I think we may be getting a bit carried away here.Green Painter":2rul408x said:Maybe the manager has convinced the chairman that signing Hardie could well earn the club millions in a future sale. He sure looks the real deal for me. Best we've had here since???
Tynan I'd say.
Pure natural goalscorer who could earn the club many millions.
German Shepherd":22k09n9c said:Blackpool played one up front & lump it to the big bloke which totally didn't suit him. My Blackpool supporting mate said he'd do really well playing off another striker & having ball to feet.....how right he was.
Critchley, their new manager, plays a different style than Grayson.
The Seasiders have just signed Yates , a perfect partner for Hardie , so can't see him moving.
Clem":1eanvq3y said:WIKIPEDIA says Mohamed Maouche is an Argyle player
demportdave":spgqbovq said:I think we may be getting a bit carried away here.Green Painter":spgqbovq said:Maybe the manager has convinced the chairman that signing Hardie could well earn the club millions in a future sale. He sure looks the real deal for me. Best we've had here since???
Tynan I'd say.
Pure natural goalscorer who could earn the club many millions.
Remind me, how many games has Hardie played for Argyle in the 4th tier.
Better than any of the forwards we had when we were a top-half Championship Club?
Ignoring the small fact that he is not actually an Argyle player, let’s see if he does actually sign for us first and then how he performs in the 3rd tier. He hardly set League 1 on fire playing for Blackpool last season.
Emeraldinho":1tva9iyn said:Hmm, if Hardie was that good a player then how come he mostly came on as a sub instead of starting games as the first choice striker? :think:
Emeraldinho":1exv3yqf said:Hmm, if Hardie was that good a player then how come he mostly came on as a sub instead of starting games as the first choice striker? :think:
Knibbsworth":16rubyd3 said:demportdave":16rubyd3 said:I think we may be getting a bit carried away here.Green Painter":16rubyd3 said:Maybe the manager has convinced the chairman that signing Hardie could well earn the club millions in a future sale. He sure looks the real deal for me. Best we've had here since???
Tynan I'd say.
Pure natural goalscorer who could earn the club many millions.
Remind me, how many games has Hardie played for Argyle in the 4th tier.
Better than any of the forwards we had when we were a top-half Championship Club?
Ignoring the small fact that he is not actually an Argyle player, let’s see if he does actually sign for us first and then how he performs in the 3rd tier. He hardly set League 1 on fire playing for Blackpool last season.
I agree that some posters are getting a bit carried away with Hardie. I read yesterday someone saying he was better than Sylvan Ebanks Blake. Settle down!!
But he does have something about him. He is a very exciting striker to watch. Very direct, very urgent, get the ball and drive at the opposition's goal with the pace to be a constant danger for any CB. Ladapo had it too, and some of our fans would never have thought Adams would have taken a Southend reserve and made a free scoring striker out of him, driving a club up into the Championship. If Ladapo is capable of that, Hardie certainly can.
greensalt":zqxj7jag said:Knibbsworth":zqxj7jag said:demportdave":zqxj7jag said:I think we may be getting a bit carried away here.Green Painter":zqxj7jag said:Maybe the manager has convinced the chairman that signing Hardie could well earn the club millions in a future sale. He sure looks the real deal for me. Best we've had here since???
Tynan I'd say.
Pure natural goalscorer who could earn the club many millions.
Remind me, how many games has Hardie played for Argyle in the 4th tier.
Better than any of the forwards we had when we were a top-half Championship Club?
Ignoring the small fact that he is not actually an Argyle player, let’s see if he does actually sign for us first and then how he performs in the 3rd tier. He hardly set League 1 on fire playing for Blackpool last season.
I agree that some posters are getting a bit carried away with Hardie. I read yesterday someone saying he was better than Sylvan Ebanks Blake. Settle down!!
But he does have something about him. He is a very exciting striker to watch. Very direct, very urgent, get the ball and drive at the opposition's goal with the pace to be a constant danger for any CB. Ladapo had it too, and some of our fans would never have thought Adams would have taken a Southend reserve and made a free scoring striker out of him, driving a club up into the Championship. If Ladapo is capable of that, Hardie certainly can.
Hardie is a better prospect than Ebanks-Blake but it depends how he progresses over the next couple of years.
xmastree":3o9s3dul said:greensalt":3o9s3dul said:Knibbsworth":3o9s3dul said:demportdave":3o9s3dul said:I think we may be getting a bit carried away here.Green Painter":3o9s3dul said:Maybe the manager has convinced the chairman that signing Hardie could well earn the club millions in a future sale. He sure looks the real deal for me. Best we've had here since???
Tynan I'd say.
Pure natural goalscorer who could earn the club many millions.
Remind me, how many games has Hardie played for Argyle in the 4th tier.
Better than any of the forwards we had when we were a top-half Championship Club?
Ignoring the small fact that he is not actually an Argyle player, let’s see if he does actually sign for us first and then how he performs in the 3rd tier. He hardly set League 1 on fire playing for Blackpool last season.
I agree that some posters are getting a bit carried away with Hardie. I read yesterday someone saying he was better than Sylvan Ebanks Blake. Settle down!!
But he does have something about him. He is a very exciting striker to watch. Very direct, very urgent, get the ball and drive at the opposition's goal with the pace to be a constant danger for any CB. Ladapo had it too, and some of our fans would never have thought Adams would have taken a Southend reserve and made a free scoring striker out of him, driving a club up into the Championship. If Ladapo is capable of that, Hardie certainly can.
Hardie is a better prospect than Ebanks-Blake but it depends how he progresses over the next couple of years.
Hardie a better prospect than SEB? How does that work? Hardie is 23 now, older than SEB was when the latter left us having scored approx 1 in 3 for us in the Championship. SEB then scored 51 in 101 Championship games for Wolves, as well as playing with less success for a couple of seasons in the Prem. OK, Hardie might better that, but at present he's yet to show he can do it in L1. Don't get me wrong, I'd love to sign Hardie, but where's the evidence that he's the better prospect?