Darlo Uncovered

I do agree on Hardy and possibly Purewal to be fair.

Liam Hardy is a poor man's Nathan Fisher


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Surely Hardy is getting a bit old now, where is he playing at the moment?

Looked it up myself, still playing for I believe Buxton and he's only 27, so much younger than I thought. I'd have him back if he was interested.

Bet Buxton would be delighted if we handed over yet another £14,000 for his services and then they can get him back in a year's time again for less. They could earn quite a decent living out of us.

We're probably keeping them afloat singlehandedly!!

Amar, Fisher, Hardy, Mitchell!!!

All players who are where they are for a reason, whether that be they are happy being home for tea or after years of club hopping they've found their level.

Cartman bagged for fun in the league they are in, he isn't now and he didn't last season. I remember being increasingly frustrated at Hardy's lack of pace. We need better and I hope Tommy see's that. The player from a NE club could be Armstrong but again I'd hope we had a few more options.

Darlo_Pete wrote:Looked it up myself, still playing for I believe Buxton and he's only 27, so much younger than I thought. I'd have him back if he was interested.

That's incorrect, pretty sure he is 29/30.

Out of the 4 aforementioned in this thread, I would only look at giving Purewal another chance, didn't get a fair crack at it before being sold.

TDS wrote: The player from a NE club could be Armstrong but again I'd hope we had a few more options.

Me too. Armstrong (good as he was) won't cut it now, we need to look forward not back.

TDS wrote:Amar, Fisher, Hardy, Mitchell!!!

All players who are where they are for a reason, whether that be they are happy being home for tea or after years of club hopping they've found their level.

Cartman bagged for fun in the league they are in, he isn't now and he didn't last season. I remember being increasingly frustrated at Hardy's lack of pace. We need better and I hope Tommy see's that. The player from a NE club could be Armstrong but again I'd hope we had a few more options.

You're wrong about Hardy - he has proven himself capable of scoring at this level before Gray inexplicably fucked him off.

He's only dropped back one level and is prolific at that level (Evostik Premier). Cartman was good but not prolific at that level - he was prolific at the level below.

Anyway, hardly likely we'll go back in for him so no point debating further really.

Watch me be terribly underwhelmed at whoever we do bring in! I might be begging for Hardy at that stage!

Be interesting to see the sort of player Wright thinks we can attract. Will say a lot about him for me.

Darlofan97 wrote:

Darlo_Pete wrote:Looked it up myself, still playing for I believe Buxton and he's only 27, so much younger than I thought. I'd have him back if he was interested.

That's incorrect, pretty sure he is 29/30.

Out of the 4 aforementioned in this thread, I would only look at giving Purewal another chance, didn't get a fair crack at it before being sold.

According to the internet, he was born in 1990, unless there are 2 Liam Hardy's.

I’d take Purewal, Hardy, Watson and Mitchell. Would not be interested in Fisher or Dowson.

Hardy was superb alongside Beck at the beginning of last season, but it was clear that Gray never trusted him.

Wasn’t Mitchell given the boot as Gray didn’t agree with his holiday?

Watson was arguably better than Galbraith at left back, but Galbraith’s set pieces kept him in the side. I’d be happy with Watson, or A N Other, at left back and Galbraith at centre half.

Beano wrote:I’d take Purewal, Hardy, Watson and Mitchell. Would not be interested in Fisher or Dowson.

Hardy was superb alongside Beck at the beginning of last season, but it was clear that Gray never trusted him.

Wasn’t Mitchell given the boot as Gray didn’t agree with his holiday?

Watson was arguably better than Galbraith at left back, but Galbraith’s set pieces kept him in the side. I’d be happy with Watson, or A N Other, at left back and Galbraith at centre half.

I would not take any of those players, they are history and why would Watson leave Blyth anyway?

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Galbraith is a better left-back than Watson, and Callaghan too for that matter.

Mitchell was ineffective as a winger at this level from what I remember last year. No better than Thompson or Gillies.

Hardy tailed off badly last year too, and was sold in order to strengthen elsewhere.

Darlo_Pete wrote:

Darlofan97 wrote:

Darlo_Pete wrote:Looked it up myself, still playing for I believe Buxton and he's only 27, so much younger than I thought. I'd have him back if he was interested.

