Name The Brighton Player Competition

[Mendoza]

I dont know the answers but just liked these photos

From 1987

From 1969

From 1988

From 1924 and with surnames

From 1970

 

[Silent Bob]

Those are good pictures. The snowy one especially.

 

[Clothes Peg]

Those are good pictures. The snowy one especially.

I like that one too. It's nice.

 

[Mendoza]

but can you name the players gina??

 

[Withdean Wanderer]

Is Dean Saunders in 1988?

(I don't actually know when he played for us, or even if the number 10 is our player!)

 

[Gerbil]

Is Dean Saunders in 1988?

(I don't actually know when he played for us, or even if the number 10 is our player!)

Dean Saunders and Steve Penney are the top photo.

Is 88 WENDY

 

[Clothes Peg]

but can you name the players gina??

Not a chance. I couldn't even name the current squad. Apart from the fit ones

 

[¡Cereal Killer!]

Those are good pictures. The snowy one especially.

That is a great picture, infact, I have changed my background for the first time in the 6 months I have had this computer to it

The players names... haven't a clue (wasn't even born for any of them)

 

[Mendoza]

Not a chance. I couldn't even name the current squad. Apart from the fit ones

who are the fit ones then

 

[Clothes Peg]

who are the fit ones then

Robinson, El Abd, Loft.

I reckon Tommy Fraser could be dirrrty.

I got a new printer today, the first thing I printed was a pic of Jakey

 

[Mendoza]

Robinson, El Abd, Loft.

I reckon Tommy Fraser could be dirrrty.

I got a new printer today, the first thing I printed was a pic of Jakey

Jakey the gay icon

El Abd lives opposite me

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

I remember the snowy one well and the players are John napier (no 5) and Allan Gilliver.

It's against torquay and finished 2-2. A 15,000 crowd was expected but British rail put up signs saying the match was off so the crowd was only 5,000.

Pretty good game, considering the conditions. I remember getting the football bus home and stopped to meet my sis from where she was working in Carden Ave but the buses could no longer get up the hill so we had to walk over to Coldean.

In the 1970 pic, with Albion in white, i think it's Ernie Machin. Note also the origional North Stand roof.

 

[Mendoza]

I remember the snowy one well and the players are John napier (no 5) and Allan Gilliver.

It's against torquay and finished 2-2. A 15,000 crowd was expected but British rail put up signs saying the match was off so the crowd was only 5,000.

Pretty good game, considering the conditions. I remember getting the football bus home and stopped to meet my sis from where she was working in Carden Ave but the buses could no longer get up the hill so we had to walk over to Coldean.

In the 1970 pic, with Albion in white, i think it's Ernie Machin.

knowledge is the bomb and i thank you Mr V

 

[Clothes Peg]

Jakey the gay icon

El Abd lives opposite me

Ooh er, could you get a camera and take pics in a stalker fashion for me?? Nude shots preferred of course.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

In the first one, Dean Saunders is on the floor in the background. I'd guess the other player is someone like Steve Jacobs.

The 1988 one, well I thought Wendy used to wear 4, so I didn't think it was him. At a guess I'd say Gary Rowell or even Richard Tiltman.

 

[Carrot Cruncher]

Ooh er, could you get a camera and take pics in a stalker fashion for me?? Nude shots preferred of course.

It's wrong to STALK people...

 

[Carrot Cruncher]

The 88 one, I was thinking it's Steve Penney.

Wendy DID wear the 10 shirt for most of 87/88, so it depends on whether it was pre or post summer 88

 

[Clothes Peg]

It's wrong to STALK people...

It's also very wrong to display such a shocking hairstyle and force unsuspecting females to touch it

 

[Carrot Cruncher]

It's also very wrong to display such a shocking hairstyle and force unsuspecting females to touch it

Yes, yes it is!

 

[BensGrandad]

1970 the player under the P looks like John Templeman.

The No 10 is Dean Wilkins I think.

The 5 is John Napier and the player with him is Allan Gulliver