May not have the "trophies" but built the foundations that took the Albion to the promised land
I love Mullers,of course I do,but what did he do at the other clubs he went to
He has alot to thank Peter Taylor for,as we all did back then
Mullery presently.
Gus has a lot of work to do to emulate him.
Mullers got us to the top of the pile; Mike Bailey got us to 7th in the top flight of English Footy. Both = 1st.
Reckon Gus might surpass both of them though given time.
He may have built some good foundations, but Peter Taylor had two disappointing seasons as Albion manager. The first when Albion almost got relegated to the bottom division as he struggled to get a wholly new team to gel. The second when the side failed to get promoted due to very poor away form and choking at the death.
It took Mullery's motivational powers and his bravery to ditch top scorer Fred Binney in favour of a reserve striker to change Albion into a promotion side.
May not have the "trophies" but built the foundations that took the Albion to the promised land
I love Mullers,of course I do,but what did he do at the other clubs he went to
He has alot to thank Peter Taylor for,as we all did back then
Don't t forget that the 1st Peter Taylor brought a certain P Ward to the club.
Well I was there on the terraces and saw the change,remember what he inherited?
Mullers did great no doubt,but if he'd taken the reins when Peter Taylor had,would he'd been so successful
Romantic notions of dropping Binney for Ward got us promoted are just that
I may be wrong but I was always under the impression that 7th was the highest we ever reachedAlthough Brighton reached as high as 5th in the early stages of 1981/82, the club finished in the bottom half under Mike Bailey.
I may be wrong but I was always under the impression that 7th was the highest we ever reached
Erm, haven't you forgotten somebody?
Opps, same source. You can use Mike Bamber as the Goodwin option!