Random Albion Players that you remember

[Perry Milkins]

John Ruggiero

For that goal at The Dell on the first day of the season way back in 77 (ish) and for precious little else.

Adrian Owers

For his dribbling instints and his Gail Tilsley's chin

Harry Wilson

For being named after a Prime Minister and for the chant 'Arry, arry, arry.

Dennis Burnett

For having thighs like tree trunks.

 

[bhaexpress]

Alex Dawson, for smashing keepers into the net.

Neil Smillie, for his perm.

Gordon Smith, because he must score .....

 

[SJ's Love Monkey]

Peter Ward because even though i hated him he was a bloody good player!

 

[SirDouglasLoft]

Will Packham, because he knows my uncle.

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

James Virgo, for a golden goal against Fulham in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy one evening at the Goldstone (hope memory serves me correctly!)

 

[Curious Orange]

Robert Issacs - because he was always injured.

 

[Foolg]

Anthony Rougier

 

[Perry Milkins]

Robert Issacs - because he was always injured.

Also for having a knife inserted in him whilst at a Chelsea Millwall game (Alledgedly)l

 

[Perry Milkins]

Barry Butlin

For having a name that suggested he should have been a stand-up comedian and for scoring the only goal to beat the South London wannabe's in 1974.

Sammy Nelson

For his stentorian 'Up Robbo' directed at Michael Robinson whenever said striker was in a head duel.

Steve Piper

for having a basket nose an for going out with my cousin.

 

[Insel affe]

steve penny , dennis mortimer , both played there hearts out

 

[Austrian Gull]

Tony Meola, American keeper with a terrible haircut.

Emeka Ifejeagwa (sp.?) - winner at Barnet then disappeared.

 

[The Peanut Roaster]

As I say....

 

[Sweeney Todd]

Tony Towner.

 

[Playing On The Grit]

Andy Kennedy as much as anything for his comment when he left the Albion that a number of clubs were after him...Oriana's, Midnight Blues, Pink Coconut...

OK, I can'tremember the names of the clubs but they were the Brighton nightclubs of the early 90s

 

[The Peanut Roaster]

Tony Towner.

Tiger was a good little winger!

 

[patchamalbion]

Anthony Rougier

true dat Remember at ipswich away him conceeding three handballs within the space of 15 minutes..the man could not chest a ball

 

[London Pompous]

Keith Dublin, because he had a massive cock

Doug Rougvie, inspiring captain who helped get us promoted. Very limited in ability, but never dull to watch.

 

[Playing On The Grit]

Keith Dublin, because he had a massive cock

Doug Rougvie, inspiring captain who helped get us promoted. Very limited in ability, but never dull to watch.

You're going back to my favourite era...Johnny Keeley, Doug the thug Rougvie, Garry Nelson and that lunatic Kevin Bremner. Great times.

 

[Sweeney Todd]

Adrian Owers
Mark Gall
Mark Farrington (as he's the worst professional footballer of all time, making Johnny Crumplin look like Pele)

 

[EastbourneGull]

Johnnie Goodchild - a face only a mother could love.

From the same era...

Jimmy Collins - creative midfielder plus goals. Couldn't we use someone of his qualities today.

Two of the 'famous five' who each scored more than 10 goals in a season (1964?). The other 3 were Bobby Smith, Wally Gould and Cassidy I think.