Gary Hart was played out of position against Leeds

[Safeway]

I know he was originally bought as a centre-forward (unlike London Oirish, I did follow the Albion before it was fashionable), but Micky Adams soon realised he wasn't much cop in that position and switched him to a right-sided midfielder where he's pretty much played ever since.

So yes, well done McGhee for playing someone out of position and getting the desired (excellent) result.

 

[Basil Fawlty]

Well done Magoo,

 

[Safeway]

f*** off out my thread, retard.

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

So OGH was not played out of position coz he was a centre forward originally

 

[Withdean Wanderer]

Hart was immense today

 

[BensGrandad]

He was bought by Brian Horton as a centre forward so perhaps MA was wrong to move him to right midfield.

It is ironic that people on here are slagging off MM for playing players out of position and then quote MA as one who changed a players position.

OGH must be getting towards a testimonial I would think when did he join us 97?

 

[Basil Fawlty]

OGH was brillant today, one of his best performances in a Brighton shirt.

 

[Les Biehn]

Ah but if a player plays well in a position that he doesn't usually play does that mean that he is played out of position or theoretically that he is being played in his position.

 

[London Calling]

OGH was a good Div 3 forward, mainly due to his pace. Was it 12 goals he scored in his first full year, par with the Bear and Minton.

But he did not have the quality of a Div 2 forward, his asset is (was) his pace, strength, fighting and never give up spirit. But not finishing.

Plus that little run he likes to go on every so often: Tranmere, Grimsby etc.

Great bloke and a key element of our never giving up attitude.

LC

 

[Wardy]

He played the best I have ever seen him play today. One a lot of balls and looked hungry. Well deserved his goal. Maybe he is the answer to our striker problem. At the very least he as given the others something to thing about.

 

[Da Man Clay]

As was Carole, and Reid and El-Abd. And Lynch to a certain extent.

 

[London Irish]

I know he was originally bought as a centre-forward (unlike London Oirish, I did follow the Albion before it was fashionable), but Micky Adams soon realised he wasn't much cop in that position and switched him to a right-sided midfielder where he's pretty much played ever since.

So yes, well done McGhee for playing someone out of position and getting the desired (excellent) result.

Are you listening Bucky, this Safeway lad speaks sense

 

[Washboard Didgets]

OGH must be getting towards a testimonial I would think when did he join us 97?

from the club site:
"Gary was famously signed by Brian Horton for a £1000 plus a set of playing kit in 1998, from Essex League Stansted. Arguably one of the best-value buys in the club's history, Harty has played over 300 games for Albion. He helped the club to two Championships and was one of the players to lead the Seagulls to victory at the Millennium Stadium in 2004."

only one Gary Hart!

 

[Dover]

Man of the Match in my humble today. Followed closley by El Abd, Butters, Lynch, and Carole.

A fantastic team effort.