Alex Taylor (footballer) explained

Alex Taylor
Fullname:Alexander Taylor
Birth Date:1962 6, df=y
Birth Place:Glasgow, Scotland
Position:Midfielder
Years1:1982–1986
Years2:1986–1988
Years3:1988–1990
Years4:1990–1993
Years5:1993
Years6:1993–1995
Years7:1995–1997
Years8:1997–1999
Years9:1999–2001
Clubs5:Partick Thistle (loan)
Caps1:33
Caps2:67
Caps3:45
Caps4:59
Caps5:8
Caps6:63
Caps7:26
Caps8:60
Caps9:36
Totalcaps:397
Goals1:6
Goals2:5
Goals3:6
Goals4:4
Goals5:1
Goals6:7
Goals7:2
Goals8:8
Goals9:4
Totalgoals:43

Alexander Taylor (born 13 June 1962) is a Scottish former footballer who played as a midfielder.

Career

Taylor began his career with Dundee United and played over thirty league games for the Tannadice team before leaving for Hamilton Academical in 1986. During his time at Douglas Park, Taylor picked up a Scottish First Division winners' medal and was crowned the SPFA Players' Player of the Year for the First Division before heading to Walsall in 1988. Taylor returned to Scotland in 1990 with Falkirk and went on to make just over fifty league appearances for the Bairns. After spending the latter part of the 1992-93 season on loan at Partick Thistle, Taylor moved there permanently after the summer, playing sixty-three league matches over a two-year period. Similar spells with Raith Rovers, Ross County and Forfar Athletic followed, with Taylor picking up a Scottish Third Division winners' medal during his time with County. After leaving Forfar in January 2001,[1] Taylor was training with Airdrie but failed to win a deal as the club were struggling with severe financial issues.[2] Taylor subsequently retired from professional football and now runs a number of businesses in Hamilton and Kirkcaldy.

Honours

1987-88

1

1987-88

1

1998-99

Notes and References

  1. News: Miller time for Brechin. 2001-01-12. BBC Sport website.
  2. News: Airdrie thrown out of cup. 2001-02-19. BBC Sport website.