Fabregas feels that the Blues centre-back's three game ban for breaking the Gunners striker's leg two minutes into the 2-2 draw at St Andrew's is 'very, very unfair'.
"Of course I blame him," Fabregas has said.
"He did it and he knows why he did it. Of course he is not going to say he did it on purpose, he will never say that.
"But a very good player is injured for a year and the player who committed the tackle is suspended for three little games.
"It is very, very unfair."Taylor serves the third of the three game ban when Blues entertain Newcastle United at St Andrews on Monday night and will then be available for selection once again when Blues take on Reading at the Madejski Stadium next Saturday.