Goalkeepers first seen, best seen.

[arich264]

Eric Gill was my first, Dave Hollins was great in the short time he played for us, Brian Powney was Mr Reliable, Peter Grummit and Joe Corrigan were the best and honourable mentions to Michel Kuipers, Eric Steele, Graham Moseley, Mark Beeney, John Keeley and Perry Digweed

 

[Mackenzie]

Corrigan was the first, difficult to say who the best was but its either Beeney, Keeley or Ankergren I should think.

 

[The Face]

Nicky Rust, Ben Roberts

 

[generation x]

Powney was first & probably Moseley edges it as best.

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

First good old john keeley. Best toss up between roberts and mark beeney.

 

[getz]

Eric Gill was the first. The best without any hesitation Brian Powney.

 

[Leosayer]

Peter Grummitt - Corrigan or Moseley proabably best

 

[Napier]

Powney was the first. Powney, Keeley or Grummitt the best.

 

[tonymgc]

Nicky Rust was the first Ben Roberts the best

 

[jevs]

Grummitt first, Keeley best

 

[big nuts]

Ron Fearon was my first on loan from Ipswich I think in the 88/89 season. Best is a tricky one hard to split Keeley, Beeney, Kuipers & Roberts. Would probably go John Keeley but could argue either way.

 

[bassking]

First Peter Grummitt
Best Peter Grummitt.

 

[Hunting 784561]

Powney the first.

FDM was Mr BHA to me though, an absolute legend.

 

[Churchy]

Has to be John Keeley, was my fav player when i was mascot, remember shooting at him infront of a full north stand at the goldstone ground !! i did like tony meola even if he did make about 11 apperences ?!

 

[chez]

First was Graham Moseley and the best was Mark Beeney.

 

[mune ni kamome]

Bert McGonagle. Close for best between Sidebottom, Moseley and Steele.

 

[jcl 1959]

peter grummit simply the best

 

[Art Vs Science]

Grummitt first and best for me although Mark Beeney was right up there.

 

[Timbo]

Moseley 1st, Keeley was best.

 

[thedonkeycentrehalf]

First was Peter Grummitt. Best in an Albion shirt is probably Moseley. Best performance I've seen by an Albion keeper (although he wasn't with us at the time) was Dave Beasant. We Played Chelsea at the Goldstone and he was absolutely immense for them.