Really sad news, that's no age at all. But what a life he led, fantastic.
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[Brighton] RIP Michael Robinson
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Raleigh Chopper
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Very sad, one of our best ever players.
My overriding memory is that he never gave less than 100%, he was always running around and never gave up on an opportunity to score or pass.
Not only a great striker but also a great defensive striker.
RIP.
My overriding memory is that he never gave less than 100%, he was always running around and never gave up on an opportunity to score or pass.
Not only a great striker but also a great defensive striker.
RIP.
SockMonster
Well-known member
RIP Michael. One of my all time favourites. Hard working, talented and always seemed to have a smile on his face.
studio150
Well-known member
For some reason this sad news has really effected me.
Probably down to some many memories from his time in an Albion shirt.
In normal times there would have been a celebration/remembrance at our next home game, I hope that whenever we do return to the Amex that the list of former players taken too early is not a lengthy one.
RIP
Probably down to some many memories from his time in an Albion shirt.
In normal times there would have been a celebration/remembrance at our next home game, I hope that whenever we do return to the Amex that the list of former players taken too early is not a lengthy one.
RIP
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Exactly.....watched his whole career at Brighton and he was a fans favourite because he never gave up hustled and bustled..a whole hearted player ....this news brings a cloud of sadness
John Byrnes Mullet
Global Circumnavigator
RIP Michael Robinson My hero when I was kid.
Cadiz Seagull
Grey bearded old man
Very sad news. He was heavily involved with Cadiz CF and I still know one of the directors there. I will pass on a copy of this thread to my friend to pass it on to Michael's family so they will know how popular he was with Brighton fans. I'll leave it for a few days so everyone can get a chance to make their comments.
R.I.P Michael
R.I.P Michael
Razzoo
Well-known member
That's awful news RIP
Silverhatch
Well-known member
Has anyone scored more top flight goals for the Albion?
Southern Scouse
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- Jul 21, 2011
- 2,063
Really sad, one off my favourite players. One of my first games was Brighton 5-1 against Preston at the Goldstone and Robbo got Prestons goal with a stunner.
Not long after we signed him. Signed for the Reds where he was well respected as a player.
RIP.
Not long after we signed him. Signed for the Reds where he was well respected as a player.
RIP.
Very sad news.
Great player for us, I remember a great goal vs Liverpool at the Goldstone which probably secured his move.
Gave everything when he played.....
RIP.
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Great player for us, I remember a great goal vs Liverpool at the Goldstone which probably secured his move.
Gave everything when he played.....
RIP.
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doogie004
Well-known member
RIP michael and thank you
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blue-shifted
Banned
One of the great names in Brighton and Hove Albion's history.
Most ex footballers can barely make sense when they go onto do a bit of MOTD punditry, he taught himself a different language. Bright fella
Most ex footballers can barely make sense when they go onto do a bit of MOTD punditry, he taught himself a different language. Bright fella
hart's shirt
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I remember as an 11 year old sitting in the South Stand with my father as Robbo ran himself into the ground in that hard-fought Norwich Cup Quarter-Final.
Fans of all levels of football can excuse and forgive many things of their team's players, but the exception is always a lack of effort.
Robbo left it all out on the pitch that afternoon as he invariably did week-in, week-out.
Socks rolled down, limping off the field at the end.
My first Albion hero.
Legend.
Fans of all levels of football can excuse and forgive many things of their team's players, but the exception is always a lack of effort.
Robbo left it all out on the pitch that afternoon as he invariably did week-in, week-out.
Socks rolled down, limping off the field at the end.
My first Albion hero.
Legend.
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Magic Sponge
Well-known member
Sorry to hear this, RIP Robbo
southstandandy
WEST STAND ANDY
- Jul 9, 2003
- 5,956
As a teenager in '83 the FA Cup Semi Final still holds wonderful memories for me. It was such an amazing day out and the excitement of the occasion and what we all felt on the final whistle will live with me for ever. As an Albion fan days such as these are so much rarer but also so much more special. Personally they mean more to me than if we were winning a cup every 2 or 3 years likes the big clubs do. As much as the Final was a great day out, my memories of the Semi are so much sweeter - as after the match we had a month of build up to the biggest game in our history.
Part of our first golden era, and a true gentleman. RIP Robbo
‘We’ll take more care of you, Robinson, Robinson’
‘We’ll take more care of you, Robinson, Robinson’