Kurt Nogan

[Me and my Monkey]

Got rather close to him once

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Oh, I say! Stuck in a lift? Behind him at the checkout in Tescos??

 

[Notters]

For all the turmoil of the nineties we had some fantastic strikers.

Garry Nelson.
Mike Small.
John Byrne.
Kurt Nogan.
Craig Maskell.
Ian Baird.

Paul Dickov.

 

[pishhead]

For all the turmoil of the nineties we had some fantastic strikers.

Garry Nelson.
Mike Small.
John Byrne.
Kurt Nogan.
Craig Maskell.
Ian Baird.

Mark Gall. Unfortunately injuries ended his career too young.

 

[Leegull]

Mark Gall. Unfortunately injuries ended his career too young.

This.. used to be a real buzz when he had the ball at his feet, that man could shift! Really enjoyed his oh so short time at the club.

 

[Wiggy Power]

For all the turmoil of the nineties we had some fantastic strikers.

Garry Nelson.
Mike Small.
John Byrne.
Kurt Nogan.
Craig Maskell.
Ian Baird.

Rafael Mead chipped in with a few important goals and also who can forget Andy Kennedy.

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[Jam The Man]

Adi Akinbiyi and Zeke Rowe both put in a good shift

 

[durrington gull]

Mark Gall. Unfortunately injuries ended his career too young.

In my opinion one of the best, had electric pace and could have gone on to bigger things but injuries ruined his career

 

[pishhead]

Also Paul Moulden and Steve Cotterill both scored a decent amount when they were on loan.

 

[Meade's Ball]

I saw the Nogs one afternoon in North Street when he was with us, and what I recall of him was a classy leather jacket and stonewash jeans. Nice.

Also, I remember that he couldn't score for sh*t for a number of games when first with us, but in a ZDS game or something, he charged down the keeper outside of his box, was hit on the arse with the clearance, and the ball trickled into the net from 20 yards. Then the floodgates opened and he scored for fun. Until the big offers came in and things dried up a tad.

 

[Triggaaar]

Got rather close to him once ��

 

[footychick]

Oh, I say! Stuck in a lift? Behind him at the checkout in Tescos??

Met him in The Event nightclub once in 1990 something

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[Paris]

Met him in The Event nightclub once in 1990 something ��

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Was that during his drought? They all count.

 

[Marmaduke]

In my opinion one of the best, had electric pace and could have gone on to bigger things but injuries ruined his career

He had a cracking left foot if I remember...

 

[footychick]

Was that during his drought? They all count.

I've no idea

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[carlzeiss]

Dean Saunders was pretty good too

 

[Paris]

Dean Saunders was pretty good too

Where in West Street did you meet him?

 

[kjgood]

Now works as a painter and decorator in Cardiff.

 

[Kosh]

Kurt Nogan: once described as being "as cool as a cucumber" on radio 5, as he bagged a brace away at Burnley. He was and remains my favourite ever Albion player.

King Kurt!

 

[Greg Bobkin]

Just did a search for Kurt Nogan and this video came up, which, as it happens, doesn't have much to do with KN apart from him scoring one of the goals.

But anyway, I remember this was one of the first away games we went to and a mate got chucked out for getting onto the pitch when Munday scored! The bit at the end of the video with Case and his hearing aid is funny and sad at the same time...

 

[1234andcounting]

Kurt Nogan was the first player whose kit was sponsored by the Inna Gadda Da Vida kit sponsorship collective. Our sponsorship never failed to transform an ordinary player into a world class one. Well, maybe Graeme Smith was an exception!