A Hit Or A Flop
Before my time. Can't comment.
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I can just about remember Dave Hilley, very slight for a forward and had a very strange running style similar to Duncan McKenzie but a little more upright like a marching soldier!
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A player I was excited about was Arron Davies after he ripped us a new one in the playoffs. Wasn't too fussed about the other lad we signed.
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Here are a few great names from the late 1990s worth casting an eye over. Think most were pretty poor if I recall

Chris Allen - flop
Ian Moore - flop
Andy Johnson - thought he was alright
Jon Olav Hjelde - initially a hit
Nigel Quashie - flop
Dougie Freedman - flop
Andy Gray - flop
Ricardo Scimeca - flop
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From the above in my opinion:

Andy Johnson - Hit.
Hjelde - Hit.
Scimeca - Hit (just).

The rest - Flops.
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^ I agree except Dougie, had a great partnership with Jack Lester.
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(06-04-2020, 03:27 PM)Plymouth red Wrote: A player I was excited about was Arron Davies after he ripped us a new one in the playoffs. Wasn't too fussed about the other lad we signed.

Yeah, funny how that turned out.

Davies - Flop.

Cohen - Massive Hit.
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(07-04-2020, 08:10 AM)Sniffer Dog Wrote:
(06-04-2020, 03:27 PM)Plymouth red Wrote: A player I was excited about was Arron Davies after he ripped us a new one in the playoffs. Wasn't too fussed about the other lad we signed.

Yeah, funny how that turned out.

Davies - Flop.

Cohen - Massive Hit.

Can't disagree Sniffer. I was also excited when we signed Davies but he was a major let down.
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Lee Chapman?

He wasn't everyones cup of tea but I thought he was great.

Big hit for me.
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Definitely Boatsy. Chappo was a class act.
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Tell his missus that...
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Go on TPL...
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