Indeed, it seems McLeish is already impressed by what he has seen from Taylor during his time with Charlton prior to his summer move, as he went on to add: “I actually saw a bit of Charlton last year and in the last couple of years. I’ve got friends at Charlton and we went to quite a lot of the games, so I’ve seen a lot of Taylor and he’s definitely got something really going for himself.“You can see the confidence, you can see the body language when he walks onto the pitch and he knows he’s a presence. “The big crux of the matter is that he has to show that in every single game but he looks like a guy with amazing belief in himself.” Since making the move to The City Ground in the summer, Taylor has made eight appearances in all competitions for the club, and scored his first goal for Forest in their 1-1 draw with local rivals Derby on Friday night. The Verdict You can sort of understand the point that McLeish is trying to make here. When you look at the impact that Taylor made during his time with a struggling Charlton side in the Championship last season, you can understand why there could have been interest in the striker from the Premier League. With that in mind, recruiting Taylor does seem like a rather good piece of business for Forest, particularly after his goal last time out, which he know ought to have the confidence and momentum to build on this season.