Here's the proof that Exeter City coach Matt Taylor is magic
The Grecians' defensive coach has the ability to turn off lights with his hands
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There’s been plenty of magic flying around Exeter’s St James Park this season – and not because of their near-perfect record of four wins and a draw.
Coach Matt Taylor has seemingly developed the power to turn off floodlights at the wave of a hand.
The freak occurrence took place during an interview celebrating Exeter under-23s coming from behind to beat Dagenham & Redbridge.
Exeter fans will be hoping their sparkling start to the season continues as they travel to newly promoted Forest Green Rovers on Saturday.
Taylor & Co. won't feel much need to re-work the formula ahead of their trip to The New Lawn – Forest Green have already conceded 15 goals this season, second only to Yeovil (who got spanked 8-2 on the opening day).
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