Steve Taylor
British footballer (born 1955)
About Steve Taylor
Born 1955. Steve Taylor is a British association football player and association football coach.
Steven Jeffrey Taylor (born 18 October 1955) is an English former footballer. A forward, he scored 157 goals in 441 league games in a 15-year career in the Football League.
He began his career at Bolton Wanderers, turning professional in October 1973. He was loaned out to Port Vale in October 1975, before signing with Oldham Athletic in October 1977 for Β£38,000. He transferred to Luton Town in January 1979 for a Β£75,000 fee before moving on to Mansfield Town for the same fee a few months later. He signed with Burnley in 1980, and helped the "Clarets" to the Third Division title in 1981β82. He switched to Wigan Athletic in 1983 before spending a brief spell with Stockport County the following year. He was signed by Rochdale in November 1984 and had a prolific two-year spell at the club before he was bought by Preston North End for Β£20,000. He quickly returned to Burnley and featured in the 1988 Football League Trophy final. He returned to Rochdale for the 1988β89 campaign before he retired from professional football. He later had an unsuccessful time as manager of Northern Premier League club Mossley in 1993.
Playing career Taylor was an apprentice with Bolton Wanderers and turned professional in October 1973, It took until 1 November for him to earn his Third Division debut for the "Valiants"; a 1β0 win over Rotherham United at Vale Park. He then finished as the Fourth Division's joint-top scorer (with Southend United's Richard Cadette) in 1985β86 with 25 league goals. He left after just one win in 13 games. While manager of Mossley, he played four times, scoring once.
Division!!Apps!!Goals!!Apps!!Goals!!Apps!!Goals!!Apps!!Goals
1974β75 Second Division
1975β76 Second Division
1976β77 Second Division
1977β78 Second Division
40!!16!!1!!0!!14!!4!!55!!20 Port Vale (loan) 1975β76 Third Division
1977β78 Second Division
1978β79 Second Division
47!!25!!2!!1!!8!!2!!57!!28 Luton Town 1978β79 Second Division
Mansfield Town 1979β80 Third Division
1980β81 Third Division
1981β82 Third Division
1982β83 Second Division
86!!37!!13!!5!!19!!2!!118!!44 Wigan Athletic 1983β84 Third Division
1983β84 Fourth Division
1984β85 Fourth Division
26!!8!!1!!1!!4!!2!!31!!11
1984β85 Fourth Division
1985β86 Fourth Division
1986β87 Fourth Division
84!!42!!5!!5!!10!!5!!99!!52 Preston North End 1986β87 Fourth Division
1987β88 Fourth Division
1988β89 Fourth Division
45!!6!!1!!0!!12!!0!!58!!6 Rochdale 1988β89 Fourth Division
441!!157!!30!!15!!76!!18!!547!!190
Honours Burnley Football League Third Division: 1981β82 Football League Trophy runner-up: 1988
Preston North End Football League Fourth Division second-place promotion: 1986β87
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Steve Taylor?
British footballer (born 1955)
When was Steve Taylor born?
Steve Taylor was born on 18 October 1955 in Royton.
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Steve Taylor is an association football player and association football coach.
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Steve Taylor is British.
Sources & further reading
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