IT may be fair to say that Greg Taylor had a bit to do to win over the Celtic fans upon his arrival from Kilmarnock three years ago. Whether it was the unfashionable club he was signed from, his slight build and lack of height, or the fact he was tasked with filling the boots of Kieran Tierney, the left-back wasn’t instantly taken to the hearts of many supporters.
Slowly but surely, he has started to win them round. From the start of last season, just as Anthony Ralston did on the other side of the defence, Taylor has taken to the unique demands that new manager Ange Postecoglou places on his full-backs with relish and has thrived in the inverted role he has been tasked to perform.
