Taylor: I'm leaving SFA in good shape

David Taylor insists he is leaving Scottish football in a healthy state after starting work today as UEFA’s new general secretary.

Fri, 01 Jun, 2007 - 12:22

David Taylor insists he is leaving Scottish football in a healthy state after starting work today as UEFA’s new general secretary.

Taylor, whose previous role as chief executive of the Scottish Football Association will go to Gordon Smith, claims the SFA is “much more professional” following his eight years at the helm.

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