Tyler Harvey goes out on loan to Bath City

Green Rhino · Mar 11, 2016

Gone on 28 day loan as Jamille Matt comes in.

Hope he does well, there is a very talented footballer in there somewhere.

http://www.pafc.co.uk/news/article/hes- ... 01683.aspx

Mark Pedlar · Mar 11, 2016

I wouldn't be surprised if we never saw him in an Argyle shirt again. Shame he never developed from the talented youngster he was.

Good luck to him.

PAFC94 · Mar 11, 2016

Good for both parties. I expect him to do well at that level and you never know he may return revitalised and full of confidence. He has ability, we've seen that just nowhere near often enough.

David Fisher · Mar 11, 2016

Mark Pedlar":3fqkekp8 said:
I wouldn't be surprised if we never saw him in an Argyle shirt again. Shame he never developed from the talented youngster he was.

Good luck to him.

Agreed.

I think we're back to the old chestnut regarding no real competitive football for the "young professionals" (and fringe first-teamers).

There's the Peninsula League side but with all due respect it's only one step up from a pub league.

Let's hope Tyler gets some benefit from this.

PL2 3DQ · Mar 11, 2016

Good luck to him. His last start in the team was in the FA Cup in November 2014 and his last league start two months before that, so it was obvious he needed to get away.

BadBoy · Mar 11, 2016

Next season is the big one for Tyler, no more emergency loans should mean more opportunity for home grown youngsters to make the breakthrough that so often is denied by the system as it is today.

cheshiregreen · Mar 11, 2016

BadBoy":18xwm5op said:
Next season is the big one for Tyler, no more emergency loans should mean more opportunity for home grown youngsters to make the breakthrough that so often is denied by the system as it is today.

Wonder which club he will be at? Unlikely to be Argyle I suspect.

Knarf Reprah · Mar 11, 2016

Shame, the lad never improved, I wish him every success

Ollieargyle9 · Mar 11, 2016

BadBoy":42qk2nca said:
Next season is the big one for Tyler, no more emergency loans should mean more opportunity for home grown youngsters to make the breakthrough that so often is denied by the system as it is today.

I think Tyler's season came and went when Sheridan was willing to give him a go and he never did enough to earn his place.

A career in the non-league beckons for him, if he performs Bath may give him a go but I can't see him ever making it here. If he uses it as a wake up call he might do what Isaac Vassell has done and seriously ups his game but I imagine the necessary kick up the backside won't come until his pay cheques stop coming from a league club.

Ade the green · Mar 11, 2016

Knarf Reprah":ajiz37n2 said:
Shame, the lad never improved, I wish him every success

I always think back to Sheridan trying to get him to play midfield. However poor he was as a manager his playing abilities couldn't be doubted and I suspect he saw something in Harvey that convinced him a change of position would benefit him. Sadly (apparently) Tyler never tried so will never know if Sheridan's judgement was off and put his development back 6-9 months which is telling now.

Steve Evans · Mar 11, 2016

good move for tyler.come back stronger and bang them in for us next season.

lilcol · Mar 11, 2016

Thats about Tylers level, he isn't going to make it as a league player.

dunlop · Mar 11, 2016

Best news for him young guys need to be playing regular he must have a flat bottom.

Stan · Mar 11, 2016

dunlop":l0k0npkt said:
Best news for him young guys need to be playing regular he must have a flat bottom.

Agree, game time will do him and hopefully us good.

Deacster · Mar 11, 2016

Shame as all the evidence suggests he's not going to make it. Clearly talented but it's not worked out, who knows why, would have liked to have seen him work harder as clearly technically talented.

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