Jack Warner's Former Aide Harold Taylor Speaks to Sky News

Harold Taylor, at 82, reflects on his past work with Jack Warner in Caribbean football. Despite allegations of corruption against Warner, Taylor maintains his innocence and loyalty, citing their long-standing friendship and shared church attendance. He denies any involvement in corrupt activities and advises Warner to fight extradition. Taylor remains skeptical of Warner's alleged corruption but acknowledges the potential consequences if charges are proven.

What is Harold Taylor's current pastime?

• Writing a book

• Tending his garden

• Playing football

• Traveling the world

What was Harold Taylor's role in the Caribbean football scene?

• He was a referee

• He was Jack Warner's right-hand man

• He was a coach

• He was a player

How does Taylor describe his relationship with Jack Warner?

• They are business partners

• They are still good friends

• They are political rivals

• They are estranged

What is Taylor's stance on the allegations against Warner?

• He cannot believe Warner is corrupt

• He is unsure about Warner's innocence

• He has evidence against Warner

• He believes Warner is guilty

What advice does Taylor give to Warner regarding extradition?

• To flee the country

• To fight the extradition

• To confess to the charges

• To negotiate a deal