Crispy Ambulance
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Minton probably best of a really bad bunch. Marco Gabbiadini best opposing player.
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Best Albion player during the "Gillingham Years"??
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The Bear
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- Dec 21, 2010
- 112
I've never forgotten how bad we were that day!
Lord Bracknell
On fire
Peter Smith? During the Gillingham years? You're joking!
By the time we were playing at Gillingham, all he was capable of was conceding throw-ins from the most unlikely places on the pitch.
By the time we were playing at Gillingham, all he was capable of was conceding throw-ins from the most unlikely places on the pitch.
Peter Smith was an interesting player. I could not fault him for trying, at least at the Goldstone. One match I remember at the Goldstone is when we were outclassed by a Birmingham team and I think we lost 0-1, but he really did a good job, but he was right at his limit.
The Birdman
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Gary Hart always gave 110% liked Barker as well but I can't remember to much as we used to drink to much to kill the pain of playing at Gillingham , we found a back street pub thinking we would have nice quiet time and became packed whith Seagulls fans and by the end of our time at Gillingham it had adopted us and where very upset when we moved back to Brighton they said they made more money out of us than the Gills were at home. This is part of our history now.
Titus
Come on!
Nobody stood out but I'll go for Culverhouse.
smiler
Well-known member
Roseneath?
Titus
Come on!
Cricketers.
Daffy Duck
Stop bloody moaning!
Jeff Minton for me.
Made those horrendous journeys up there a bit more tolerable.
But I also have to put OGH, Ritchie Barker & super Rodney Thomas.
Made those horrendous journeys up there a bit more tolerable.
But I also have to put OGH, Ritchie Barker & super Rodney Thomas.
Jeff Minton, he was a real class act for us. And to prove how bad we were in those days as a professional footballer he was actually REALLY shit as he proved when he left us. Went to Port Vale (then in what is now the Championship) and failed miserably. Went to Leyton Orient and sank without trace. Until recently you could always spot the people on NSC who really knew absolutely nothing about football as they'd be the ones saying he could still do a job for us!
Silkster365
Oooo its a corner
Andy is the Ansah
wallington seagull
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- Sep 8, 2003
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Remember that game well. we were so bad and Gabbiadni just ripped us apart. Remember most of the Brighton crowd politely applauding him when he scored his hatrick goal and marco actually acknowledging the fans by raising his hand to the applause around the ground. Imagine that happening now - I think not!
supaseagull
Well-known member
Saved me the hassle of writing that!
All were brilliant players for us in that period, especially toward the end.
SULLY COULDNT SHOOT
Loyal2Family+Albion!
Minton for me that the partnership of OGH and Barker would get a lot of votes from me
Rod was not far behind.
Rod was not far behind.
ewe2
Well-known member
Hart the best. Thomas the most exciting .
Monkey Man
Your support is not that great
I liked the calm authority of Culverhouse. Minton was the crowd favourite and was flair by the standards we had back then. He seemed to spin in the air like Sonic the Hedgehog when knocked off the ball, which was quite often.
I remember Paul Armstrong playing at Gillingham and thinking, this lad could be superb. He's done well in non-league.
I remember Paul Armstrong playing at Gillingham and thinking, this lad could be superb. He's done well in non-league.
Billy the Fish
Technocrat
Minton for me. He had the best song as well.
How did such a short bloke jump so high?
How did such a short bloke jump so high?
