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worst player out of this lot
- Thread starter vulture
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they have not made it on the list both far better players than on that list
I'm struggling between Willie Young and Graeme Smith.
Tough.
Tough.
gripper stebson
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- Jul 27, 2004
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I always thought Jason Peake was a superb player... just a little roly-poly.
Stumpy Tim
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Brian McKenna for me. Absolutely woeful
Gazwag
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Bit unfair putting Hendersen their, yes he made a small handful of errors but any player who played in the 0-1 match is exempt IMO.
Same here to be honest.
Agreed, he's no worse than most the Arsenal keepers since Seaman
Pinkie Brown
Wir Sind das Volk
Without doubt. I remember his performance at Rochdale in particular. The worst impression of a footballer you are ever likely to see.
Damien Hilton - Utter shite
Graheme Smith - Poor
Wayne Henderson - Average
Les Briley - Okay in his time but past it when he came to Brighton.
Les Berry - As above
Willie Young - Again, as above
M.M.Johnson - Utter gash
Teddy Maybank - Inconsistant at times, but 'done a job'. Shouldn't be on the list.
Micky Thomas - Just here for the money. Waste of space.
Barry Bridges - Past it when he came to Brighton but did a job of sorts.
mark farrington - A sicknote who was dire. Not as dire as others though.
jamie Camebell - Was average but not that bad. Done a job.
mark walton - Done a job.
super market trolley - Poor but far from the worst.
geoff cooper - Out of his depth.
richard tiltman - As above
brian mckenna - As above again
gary hobson - No puller up of tree's but not that bad either.
jason peake - Had ability but a lazy shite. Was only here for the money.
studio150
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Henderson last minute away at Bournemouth shocking, however how did the great Dickie Tiltman ever get anyway near the team, let alone playing. Was his only goal for the club in fact an own goal that somehow got credited to him, and playing ahead of Dean Saunders madness.
Hatman1234
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Teddy Maybank is my girlfriends best friends father, met him a few times, nice bloke - good laugh.
He talked more about the weakest link then he did about football (He'd won the weakest link a few weeks before). So for that reason, I voted for him.
He talked more about the weakest link then he did about football (He'd won the weakest link a few weeks before). So for that reason, I voted for him.
Pinkie Brown
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He also appeared on that god-awful Blind Date show from the 80's that Cilla Black used to host. He actually won & went on an exotic date with some lucky girl. Alas, it all backfired on him, as it came to light he already had a girlfriend. Sadly for Teddy, his two timing was splashed all over The Sun.
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TheMajor
BHA>CPFC
I voted for Wayne Henderson as although I have been an Albion supporter for over 40 years some of the players named I couldn't even remember (so they couldn't have been that bad) and Henderson was generally poor on the pitch and slated the Club & fans when he left.
Very few leaving players do this and I think he joined Preston where he quickly continued his form and went from first team to bench to nowhere.
Very few leaving players do this and I think he joined Preston where he quickly continued his form and went from first team to bench to nowhere.
Oscar
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- Nov 10, 2003
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I do recall seeing the Albion with Ashley Neale in the side but I can't remember much about him.
One on that list that does jump out at me is Les Briley. He was brought in by Barry Lloyd at the point where he had really lost the plot. He looked and played like an old PE teacher. Utter garbage.
One on that list that does jump out at me is Les Briley. He was brought in by Barry Lloyd at the point where he had really lost the plot. He looked and played like an old PE teacher. Utter garbage.