Hero referee used training as prison officer to act when Christian Eriksen collapsed
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dailystar.co.ukEuro 2020 fixture against Finland on Saturday.Along with the medical staff and Danish captain Simon Kjaer, the Cheshire-based referee’s quick response to the situation and proactiveness helped the situation, and perhaps saved Eriksen’s life.The situation is one that is difficult to control for anyone, but Taylor’s calmness was appreciated by many – including the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge – and many have attributed that to his time working at Strangeways, the Manchester prison.Back in 2017, Taylor told The Sun about his experiences when working at the prison: “There are skills which are interchangeable between working in the prison service and refereeing.“It's not about red and yellow cards, it's about stopping things happening as much.
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