Ash Taylor

Ash Taylor has reportedly played his last game in the NRL, with the New Zealand Warriors playmaker set to announce his retirement. 2 min read.

Wish Taylor the very best in retirement April 30, 2022 “He hit the NRL scene with a bang — 46 games, 45 try assists. Ash Taylor has reportedly played his last game in the NRL, with the New Zealand Warriors playmaker set to announce his retirement.

Former Titan Ash Taylor is close to calling time on his NRL career due to ongoing hip injuries. Former million dollar man Ash Taylor is expected to announce his ...

Much-maligned halfback Ash Taylor has been forced to retire at just 27 years of age due to persistent hip i...

that's (retirement) what it looks like it's going to be unfortunately for Ash," Brown told Fox League prior to his side's clash against the Canberra Raiders. Following the expiration of his deal with the Titans, Taylor struggled to find a new home before signing a $1000-per-week non-guaranteed training contract with the Warriors. Taylor has battled hip issues for the past few years and had a pair of operations in 2020 in the hope of reviving his career.

Once considered one of the best young halves in the game, Taylor signed with the Gold Coast Titans on huge deal back in 2016, but struggled throughout his six ...

“We’ve only got to know Ash in the past short time and everyone has enjoyed having him around," Brown said.“We’ve only got to know Ash in the past short time and everyone has enjoyed having him around," Brown said. "He still comes to the club all the time and does stuff – he is transitioning from not playing to thinking about what the future looks like." “Ash is obviously in a difficult time with his hip and things aren't going great for him there," he said.

New Zealand Warriors playmaker Ash Taylor looks set to call time on his career at the age of 27 after succumbing to a hip injury.

It made him one of the richest NRL players at the time. He also made one appearance for the Broncos and one for the Warriors. “He hit the NRL scene with a bang — 46 games, 45 try assists. That was upgraded to a full-time deal ahead of the new season. Taylor made a total of 116 NRL appearances. He left the Gold Coast at the end of the 2021 NRL campaign to join the Warriors, initially on a train-and-trial contract.