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Hardie

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Jephcott is like sir Tommy he is a poacher and will flourish only with the right service into the box his all round game in my opinion is limited but he is a fine finisher when given he opportunity
 
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It could be that Hardie’s pace means that the opposition don’t press forward as much. He also gives us an outlet to remove some pressure from our defence.
 
Jan 6, 2004
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Garrick seems better from the bench than when he starts - can’t drop jephcott when he is in goal scoring form again and Ennis is playing well.

A bench with Houghton Mayor, Garrick and Hardie on it will be one of the best I can remember
 
Mar 16, 2009
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Hardie defends from the front better than than any of our forwards in my opinion giving opposition defenders less time to pick a Pass. Looking forward to having him back in the team

Exactly.

If you have quality like Hardie you can stretch the opposition and make it harder for them to attack. That makes it much easier for the team to defend as a unit.

it’s no coincidence that we’ve conceded so freely without Hardie.

To claim he has no influence on our results other than the goals he scores is foolishly simplistic.
 
Sep 6, 2006
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Exactly.

If you have quality like Hardie you can stretch the opposition and make it harder for them to attack. That makes it much easier for the team to defend as a unit.

it’s no coincidence that we’ve conceded so freely without Hardie.

To claim he has no influence on our results other than the goals he scores is foolishly simplistic.
Equally foolishly simplistic to suggest our results are so closely related to one average player.
 
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I wasn't referring to an average player, I was referring to Hardie - one of Argyle's, and League One's, best.

It's a shame your judgement is clouded by a toxic obsession.
It's my opinion - no more a toxic obsession than yours is. This is a player with 1 goal in last 13 and very few last season. Supposedly Championship clubs were queueing up to sign him but apparently there have been no bids. Strange that.
 
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It's my opinion - no more a toxic obsession than yours is. This is a player with 1 goal in last 13 and very few last season. Supposedly Championship clubs were queueing up to sign him but apparently there have been no bids. Strange that.

How can support for one of our best players* to counter exaggerated and continual, unreasonable and slightly
deranged criticism on this forum be considered toxic?

(* - based on stats, based on his reputation among and the opinion of opposing managers, based on our current and previous manager, based on opinion from neutral podcasts and other media, and based on his rare ability to scare the life out of pretty much every defence he's come up against this season , as for example in his most recent appearance vs Championship side Birmingham, which we won and in which we kept a clean sheet, rather than the 9 goals in 3 games we've conceded since )
 
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