The boy has ability but every time he gets the ball I can't help but think that he looks absolutely terrified. No confidence at all and just looks timid. We have seen before what he is capable of but since his spell out injured he hasn't been the same. Does anyone else reckon that perhaps a loan spell out to a 2nd or 3rd division club might be beneficial for him? I think maybe a loan spell where he can play week in week out and hopefully build up a bit of fitness and most importantly his confidence again.
When he's on top form he's very exciting to watch and has the quick feet and the pace to beat defenders but at the moment he just looks far too light weight and practically terrified with the ball at his feet.
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Thread: Harris out on loan?
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15-11-2014 05:01 PM #1
Harris out on loan?
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15-11-2014 05:03 PM #2
His first thought when getting the ball is to cut back and find a pass in field. No interest in taking a man on anymore! I'd agree a loan out would be a good move at this point.
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15-11-2014 05:05 PM #3
I'm not sure.
Last season everyone was saying a loan move to a 1st division club would do him the world of good, now he's at a 1st division club and still looks poor.
Personally I think it's a mental thing with Harris. He really needs to get over that injury, if he needs help with that psychologically then he should get it. Yes it was a bad tackle but many, many players young and old have had bad injuries and a hell of a lot of them have come back quicker and better than Harris has.PM Awards General Poster of The Year 2015, 2016, 2017. Probably robbed in other years
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15-11-2014 05:09 PM #4
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Not convinced he's actually any good.
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15-11-2014 05:38 PM #8
The title of the thread is two words too long.
If Stubbs charged him very time he passed or moved backwards he would owe Hibs money.
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15-11-2014 05:57 PM #10
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Really where could he go on too? He's not good enough for the championship, so he would be looking at a part time club. Like many off the present team Hibs will be the peak off their career
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15-11-2014 07:03 PM #13
We've had a few players go off the boil in my lifetime but I've never seen anything as bad as this. It's like watching a different player entirely! Don't think it can even be a confidence thing anymore.
It's a bit of a myth to say he only had one good game against Falkirk. He looked lovely in almost every game he played at the end of that season. Great on his debut when he came on against Hearts at ER, brilliant at Tynie in our 2-1 win, great first half at Killie when he scored in the abandoned game. He used to just glide past players with ease. Looks like he couldn't glide past a traffic cone now
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15-11-2014 07:11 PM #16
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Give it a rest.
He has potential, does not show it. But we don't have a lot of options, today showed that.
Why not try and support him? Radical, I know!
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15-11-2014 07:22 PM #18
He's not very good and has the heart of a mouse.
Him and Handling are the new Callum Booth.
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15-11-2014 07:24 PM #19
Might be proved wrong but I don't think he's got a future with us. Had a few decent games in what feels like decades ago but the laddie can't tackle, take on a defender or cross.
Either out on loan or out completely. He's doing absolutely nothing for the team and should have been substituted earlier than he was today.
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15-11-2014 07:35 PM #22
I've nothing against Harris but for me it's clear he simply isn't good enough for Hibs or Premiership and Championship.
His ankle injury has destroyed all the early promise and his confidence has suffered irreparably.
Strongest 11 I think we're a match for anyone but 2 or 3 players down and I'm afraid we're simply not good enough. That's Falkirk, Raith, Dumbarton & Queens all came to Easter Road sat in and said "come on and break us down" and we've been unable to.
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15-11-2014 07:42 PM #24
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Should never have started today
I think he has been reasonable coming on late for 10-15 minutes and was allowing him to rebuild some confidence.
Starting today was a bad shout by Stubbs. He was upfront with other young players in Handling and Cummings and his
confidence disappeared very quickly. He is afraid to put in a tackle and should never start a game until is confidence is
back.
Does he have a future with Hibs. I will reserve judgement.
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15-11-2014 07:49 PM #25This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
That was the final straw today for me though - Stubbs maybe thinks he can't play wide now but he's not doing in in attacking midfield, support striker or whatever. So disappointing.
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15-11-2014 08:04 PM #26
He has the pace to cause defenders problems but he is so lacking in confidence that he's not even trying to take anyone on. Therefore, he is a wasted jersey which should go to someone like Stanton, Lewis Allan or Sinclair.
Shame, but he's nowhere near first team material and given our position in the leagues that's a piss poor assessment of his form.
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I said it at the start of the season that this is a massive season for the young guys at the club, (Harris Stanton Handling Cummings and Forster) and they would need to prove there worth in this league, so far only two have shown that and one of them is injured, I'm not writing any of them of yet but a few of them need to get the finger out and show the potential they have shown in the past or they might not be at Hibs next season, they need to start raising there game sharpish.
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15-11-2014 08:42 PM #29
he has had too many chances and has failed to live up to the early promise, time to move on he aint going to make it, another jamie mccluskie im afraid.
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15-11-2014 08:46 PM #30
It's a shame that he's in the public glare at the moment as he's clearly nowhere near the level that should be expected of a first team player at Hibs.
Obviously injuries have meant that Harris has to play right now but he's contributed very little for a long time now and there has to come a time when Stubbs should be considering sending him out on loan somewhere for six months.
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