That's incorrect, pretty sure he is 29/30.

Out of the 4 aforementioned in this thread, I would only look at giving Purewal another chance, didn't get a fair crack at it before being sold.

According to the internet, he was born in 1990, unless there are 2 Liam Hardy's.

Must be true ha. He's at least 30.

Ingleby wrote:

Darlo_Pete wrote:

Darlofan97 wrote:

Darlo_Pete wrote:Looked it up myself, still playing for I believe Buxton and he's only 27, so much younger than I thought. I'd have him back if he was interested.

That's incorrect, pretty sure he is 29/30.

Out of the 4 aforementioned in this thread, I would only look at giving Purewal another chance, didn't get a fair crack at it before being sold.

According to the internet, he was born in 1990, unless there are 2 Liam Hardy's.

Must be true ha. He's at least 30.

This would say it's true he's only 27!!!!!!

http://www.soccerbase.com/players/playe ... r_id=57940

Look, you can forget about Liam Hardy. He's far too busy with other projects at the moment.....
https://www.spotern.com/fr/spot/tv/peak ... y-blinders

LoidLucan wrote:Look, you can forget about Liam Hardy. He's far too busy with other projects at the moment.....
https://www.spotern.com/fr/spot/tv/peak ... y-blinders

HAHAHAHA. Class.

Darlo_Pete wrote:

Ingleby wrote:

Darlo_Pete wrote:

Darlofan97 wrote:

Darlo_Pete wrote:Looked it up myself, still playing for I believe Buxton and he's only 27, so much younger than I thought. I'd have him back if he was interested.

That's incorrect, pretty sure he is 29/30.

Out of the 4 aforementioned in this thread, I would only look at giving Purewal another chance, didn't get a fair crack at it before being sold.

According to the internet, he was born in 1990, unless there are 2 Liam Hardy's.

Must be true ha. He's at least 30.

This would say it's true he's only 27!!!!!!

http://www.soccerbase.com/players/playe ... r_id=57940

Yes and he plays for Darlo. They are wrong.

Hardy is 29. 30 in December.

http://darlingtonfootballclub.co.uk/player/liam-hardy/

$pend¥moor sign keeper Shane Bland. Funny how often they sign someone just at the same time we're supposed to be closing in on a deal. What odds that we were after him?

Bet they'll be in the hunt for the same strikers as us. They've got Armstrong on the transfer list and Fewster who hasn't troubled the goalscoring charts and got crocked when they dumped the poor bugger into the line-up for a Durham Challenge Cup game.

Shocked by Fewsters lack of goals tbh. He's got a good record further up the leagues.

If he's unsettled or unhappy at Spen, I'd happily see us give him a shot here.

LoidLucan wrote:Bet they'll be in the hunt for the same strikers as us. They've got Armstrong on the transfer list and Fewster who hasn't troubled the goalscoring charts and got crocked when they dumped the poor bugger into the line-up for a Durham Challenge Cup game.

Completely forgot about Fewster Lucan, god knows how much they are paying him , gutted for them!

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And to think of all that polaver when Fewster signed for Spennymoor.....

He's apparently pulling the splinters out of his arse from bench-warming duties and maybe is now starting to jab them into his Jason Ainsley voodoo doll ... just like Tom Craddock did.

LoidLucan wrote:He's apparently pulling the splinters out of his arse from bench-warming duties and maybe is now starting to jab them into his Jason Ainsley voodoo doll ... just like Tom Craddock did.

Wonder what happened to Craddock, has he called it a day?.

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QUAKERMAN2 wrote:

LoidLucan wrote:He's apparently pulling the splinters out of his arse from bench-warming duties and maybe is now starting to jab them into his Jason Ainsley voodoo doll ... just like Tom Craddock did.

Wonder what happened to Craddock, has he called it a day?.

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My understanding is that he’s still at spenny sat on a 2 year deal. Can’t shift him

divas wrote:And to think of all that polaver when Fewster signed for Spennymoor.....

Yes, at the time you'd think we'd missed out on a non league Messi, rather than a boro kid with injury problems and a lot to prove.