Former Limerick FC boss Stuart Taylor set for move to Stoke

Stoke City manager Paul Lambert will look to bring in former Limerick boss Stuart Taylor to his backroom staff, just days after it was confirmed that he had taken up a role with Rangers.

Taylor was Limerick boss for 18 months in 2013 and eventually went on to Aston Villa where he was under-23 coach and then coach at Wolves under Lambert.

Taylor accepted a position with the Rangers development squad last week, however Daily Mirror are reporting that Lambert has moved to bring in Taylor as a coach. The pair worked together at Wolves.

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