Shirts on for Jon Taylor at Shrewsbury Town

Leyton Orient are in town, but there will be no room for excuses on home turf for Shrews, after losing their last four games at the Greenhous Meadow.

Manager Graham Turner will remind his side that it's a game of two halves, as they look to avenge a 3-0 defeat to the Os in August's first away trip of the League One season.

Taylor played that day and felt there was nothing between the two sides in the first period.

He has come to the fore in his last two games on the road, scoring the equaliser in a 1-1 draw at Crewe and the first in a 2-1 win away to Oldham.

Town's wing wizard is now looking for home comforts and will keep his shirt on if he scores against Orient – removing it earned him a booking at Crewe – but has something up his sleeve.

He said: "I love scoring goals and, hopefully, I will carry on doing that. When I came back from my injury, I felt fresh and ready to go and I have scored two in four games now.

"I am playing well and helping the team win, which is the most important thing. If I keeping on scoring goals, it will only help the team so that is what I want to do.

"Home and away, I will work my socks off and look to nick one for us. I love the club and I will do anything to keep us up. I need to kick on for myself, which will help us.

"The first goal celebration was planned before the game, I had visualised what happened. I think I might get a club fine for taking my shirt off, but I will have to put up with that!

"For the second, I think Luke Summerfield put the ball in and I saw my chance to run through and, luckily enough, it fell for me. It felt amazing and we were all buzzing after the game.

"It felt like a cup final, we needed the win that much, and I was so nervous for the last few minutes after I came off, I just couldn't wait for the referee to blow the whistle.

"I was made up for Aaron Wildig, too, I don't think I have ever been so pleased for someone else to score! He's worked hard to get back fit after injury and it was his first start back.

"I will have a little think about what I can do for the Orient game. If I score, I want to do something a bit different."

Taylor is determined to give the home faithful something to shout about after some trying times at the Meadow, with Town's League One future on the line as they sit in 17th place.

The 21-year-old is treating every game like a cup final as the club look to move away from the drop zone and believes anything can happen.

He said: "It hasn't been the best of times for us at home and that needs to change, especially for the fans who come to watch us. We need to work hard and get the results they deserve.

"We need to put a shift in and show that we really want to do that and, after the Preston game, the supporters were still cheering. That was really encouraging.

"Leyton Orient are a good, consistent team and we know what they are about from earlier in the season. But there was no difference between us and them until the second-half.

"Every game is important now and we should be treating each and every one like a cup final. We need to go out there, give it our all and, hopefully, win the game."