boom were the centre halfs that day ob came on when boom got injured we were already 1-0 down at the time

Billwill · 28th February 2005, 21:47

The bottom line is that Steven Taylor didn't cost us the game in my view.

I too feel he is a great prospect. And we're due a few really.

21st February 2005, 20:54	#1
Fulhamoid Registered User Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 177	Stephen Taylor He's a great defender from what i've seen of him so far, and he's only 19. He can play in midfield sometimes but I don't think Sounness would reccommend it. He can pelt long balls up the pitch to players who are good in the air like Ameobi and Kluivert. Anybody think anything about this player with a bright future? __________________ Boa Morte, Radzinski, Andy Cole, Jensen, not even Arsenal have more attacking players than us.

26th February 2005, 12:34	#2
Geordie26KT Registered User Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 802	just where do you get your info. from mate taylor has never played in midfield for newcastle/england youth he has only really played at right back this season with relative success is a natural centre half but has only played there for bits 'n' pieces of games. he is not a long ball footballer from what i have seen he likes to run at people with the ball and play passes to feet (Bramble is the man for long balls) i can only see a promising career ahead of him (as do large numbers of people including liverpool who are sniffing around)and will hopefully become a true legend on tyneside __________________ "You don't understand Newcastle United unless you realise the hero who wears the number nine shirt." Cardinal Basil Hume

26th February 2005, 12:42	#4
Geordie26KT Registered User Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 802	might have been yeah but how can expect a 19 year old to completely keep a player of bergkamp out of a game for 90 minutes he had that one chance and took it did dennis, no blame on steven from me __________________ "You don't understand Newcastle United unless you realise the hero who wears the number nine shirt." Cardinal Basil Hume

28th February 2005, 13:40	#8
Geordie26KT Registered User Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 802	o'brien was on the bench titan and boom were the centre halfs that day ob came on when boom got injured we were already 1-0 down at the time __________________ "You don't understand Newcastle United unless you realise the hero who wears the number nine shirt." Cardinal Basil Hume

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26th February 2005, 12:37	#3
Kopite4life Formally Rafalution Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 7,370 Location: North East of England	I have never watched him play, but wasn't he the one that cost you the game against Arsenal at Highbury? The one that let Bergkamp score because he was on the wrong side of him.

26th February 2005, 12:49	#5
Kopite4life Formally Rafalution Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 7,370 Location: North East of England	I wasn't placing the blame on him, i was just making sure i had the right guy, which it seems i have. Because it could of been another player i could be thinking about and not Taylor.

28th February 2005, 11:58	#7
Geordie_Wilky THE Geordie Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 9,020	I thought that was O'Brien? Anyway, Taylor was playing a right back then and didn't have his best 45 minutes for us. Looks a great prospect tho.

28th February 2005, 21:47	#9
Billwill St James' Park Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 5,279 Location: Consett	The bottom line is that Steven Taylor didn't cost us the game in my view. I too feel he is a great prospect. And we're due a few really.

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