Comparisons aside (although compared to me he's world class), from what I've seen of him, and based on his Argyle career to date, up until recently, he has demonstrated all the attributes of a good Striker except for the important one of actually being able to score.
He has, the strength, speed and ability but, to me, he always taken the harder option of putting it wide or demonstrated powder puff shooting. However, that's normally when he has time and space on his side, maybe he's better when he doesn't have the chance to 'think' about it, not in acres of space and as of this week, instinct takes over and he scores a lovely goal or two.
The coming weeks and eventual return of Taylor will prove one way or another if he's in a Jason Banton, Reuben Reid type purple patch or really has become the Striker we all crave. I hope for Argyles sake its the latter and regardless of any England call up (hmm ok), he keeps sticking it in the net, beats the Argyle injury curse and gets touted at whatever it was DA said he'd be worth, if only to keep his and our confidence up in him.
No disputing DA has the ability to sign more than the odd duffer, but occasionally, he'll drag someone from the shadows of their career and get the spotlight firmly shining on them, if only long enough for Argyle to benefit.
