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Argyle Old Boys - Where Are They Now?/How are they doing?

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Cleverley gets Hardie back as a super sub whilst Wrexham cover his wages in full as he sees out his contract…

No wages.
No transfer fee.
No loan fee.

Would we go for it then?

Yes, but we would be somewhere in a pretty long queue then.
 

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I worry about Hardie’s injury record if he rejoins as he’d be a top earner.

I don’t think he will though. If he doesn’t pop up at a team like Bolton in the bottom half of the Championship I can see him in the Scottish Premiership at a team like Aberdeen.
 

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I worry about Hardie’s injury record if he rejoins as he’d be a top earner.

I don’t think he will though. If he doesn’t pop up at a team like Bolton in the bottom half of the Championship I can see him in the Scottish Premiership at a team like Aberdeen.
The Jam Tarts might be a good move for him now half their team has followed McInnes to Rangers.
 

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I was briefly watching KuPS Kuopio vs Sabah in the Champs League qualifiers yesterday (waiting for The Hundred to start) and saw Tymoteusz Puchacz (Sabah), he looked pretty decent apart from the odd carefree pass.
 
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I was briefly watching KuPS Kuopio vs Sabah in the Champs League qualifiers yesterday (waiting for The Hundred to start) and saw Tymoteusz Puchacz (Sabah), he looked pretty decent apart from the odd carefree pass.
I'm sure he was playing with an injury those last few months with us, he only looked 75% of what he was earlier in the season.
 

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Cleverley gets Hardie back as a super sub whilst Wrexham cover his wages in full as he sees out his contract…

No wages.
No transfer fee.
No loan fee.

Would we go for it then?

I definitely would and I would think the Green Army would welcome him back with open arms and I can visualise his 'new' debut at HP would certainly see a positive crowd reaction to him.

We know he'd be amongst the best strikers in L1 right now were we to get him in - and also and more importantly I think he'd really suit Tom Cleverley's pressing from the front style. Who doesn't like a pacey frontman to help prevent opposition defences playing high up the pitch.

It's hotdog all day for me on a season long loan with us paying a negotiated % of his wages and Wrexham paying the remainder.

Win win all round. 🌭🌭🌭
 
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Why would Wrexham loan him to us and pay part of his wages if, for example, Wigan would buy him or loan him without any contribution on wages?
 
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Why would Wrexham loan him to us and pay part of his wages if, for example, Wigan would buy him or loan him without any contribution on wages?
Fair point, I'm never clear about how much power the player/parent club has in these circumstances. But if Wrecksham want to get rid of his wage bill, they might take a low offer, he didn't exactly cost them much, did he?;). Having said that, I really doubt he will return.
 
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I'm not sure why I bothered but earlier I checked out Michael Obafemi (mainly to see if he had a club) and his record since he joined us on

a) games played
b) goals scored

is absolutely laughable.

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