Taylor Allen

I wanted to talk about our defence because we seem to have, I would call it a nasty defence.

I wouldn't say Taylor Allen's one of those nasty boys, but Dan Scar... can play like one.

Might be a lovely fella off the pitch.

You know, if you meet him in the hospitality suite, he'd be, you know, he'd be chalk and cheese.

We've got Williamson at the side of him, who's very, very similar.

We've got Adi Oluo, who was one of our best centre-halves when we brought him from Barnet the year before.

He can't even get into the team regularly because Taylor Allen has absolutely made the left centre-back of our back three.

That is his position now.

... he's been our best.

And the embarrassing thing is we've got rid of pro-probably one of the best defenders in this league at playing left of a three, and that's Taylor Allen.

Yeah.

[laughs]

Grant playing well and scoring the two goals.

Think the most notable thing for Salford at the moment, for me tactically, they are playing quite a fun, like, balls-out attacking approach in that they've got the three center-backs, in this instance, Amason, Scarre, and Taylor Allen.

And then at wing back, they're playing Molyneux, right, right wing back, who's one of the league's best attacking wide players.

And Ibeato played left wing back here, but sometimes it's Namai.