Best and Worst Albion Player You Ever Saw

[Barnet Seagull]

As per some others here

Best: Lawrensen (Although Steve Foster is my hero)
Worst: Neal (But I do hold a fondness for Simon Royce, if only for the display at Brentford where we got a 4-0 pasting and he was really, really shit)

 

[Durlston]

Best: Anthony Knockaert.

Worst: Jamie Moralee. Too busy shagging Daniela Westbrook around that time to put much effort in.

 

[Invicta]

Richard Tiltman, Mark Farrington,Billy Paynter and the players from Man City in the first Amex season who was slightly worse than the other one that came with him !

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

Vicente, Lawrenson, Horton - Farrington, Darren Hughes, and of course Daniel Webb - signed by Peter Taylor because he was his mate's son. But all he did was get in Bobby Zamora's way.

 

[The Rattler]

Best: Peter Ward

Worst: Ashley Neal

Laziest: Andy Kennedy

 

[wolfie]

When I read the title of this thread, I instinctively thought "Mahoney-Johnson" at Priestfield (worst obviously) and Jimmy Collins (best) - most of you won't remember him !
Having said that, it is all about certain performances. I've read through all the names quoted in the nine pages and can see strong cases for the likes of Ward, Lawrenson, Zamora, Kit Napier, Vicente etc. I didn't think that some of the "worst" were that bad at times eg McPhee, Gatting, Moralee - they did score some goals in relatively poor sides.

 

[Grombleton]

players from Man City in the first Amex season who was slightly worse than the other one that came with him !

You mean Gai Assulin? He wasn't great but a long way from the worst player we've had. He's no way a Dave Cameron.

 

[whitelion]

You mean Gai Assulin? He wasn't great but a long way from the worst player we've had. He's no way a Dave Cameron.

Or Abdul Razak?

 

[Grombleton]

Or Abdul Razak?

I'm presuming that Razak was the 'other one he came with' in [MENTION=28569]Invicta[/MENTION]'s analogy

 

[SeagullofMalaysia]

Sergei Gotsmanov

Worst was a Russian (maybe?) that we had on loan from Arsenal at Priestfield.

Valur Gíslason? He's an Icelandic