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Fulham keeper Maik Taylor could be reunited
with ex-Fulham boss Keegan
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Fulham will be asked to help Kevin Keegan's plans to ease his goalkeeper
crisis by agreeing a £2.5million reunion with Fulham's Maik Taylor.
The Manchester City boss, now without injured first-choice Nicky Weaver,
has been chasing Taylor for some time.
Premiership Fulham have a gentleman's agreement with their Northern Ireland
stopper that he will be allowed to leave in the summer for the right fee.
But Weaver's knee injury could bring the Taylor deal forward in time
to beat this month's transfer deadline.
Keegan signed Taylor, 30, for Fulham five years ago and sees him as the
man to help keep City'sPremiership promotion campaign on track.
And Taylor is desperate to leave Fulham as he is hardly getting a look-in
behind Dutchman Edwin Van der Sar.
Keegan is also losing patience with bad-boy Weaver, 23, who has been
fined two weeks' wages over a nightclub incident.