Taylor happy to take time out from Blues

Maik Taylor is grateful to be swapping a relegation scrap in the Barclays Premiership for the international stage this week.

Taylor happy to take time out from Blues
Mon, 27 Feb, 2006 - 15:56

Maik Taylor is grateful to be swapping a relegation scrap in the Barclays Premiership for the international stage this week.

The Birmingham goalkeeper looks likely to captain Northern Ireland in Wednesday’s friendly against Estonia at Windsor Park, because Aaron Hughes has a calf injury.

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