Harry Cardwell

Reports suggest Doncaster amongst others are tabling a six-figure bid for Cardwell from Chorley.

He was complete rubbish here, wasn't he, let's be honest.

It makes you wonder if the club was so toxic, so negative, so backwards thinking, and penny-pinching and about 30 years behind the times that players will simply not reach anywhere near their potential whilst here.

We are obviously going to have to turn back all the negatives and start realising our potential as a good place to work, and a good club to be at, and the quicker the takeover is announced the better.

He was always a hard working target man, and had some success in holding up the ball played forward.

His downfall was that he just couldn’t score, which is a problem for a striker

I was one of the few that actually rated Cardwell.

He was unlucky with injuries but I always thought he offered us something and with a solid run in the team I always thought he could of been a very good front man.
Limbrick rated him highly from what I understand.

They must be crazy. Is holloway in charge of recruitment there .he can spot a player

Quoted from lew chaterleys lover

Reports suggest Doncaster amongst others are tabling a six-figure bid for Cardwell from Chorley.

He was complete rubbish here, wasn't he, let's be honest.

It makes you wonder if the club was so toxic, so negative, so backwards thinking, and penny-pinching and about 30 years behind the times that players will simply not reach anywhere near their potential whilst here.

We are obviously going to have to turn back all the negatives and start realising our potential as a good place to work, and a good club to be at, and the quicker the takeover is announced the better.

He has only scored 1 goal this season for Chorley in the League, which makes it 3 league goals for 6 different clubs in 6 years. For a striker that is a woeful return. I'm not sure who would want to part with a six figure sum in order to bring in a forward with such a poor record in front of goal. Cardwell frustrated me, he always seemed to be missing something other than the obvious. He was a hard worker and he could at times bring other players into the game but too many off games than on. One of those players who you always think he is going to come good but after 3 years you are kind of wondering why he is still here.

There seems to be more to his play at Chorley, and perhaps he has found his level in the National League North, but would be bizarre to see him jump to League One when he couldn't cut the mustard in League Two.

He was nowhere near good enough whilst here, glad he's doing well for himself but I'd also be amazed if he was anywhere close to league 1 standard.

Not complete rubbish. Niggling injuries, lack of aggression, poorly coached, underused as a sub but a willing and reliable squad player. Far too nice for a CF but has learned to put himself about in non league. Always thought he would develop with regular games but he suffered as a result of stupid contracts given to Hanson and Green.

He scored once in 2 years before Hanson and Green turned up.

It's funny how young players can improve over time, who'd have thought thats how things worked.
Then we look at our current crop of youngsters and say they're not good enough.
We do seem to expect our youngsters to be the finished article from the get go, so maybe , just maybe we need to allow players time to develop before we decide they'll never make it.
Kayden Jackson wasn't great here but that season with us helped him develop in to a goalscorer the following season.

Struggled to establish himself in what was usually pretty drab sides that we fielded.

He worked hard and had a bit of pace too, it would be good to think he’s earned another shot in the EFL after dropping down a couple of levels.