[Albion] 2018 who's the flairest of them all? Round 1 Group D

[MattBackHome]

Meeting the official dictionary definition of 'flair' is the exact opposite of what a truly flair player would do.

Listen I love Vicente more than is reasonable, but he is way behind O'Callaghan, Minton and The Hawk here. For one he was just too damn good.

 

[MattBackHome]

Yes yes, but where are the hookers, the bad haircut, the heavy drinking and slight reliance on Class A drugs? Nowhere that's where

I'd forgotten about Robert Codner until you mentioned Class As. Now there is flair.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Meeting the official dictionary definition of 'flair' is the exact opposite of what a truly flair player would do.

Listen I love Vicente more than is reasonable, but he is way behind O'Callaghan, Minton and The Hawk here. For one he was just too damn good.

Yes, but the poll is not *Albion's Biggest Wastrel*

[emoji38]ol:

 

[LlcoolJ]

Hawkins!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYm2vtJDDpY

 

[Stumpy Tim]

I'd forgotten about Robert Codner until you mentioned Class As. Now there is flair.

Please don't tell me Codner isn't in a group... please!! He should be one of the favourites for the competition.

 

[Brian Fantana]

With actual great footballers dominating in most of the groups, this year's competition is becoming a sad reflection of what flair truly is.

 

[Exile]

With actual great footballers dominating in most of the groups, this year's competition is becoming a sad reflection of what flair truly is.

Quite.

For those who missed my argument for GEORGE, in the nominations thread;

But, I'll also lob in another super-talented, Irishman, with a similar love of a pint or two: GEORGE O'CALLAGHAN

George arrived at Withdean, and just strolled about the pitch, clearly better (but far less interested) than everybody else. He was MILES better than his team-mates, but achieved precisely **** all in his career, outside of Cork City where he is still utterly REVERED.

After his brief loan spell, we tried to sign him but he turned down the 'unrealistic' wages Dick Knight offered (at the same time as the Bas Savage 'tankofpetrolgate' )

After his last club here he ended up playing in ****ing BRUNEI, for a bit, before taking a player-manager role in MALAYSIA, then getting sacked a month later for 'failing to turn up for multiple training sessions'.

Off the field he allegedly caused a bit of a THING at the Jury's Inn, long before others made the place synonymous with off-the-field THINGS, and has had his moments back home - driving through a red light in Cork at 2:40am on 13 October 2004, and upon his arrest admitted that he had "had seven or eight pints, a few shots and a few cocktails".

#VoteGeorge

 

[Withdean11]

Schelotto all day. His pre-match prayer routine is enough to win this alone.

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

a little bounce- votes will close today