[Albion] Albions All Time Super Sub

[Silverhatch]

Eric Potts in a (totally brilliant) Bukta Shirt

 

[Bodian]

Remember reading that Chris Hutchings took a pay cut from being a Brickie in the week and paid to play on a Saturday for Harrow Borough, to fully pro with Chelsea.

Or 'Christ Hutchings' as he was spelt in my Rothman's Football Yearbook!

 

[AnotherArch]

Eric Potts was the player that I first thought of. But for the most important sub, how about Robbie Reinelt?
Came on as sub and scored the equaliser at Cambridge and then, two weeks later, came on again and scored the equaliser in THAT game at Hereford.

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

Eric Potts.

Although did well as super sub, he was a tricky winger as well.

 

[albionalbino]

Eric Potts who still adorns my avatar

 

[Questions]

Did Gerry Fell have a moment ?

 

[Jimmy Grimble]

There must be some more recent ones, surely?

Vicente and Lua Lua always seemed to be more effective coming on as subs.

Any from the Withdean era?

 

[portlock seagull]

There must be some more recent ones, surely?

Vicente and Lua Lua always seemed to be more effective coming on as subs.

Any from the Withdean era?

I was actually thinking of KLL afterwards, he was often coming off the bench and changed games. Probably THE one of the modern era I’d say.

 

[Super Steve Earle]

Eric Potts. The original and only Brighton Supersub.

 

[GT49er]

Alan Duffy.

 

[oldboyroy]

Didn't Teddy Maybank have a brief super sub nickname? Must of been Eric Potts overall

 

[Thunder Bolt]

There must be some more recent ones, surely?

Vicente and Lua Lua always seemed to be more effective coming on as subs.

Any from the Withdean era?

Solly March at Birmingham. We were losing 1-0 when he came on. Two assists later we won. Everyone remembers Murray running the full length of the pitch to celebrate with us fans, but March supplied the crosses.
He’s changed other games too, more recently.