Stuart Taylor (footballer born 1947)
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Stuart Taylor is an English
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 former footballer
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 who spent his entire professional playing career at Bristol Rovers
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Taylor holds the record for most league appearances by anyone for Bristol Rovers with 546 league games played in his fifteen years at the club.

On leaving Rovers in 1980, Taylor was appointed as player-manager of non-league Bath City
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He had trained as a plumber
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in case his football career did not work out and in February 2008 was reported to be working as a plumber in Bristol.
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