The former prison officer says he was inspired by his sister, who works as a doctor in the NHS.
"When the call went out, I registered and it's just a waiting game now for checks to be processed.
"Everybody should be really grateful and it's so important that people take the advice, stay at home and reduce social contact," he said. Taylor also said he hopes football can help society recover from the pandemic, adding that the cancellation of various games and tournaments had been a"reality check" for the sport.He is one of two referees in England under consideration for the European Championship, which has been postponed until June 2021.
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