All time Top 5 Albion players

[Basil Fawlty]

Bobby Zamora
Dean Wilkins
Danny Cullip
Crumplin
Gary Nelson

 

[perseus]

Mark Lawrenson (clear leader by a mile)
Peter Ward (most exciting)
Bobby Zamora


These three rarely change, but the others might do thinking about their performances in the Albion shirt.

Robert Codner would not get in the top 100.

Today, I have:

Danny Wilson (close run ahead of Brian Horton, Peter O'Sullivan and Jimmy Case)

Mike Robinson (his goalscoring record in the top flight speaks for itself, but Willie Irvine I rated very highly).

 

[Gritt23]

i can think of MUCH worse players than pinamonte, he wasn't that bad

Oh sure, so could I if I could have been arsed to think about it for a bit longer, but let's be honest he was less than average, and we were in a pretty dreadful division at the time.

Went on to do absolutely nothing anywhere else as well, which isn't exactly a stamp of quality.

 

[TrevorDove]

Gary Chivers
Bobby Zamora
Gary Nelson
Terry Connor
John Crumplin

 

[perseus]

It was a defining moment when we did not sign Pinamonte because .....

such small things change history. Especially for Bristol Rovers.

 

[Simster]

That fella who scored an og at Brentford and Micky ripped his shirt off him at HT

Glen Thomas - absolutely toilet.

Mind you, he needn't have bothered. OG or no OG, we ALWAYS lose at Brentford. Gareth Glover could back Brentford to beat us, and we'd still lose. It's the law.

 

[Ex Shelton Seagull]

I don't think Mickey would have ripped Glen Thomas' shirt off him at h/t at Griffin Park. Brian Horton was the manager at the time.

Unless it was Mickey Bennett.

In which case it would have been hypocrisy of the highest order.

Glen Thomas..what a player. Own goal and set up the 2nd Brentford goal. He was Brentford man of the match. I think he retired a month later.

 

[ditchy]

Peter ward
mark lawrenson
brian horton
bobby zamora
garry nelson

 

[HampshireSeagulls]

I don't think Mickey would have ripped Glen Thomas' shirt off him at h/t at Griffin Park. Brian Horton was the manager at the time.

Unless it was Mickey Bennett.

In which case it would have been hypocrisy of the highest order.

Glen Thomas..what a player. Own goal and set up the 2nd Brentford goal. He was Brentford man of the match. I think he retired a month later.

Was Brian Horton. Arsegas story

No one has included Andy Ritchie in their top 5, and to be honest I had forgotten about him. Just been googling Brighton players, and it's amazing how many I'd forgotten about!

 

[Infernal Optimist]

Peter Ward
Mark Lawrenson
Sergi Gotsmanov
John Bryne
Gary Nelson


Honourable mentions to

BZ
Gary Stevens
Dean Saunders
Paul Clark
Peter O'Sullivan

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

Oh sure, so could I if I could have been arsed to think about it for a bit longer, but let's be honest he was less than average, and we were in a pretty dreadful division at the time.

Went on to do absolutely nothing anywhere else as well, which isn't exactly a stamp of quality.

yeah true

where the hell is he now? didn't he go to brentford?

i remember him taking a free kick and basically knocking a barnet player out(might've been currie actually)

 

[El Presidente]

Robbie Reinelt.........because
Peter Ward
Mark Lawrenson
Sergei Gotsmanov
Fozzie

 

[Binney on acid]

What about Fred Binney?

 

[Johnny Byrne superstar]

in my time:
Johnny Byrne
Bobby Zamora
Steve Foster
Kurt Nogan
Mike Small

 

[seagull over spain]

Bert Murray
Mark Lawrenson
Peter Ward
Bobby Smith
Dean Saunders

 

[deano5]

steve penney
mike small
ian chapman
sergei gotsmanov
bobby zamora

 

[FalmerforAll!**]

John Crumplin

FOOTBALL GENIUS

 

[Scotty Mac]

zamora
roberts
storer!
cullip
nogan

 

[graz126]

steve penney
terry conner
justin fashnau
bobby zamora
gerry ryan

others
dean saunders
kurt nogan
gary nelson
ian chapman
steve foster

 

[sams dad]

Kiit Napier
Barry Rees(would have become an Albion Legend if he had not died so young)
Peter Ward
Brian Powney
Kerry Mayo(He may be out of favour at the moment,but he is Albion through and through)