The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
Can't believe you forgot Gai Assulin (I'll forgive you on age grounds, for forgetting Moshe Gariani)
What about Jacob Cohen ??
Can't believe you forgot Gai Assulin (I'll forgive you on age grounds, for forgetting Moshe Gariani)
If only we'd signed Béchamel Moussaka when we had the chanceHere is the list of Greek players:
The end.
Dunno if that’s true or not. Bobby had already been with us on loan for a few months the previous season so would have known plenty of the squad already so we wouldn’t have necessarily needed a friendly face for him.I think that these rankings have always got to be stipulated that they are relative to the level that BHA were playing at at the time. Kuipers is obviously an inferior keeper to Verbruggen and Krul, but relative to divisions 2-4, he was an outstanding shot stopper.
How true is it that we only took him from Bristol Rovers as a friendly face for 19-year-old Zamora?
Trust me Hans was evil… some of you might get thatDidn't see Kraay play
My brother taught Michel Kuipers kids (Mid-Sussex state primary school) when he played for us. He told me that pretty much all the kids supported Chelsea apart from Michel’s kids who were massive Albion fans.Michel Kuipers helped me get in to my hotel after they wouldn’t let us in as it was ‘home fans only’ after we got humped in the play-off semi.
For that reason alone he should be number one for every single Brighton supporter. Admittedly it’s quite a niche reason.
Yeah, me too.I'd put Veltman at number one.
As much as we all loved Kuipers he wasn't exactly an international. I do get that with the OP's user name the outcome couldn't have been any differernt.
Kraay at 2 is a great shout so it's a bronze for FDM from me.
Indeed.Yeah, me too.
1 = Veltman
2 = Kraay
3 = Kuipers.
And yes I accept that that list isn't ranked solely on ability, otherwise Propper would probably be ahead of Kraay. But Kraay was an utter legend. Only played, what, 23 games in 1984 (I think, can't be arsed to look it up) and is still remembered fondly today.
And Jacob CohenCan't believe you forgot Gai Assulin (I'll forgive you on age grounds, for forgetting Moshe Gariani)
With the exception of the home nations, Spain, and maybe France, most of those others will be very short lists!
Blimey, you didn't meze around getting that one done!Here is the list of Greek players:
The end.
Is the right answer for me….Yeah, me too.
1 = Veltman
2 = Kraay
3 = Kuipers.
And yes I accept that that list isn't ranked solely on ability, otherwise Propper would probably be ahead of Kraay. But Kraay was an utter legend. Only played, what, 23 games in 1984 (I think, can't be arsed to look it up) and is still remembered fondly today.
My lad saved a penalty from FDM's son in an u9 game once. After the game, Kuipers came up and shook his hand and said what a great save it was.My brother taught Michel Kuipers kids (Mid-Sussex state primary school) when he played for us. He told me that pretty much all the kids supported Chelsea apart from Michel’s kids who were massive Albion fans.
For this reason also, he should be number one for every single Brighton supporter.
I think I'd prefer a bottle of Bols Curaçao up front than Big Jurg.Ha! I sincerely thank the Country of Curaçao at this moment in time.
Yes, no other nation has contributed the quality or quantity of servants to the Albion that the Netherlands has.
Spain would be our second most important country we've imported from
There are at most FIVE players in that side under 21!It turns out that Soufyan Ahannach and Tim Krul played together in a side that somehow constituted the U21s.
View attachment 169307
An Irish Albion XI would beat the scots, I reckon...Scotland? Greer, Bridcutt, CMS, Murphy, Gilmour, Iwelumo, Graeme Smith (lol)
Yes, no other nation has contributed the quality or quantity of servants to the Albion that the Netherlands has.
Spain would be our second most important country we've imported from
An Irish Albion XI would beat the scots, I reckon...
McCarthy, Robinson, Grealish, Howlett, O'Regan, Ferguson, Connolly, Molumby, Ryan, O'Callaghan, Dicker, etc, etc, etc