A nice few back-
Whilst not IP like Paul,I got my Jack Charltons back today.Happy with the Shoot photo as now fully signed. (I got Billy Bremner IP on it when he was Leeds manager)
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Alan Warboys began his career at Doncaster Rovers before moving to S heffield Wednesday. Following Wednesday's relegation in 1970, he joined Cardiff City, as a replacement for John Toshack who had joined Liverpool. On his home debut for the club, Warboys scored twice against the team he had just left, Sheffield Wednesday and went on to finish the season having scored 13 goals in 17 league games, including scoring four times in one match during a 4–0 win over Carlisle United, as the club missed out on promotion by one place. After spending one more year at Cardiff, he joined Sheffield United.
After a brief spell with United, Warboys joined Bristol Rovers. In his five seasons at the club, he forged a lethal forward pairing with Bruce Bannister, taking Rovers to promotion to the Second Division and earning the duo the nickname Smash and Grab in reference to Warboys' physical playing style and Bannisters ability to grab the resulting chances created by Warboys.He later played for Fulham and Hull City before returning to Doncaster Rovers. In his first season back at the club he was awarded the club's Player of the Year award .Following an operation to remove a disc from his back, he retired in 1982.
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Tommy Taylor played for Orient, helping them to promotion , and captained the England youth team. He won 13 caps for the England Under-23 team, but never made a senior appearance.
Taylor joined West Ham in October 1970 and was a member of the team that won the FA Cup in 1975. In 1977 played for Team Hawaii of North American Soccer League from May to August of this year on loan from West Ham.He returned to Orient in 1979 after losing his place in the Hammers side. He played a total of 396 games and scored eight goals for the Hammers.
After a spell in Belgium with K. Beerschot V.A.C., Taylor joined Charlton Athletic as youth coach. He moved into football management in New Zealand for three years, then joined Maidstone United as a coach in 1989.
Taylor became youth team manager at Cambridge United in 1993 and went on to manage the first team in 1995. A year later, he returned to Brisbane Road to manage Leyton Orient.
In 2001, after five years at the club, he left Orient and joined Darlington, leaving in October 2002. Taylor then joined Farnborough Town, officially taking on the manager's role in May 2003.
In November 2004, Taylor was appointed manager at King's Lynn. In 2006 he joined rivals Peterborough United as assistant to Keith Alexander. On 15 January 2007, following the departure of Alexander, he was appointed caretaker manager. With the job going to Darren Ferguson five days later, Taylor became number two once again, after overseeing one loss for the club.
In July 2007 he left Peterborough to become manager of Boston United before he joined FC Torrevieja, in Alicante, Spain, as Director of Football.In May 2011 he was appointed as manager of Belper Town.
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