Brighton & Hove Albion WONDER Goals

[corkster]

Yep, that 50 yard free kick against Ipswich where he took it from the centre circle and it bent so much on its way in it nearly went out for a throw in. And I believe it was in the 14th minute of injury time.

stood in the north stand that day thinking f*** me dont let pussy wilkins take it.............how wrong i was

 

[TonyW]

Peter Ward, MOTD, many moons ago.
Turns, runs, belts it - top corner, ave it!!!

 

[pasty]

Mark (I'm sure I never played for Brighton) Lawrenson against Wolves at The Goldstone. Picked the ball up in our own penalty area, beat the entire Wolves team on his own taking the ball up the other end and scored.

And Stuart Munday did NOT mean that goal at Leicester. Mis hit cross.

 

[Oscar]

John Crumplin Vs Burnley on Boxing Day - 1992 I think it was.

Cut in from the right wing on his LEFT! foot and crashed a shot in off the bar from 20-odd yards. It was funny as it was wonderful because it was the original Football Genius that did it.

 

[Storer68]

Jimmy Case. FA CUP semi final.

Although I have to say that I preferred Michael Robinson's WINNER

 

[The Truth]

I never saw Wardy play, but dont every seem to recall watching us score a goal after a mazy dribble in recent times... possibly Charlie Oatway against Blackpool at home?

Matt Richards

 

[bhaexpress]

Willie Irvine goal of the season 1971

Runner up and it was a cross anyway.

My favourite was when Peter Sayer took a knock down from Teddy Maybank and volleyed the ball from about 25 yards. However, for shere excitment I would say the tap in well into ijury time by Eric Potts against Sunderland was my best moment. Sunderland had scored early on, run the match and should have had a couple more. Potts came on in the 90th minute and yet managed to not only score an equaliser but then he scored the winner. Neither were classics but for shere pandamonium I can rarely remember better.

 

[B.M.F]

So many to choose from. Wilkins free kick or Reinhelts goals were by far the most important goals for me but as for best goal I would have to go for Stuart Mundays goal as it was just such a great strike whether he meant it or not.

 

[Codner's Crackpipe]

John Crumplin Vs Burnley on Boxing Day - 1992 I think it was.

Cut in from the right wing on his LEFT! foot and crashed a shot in off the bar from 20-odd yards. It was funny as it was wonderful because it was the original Football Genius that did it.

How very true. Everything touch of brilliance that the Football Genius treated us to had an extra je ne sais quoi simply by virtue of it being created by him. My favourite would have to be scoring from a corner while sitting on his arse (Cambridge?).

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

richard carpenter did a right THUNDERCUNT away at sheff wed i remember

plus CK-CKR did some right flario's

that boy had the skills to pay the bills

 

[Norman Potting]

Another vote for Nelson, collected the ball in the car park behind our goal, beat 17 players, 4 of them three times and hit a screamer from 58 yards.

Although I fondly remember Wilkins' free kick as well.

I clearly remember that one - v one of the Bristol Clubs on a very muddy pitch, hit it from just by the cafe in Hove Park I recall.

 

[fisons]

Gary Williams against Forest at The Goldstone and Teddy Maybank free kick at Luton. Both great. Narrow favourite was the drunken scousers effort against Forest.

 

[Silverhatch]

Nels @ Brentford
Tank @ Orient
BZ v Halifax
Dicker v Exeter

 

[Deleted User X18H]

Garry Nelson - no footage of this incident exists.

Fin.

Brentford FA Cup 1987?

 

[Goodchild63]

Kit Napier against Bournemouth Boxing day 1971.Great diving header into the south goal.Lots of trouble before during and after the game. The Bournemouth fans who travelled down in coaches felt the cold a bit on their way home.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Dean Cox's disallowed own goal, at Withdean, the year before last, from the halfway line in front of the North Stand. Trying to stop it going out for a throw [luckily he failed] he hooked it back over his shoulder, and 45 yards over the keeper's head into the top corner.

Would have been the best OG in the HISTORY of world soccerball.

Again -sadly doesn't seem to be footage.

 

[Thanet Seagull]

Ian Chapmans 30 yarder against Bournemouth at the Goldstone 1991 I think, Bradys first season in charge, brought the score back 2-3.

 

[Brovion]

Mark (I'm sure I never played for Brighton) Lawrenson against Wolves at The Goldstone. Picked the ball up in our own penalty area, beat the entire Wolves team on his own taking the ball up the other end and scored.

That's probably my favourite as well. Plus Gerry Ryan's solo goal against Man City. That was on TV, although they change the camera angle half way through so you can't really appreciate what a brilliant mazy dribble it was.

Anybody got a copy of that? (Goldstone Rapper?)

 

[Taybha]

Oh georgey you nawty boy, pure gold

The New Soccer Rules - Video

 

[bristolseagull]

Oh georgey you nawty boy, pure gold

The New Soccer Rules - Video

Was going to go for sneaky george, i'm in that clip