Shrewsbury Town boss Matt Taylor is expecting a busy end to the transfer window – but new arrivals need to be right for the club and he won’t bring players in ‘on a whim’.
Matt Taylor the head coach of Shrewsbury Town celebrates at full time
Taylor is hopeful of more arrivals before the window slams shut at 11pm this evening - however he has insisted he wants players who can have an impact on his starting line-up. “It is constant, I spent most of yesterday on the phone to Mick, we’ve been in meetings with all the staff since we finished training, Mick and Tom , and one thing we do very well at this football club is we communicate.”
The Salop boss has reiterated his gratitude towards chairman Roland Wycherley, who has made funds available to Taylor as the window draws to a close.
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