Withdean Wanderer
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Signings that have made you go 'blimey' since you started watching the Albion?
Savage, Kitson, Beasant, Claridge...
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Mendoza
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Dave Beasant for me, possibly Frank Stapleton
and I did it when we got Liam Brady and Peter Taylor as managers
and I did it when we got Liam Brady and Peter Taylor as managers
Fashanu
Worthington
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
Terry Connor, can remember being excited at the prospect of seeing him play...was also pretty chuffed when we signed Whingy, for a player from a team playing at a higher level to want to come to the Albion suggested that we might be turning the proverbial corner.
Plus the signing of OGH, I wanted to know how we had managed to raise that thousand quid as we were more than potless at the time and I don't think we had paid any sort of fee for several years until then.
Plus the signing of OGH, I wanted to know how we had managed to raise that thousand quid as we were more than potless at the time and I don't think we had paid any sort of fee for several years until then.
seagull_special
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Martin Chivers, Frank Worthington, Don Shanks
Jam The Man
Well-known member
Frank Stapleton
Scotty Mac
New member
- Jul 13, 2003
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russel bromage
Trufflehound
Re-enfranchised
seagull_special
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Alan Blimey sorry I meant Biley
Man of Harveys
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Aiden NewHORSE
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
...mind you, the signing of Paul Kitson seemed pretty good at the time, if only we had realised that his medical bills would nearly bankrupt the club.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Les Briley.
junior
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Paul Kitson.
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
wolfie
Well-known member
When Bobby Smith signed for Albion in 1964 it was the equivilant of Shearer leaving Newcastle and joining us straight away. I believe Smith had played for England less than a year before.
The news came as a bolt out of the blue - I can still remember when I heard - I was queuing outside the old North Road Baths for after school swimming practice. First crowd at the Goldstone to watch him was over 20,000 and that was about the season's average.
The news came as a bolt out of the blue - I can still remember when I heard - I was queuing outside the old North Road Baths for after school swimming practice. First crowd at the Goldstone to watch him was over 20,000 and that was about the season's average.
Garage_Doors
Originally the Swankers
For me it was when Cloughie became manager