[Albion] Albion player's who never reached potential

[LANGDON SEAGULL]

Simon Funnell - a goal in a pre season friendly against Spurs, and that was pretty much it


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[Bakero]

Good shout. Genuinely thought he had the potential to make it to the top.

He's now playing in League Two aged 27.

He's actually been released by Cheltenham so as far as I know he's without a club.

 

[A1X]

Jake Forster-Caskey

 

[keaton]

Abdul Razak.

Anyone who saw him against Ipswich will never forget how good he was that day. Could've been the next Yaya Toure but plays in the Swedish Second Division now!

He was absolutely class that game, never understood how he could be that good for one game

 

[keaton]

I would go Razak and Ince at Amex.
Before Amex : Bryan Wade

 

[dejavuatbtn]

David Gipp.

 

[lawros left foot]

Ben White

 

[knocky1]

Robert Codner

 

[Hugo Rune]

Solly March.

 

[Palacefinder General]

A Fran Called Horse (his Wikipedia page is worth a look)

 

[Weststander]

Good shout. Genuinely thought he had the potential to make it to the top.

He's now playing in League Two aged 27.

In our early Amex seasons, I admired Liam Trotter of Millwall. He often ran games, annoyingly sometimes at our place.

Rohan Ince appeared to have a similar game.

 

[Keith Patel]

Rohan Ince - he looked the business in some initial EFL matches, a potential midfield boss.

Any excuse! Decent bit of hold up play from Chips O'Gravy too that I'd forgotten about!

 

[crookie]

I would go Razak and Ince at Amex.
Before Amex : Bryan Wade

Remember he scored 4 in a game against Newcastle one midweek game at the Goldstone. Not sure if scored many more after that for us

 

[pasty]

10 seconds into his debut



Then just 5 more appearances, no more goals, loaded out a couple of times, and never heard of again.

 

[wunt be druv]

Well none of them really...they needed to go on loan to Galactic Champions Leeds and be touched by the Bielsa magic.

 

[elwheelio]

Adam Hinshelwood. Never recovered from his numerous injury problems.

 

[mikeyjh]

Rohan Ince - he looked the business in some initial EFL matches, a potential midfield boss.

This, I was envious of Brighton having Ince, thought he was going to be a top top player, definitely well regarded by Derby fans.

Jake Forster-Caskey

But not this, I thought he was weirdly overrated, perhaps because at the time Brighton didn't have too many young prospects? I remember well being told by one poster how much better than Will Hughes he was.....

 

[boik]

He was absolutely class that game, never understood how he could be that good for one game

I was so excited during and after that game. Was sure we had a world-beater on our hands. I don't think we could have all simply imagined he was good. He was genuinely amazing in that match.

 

[Barham's tash]

Can't remember his first name but Westcott looked really good for a couple of games around 99ish. Quick winger, never to be heard of again.

Darragh Ryan before his leg break at Peterborough

With the greatest respect to John Westcott it was all relative. Our youth set up was practically non existent and the general ability of our first team was incredibly poor in that first season at Priestfield

 

[Recidivist]

Disappointed that Kazenga LuaLua didn't push on.

On his day could terrorise defences but injuries certainly slowed down his progress though he still pops up and scores the odd worldie.....


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