Re Wally Gould

[Freddie Goodwin.]

Thank you all for your support in helping me to find his shirt, I have found some very helpful people along the way, I will report back if I get any News...
I spoke to my dad Regarding the comments your all making about him and he said if he was a bit younger he would love to turn out for the albion again..
he said thank you for your comments and is glad you all still remember him..

Well give him the link. He'd be amoung friends here and some of us love to hear about the old times! He wouldn't be the 1st former player to join our ranks.

 

[goldstone]

Wally Gould, Johnny Goodchild, Bobby Smith. Great times, great team and what entertainment. Hope you find the shirt. Wally deserves nothing less.

You're right. What a team that was! They were real glory days and every game seemed to be exciting ... or am I just dreaming??

 

[Adam Virgo's Shirt]

And how about you, young mr gould, are you a Sussex lad or just after a prezzie for your dad, which is fair enough.QUOTE]

If it's the same Shaun he is a major name in the Worthing hairdressing scene with his own luxury salon in the town centre

 

[shaunslater-gould]

Hi Yes I was born in Brighton and when I was 18 months old my dad was transfered from Brighton to Durban United in South Africa, We returned in 1977 to Stoke where he was got the job of assitant to George Eastham.
I have a hair salon in Worthing so if any of you guy's and girls need your hair doing drop in or call 01903 539968 the salon is called Shaun Slater-Gould

 

[Stoo82]

Shaun, i just want to make sure you saw this..

Wally Gould - North Stand Chat

 

[shaunslater-gould]

Hi Stoo
See what ?

 

[Stoo82]

Hi Stoo
See what ?

You asked Insider a question on the ask the club forum.

He has replyed with this.

I am not sure we're able to help with this, other than perhaps give it a mention in the programme. On another matter, could you PM me Wally's contact details, as we would like to invite him along to a game.

 

[shaunslater-gould]

Yes just seen it Thanks for that...
Shaun

 

[Stoo82]

no probs.

 

[Adam Virgo's Shirt]

Hi Yes I was born in Brighton and when I was 18 months old my dad was transfered from Brighton to Durban United in South Africa, We returned in 1977 to Stoke where he was got the job of assitant to George Eastham.
I have a hair salon in Worthing so if any of you guy's and girls need your hair doing drop in or call 01903 539968 the salon is called Shaun Slater-Gould

I said lots of nice things about your salon in my post above....can I have a freebie please then I can say loads more nice things about your salon

 

[Box of Frogs]

I am (just) too young to have seen Wally play but am well aware of his legendary status as a past player for the Albion. Would be lovely to see him at the Withdean to take a bow and receive justified recognition. One of a number of players this could be done for.

How about a Legends day when we get as many of our finest players back to receive a well deserved ovation?

 

[Brightonfan1983]

I am (just) too young to have seen Wally play but am well aware of his legendary status as a past player for the Albion. Would be lovely to see him at the Withdean to take a bow and receive justified recognition. One of a number of players this could be done for.

How about a Legends day when we get as many of our finest players back to receive a well deserved ovation?

I could see that happening for the first game at Falmer - what do you all
reckon?

 

[ridda]

I could see that happening for the first game at Falmer - what do you all
reckon?

What a great idea, get players from different eras of the club for an opening Ceremony of Falmer.

 

[Vatican Citys No.2 Keeper]

Nice peice in the Worthing Herald today about this story. NSC also got a mention. Here's hoping it jogs someones memory and you find the shirt

 

[Bromley shrimp]

True legend and a tough, uncompromising, conventional winger. Never forget him and his 21 goals in 64-65 Shaun.

 

[On the Left Wing]

The sixties

My earliest memories were of Wally Gould on one wing and Tiger Tawse on the other with Kit Napier running riot against defences down the middle and the late Charlie Livesey dominating things from what we would now probably call the hole - or advanced midfield ..... oh happy days

 

[Cadiz Seagull]

My earliest memories were of Wally Gould on one wing and Tiger Tawse on the other with Kit Napier running riot against defences down the middle and the late Charlie Livesey dominating things from what we would now probably call the hole - or advanced midfield ..... oh happy days

The correct term at the time would have been half-back! or possibly inside forward.

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

OTLW, where you been fella?

When i was just a reader I often enjoyed your posts & Kit napier was a hero of my time. Don't think I've seen you here since I signed up.