Tarpey Loan to Maidenhead

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DerekRocholl
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Tarpey Loan to Maidenhead

Post: # 261708Post DerekRocholl »

Until 1st January. I guess he will then be sold during the transfer window.
Guiseleybee
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Post: # 261710Post Guiseleybee »

Not at all. Seems a very sensible move for all parties. I'd fully expect him to come back, hopefully benefiting from regular first team action.
ccollis_869
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Post: # 261711Post ccollis_869 »

Depends how he gets on I suppose
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Re: Tarpey Loan to Maidenhead

Post: # 261712Post WinchyBee »

Inevitable move, good for all parties I think. Hopefully he'll come back after playing 6/7 full matches and bagging a few goals in the meantime.
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Re: Tarpey Loan to Maidenhead

Post: # 261713Post letchbee94 »

This no way me having a go at Tarpey here, but what a waste of money this has turned out to be.
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MCB
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Re: Tarpey Loan to Maidenhead

Post: # 261714Post MCB »

He's managed exactly 200 minutes of football for us. Wasn't he the club record signing?

I remember the utter excitement of that 31st August deadline (it was my birthday I was pissed), and two days later under Eames with Tarps in the team we thrashed them 1-4, and were definitely going up.

How quickly things change :*(:
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Re: Tarpey Loan to Maidenhead

Post: # 261717Post #Beebot »

letchbee94 wrote:This no way me having a go at Tarpey here, but what a waste of money this has turned out to be.
Mainly because Still has rammed the squad with strikers and has irrational favourites.
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Re: Tarpey Loan to Maidenhead

Post: # 261718Post BEEGONE »

MCB wrote:He's managed exactly 200 minutes of football for us. Wasn't he the club record signing?

I remember the utter excitement of that 31st August deadline (it was my birthday I was pissed), and two days later under Eames with Tarps in the team we thrashed them 1-4, and were definitely going up.

How quickly things change :*(:
This was a side that was crying out for a holding midfielder, instead we wasted every penny on a 4th striker who broke down within minutes. Whoever passed him fit to sign should have been fired. All the clues were there including never having played professional football as his body might not be up to it.... :Drink1:
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Post: # 261720Post Guiseleybee »

letchbee94 wrote:This no way me having a go at Tarpey here, but what a waste of money this has turned out to be.
I don't see how you can judge to this conclusion. It's not his fault he got injured. This to me looks more about getting a player fit, sharp and ready to properly compete for a starting place rather than confirmation we are giving up on him and selling up.
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Post: # 261721Post fordybarnet »

Tarpey or not Tarpey, that is the question !
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Post: # 261723Post LoudmouthBFC »

He needs game time, lets hope he can kick on and he comes back to us banging in goals. Right now we need a forward to start scoring.
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Re: Tarpey Loan to Maidenhead

Post: # 261726Post Norfolk & Chance »

Guiseleybee wrote:
letchbee94 wrote:This no way me having a go at Tarpey here, but what a waste of money this has turned out to be.
I don't see how you can judge to this conclusion. It's not his fault he got injured. This to me looks more about getting a player fit, sharp and ready to properly compete for a starting place rather than confirmation we are giving up on him and selling up.
?

The point made was it was a big waste of money.
Impossible to argue that point as at today.
Nothing to do with who's 'fault' it was when he was injured.

He might come back refreshed, fit and score gazillions of goals, in which case he won't have been a big waste of money.
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Post: # 261728Post BEEGONE »

Norfolk & Chance wrote: He might come back refreshed, fit and score gazillions of goals, in which case he won't have been a big waste of money.
I think we all have to remember he is now 30, been out for over a year and never played league football.

Lets not pin to much hope on him....

I hope im wrong.
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Re: Tarpey Loan to Maidenhead

Post: # 261729Post UnderhillStackSave »

BEEGONE wrote:
MCB wrote:He's managed exactly 200 minutes of football for us. Wasn't he the club record signing?

I remember the utter excitement of that 31st August deadline (it was my birthday I was pissed), and two days later under Eames with Tarps in the team we thrashed them 1-4, and were definitely going up.

How quickly things change :*(:
This was a side that was crying out for a holding midfielder, instead we wasted every penny on a 4th striker who broke down within minutes. Whoever passed him fit to sign should have been fired. All the clues were there including never having played professional football as his body might not be up to it.... :Drink1:
What an absolutely stupid statement, Tarpey injured his knee playing Cambridge. I think you should get a job in either HR or medicine
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Re: Tarpey Loan to Maidenhead

Post: # 261730Post ninestein »

Sensible move for all parties. Hopefully he can play a few games and re-discover his mojo, and what better club to do it at than the club he made a name for himself. Their fans will be excited by this.
He needs to play games now otherwise we're never going to know what he can do.
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