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Get well Sully
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Get well Sully
[Albion] Sully not well - send a card/offer practical help/donate via GoFundMe page please
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- Jun 20, 2021
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Very sad, get well soon Sully.
Will definitely try to get to the shops to get a card
Robinjakarta
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Sorry to hear this. One of the few who survived the Clough clearout and played consistently well for us under Saward, Clough, Taylor and Mullery over many years. Had the pleasure of meeting him at a book launch in Brighton a few years ago - a likeable guy, and he looked well. Get well soon Sully.
Lincolnshire Seagull
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- Jul 9, 2009
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Sad news. My favourite player. Get well soon Sully.
Moshe Gariani
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- Mar 10, 2005
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Best wishes to Sully for his recovery.
So many happy memories of the big Goldstone Ground matches he played in. His skilful play on the wing contributed to a fabulous period for the Albion and magnificent team performances.
My favourite was from April 1978 when we beat Tottenham 3-1 in front of 32,647 fans.
Eric Steele was in goal, behind a back four of Ken Tiler, Gary Williams, Mark Lawrenson and Graham Winstanley. In midfield, skipper Brian Horton, was joined by Tony Towner, Paul Clark and Sully. Up front, Peter Ward was partnered with Malcolm Poskett. On the bench was supersub Eric Potts who scored 2 goals in the last 2 minutes v. Sunderland in another great game that season.
Tottenham came with a large number of fans who caused mayhem in the ground.
Two weeks later there were 33,000 Albion fans crammed in to see Albion beat Blackpool 2-1, but fall agonisingly short of back-to-back promotions due to a stitch up at The Dell.
Great days!
p.s. I will be sending Sully a card but it would be good if NSC can send him something including suitable contributions to this thread.
So many happy memories of the big Goldstone Ground matches he played in. His skilful play on the wing contributed to a fabulous period for the Albion and magnificent team performances.
My favourite was from April 1978 when we beat Tottenham 3-1 in front of 32,647 fans.
Eric Steele was in goal, behind a back four of Ken Tiler, Gary Williams, Mark Lawrenson and Graham Winstanley. In midfield, skipper Brian Horton, was joined by Tony Towner, Paul Clark and Sully. Up front, Peter Ward was partnered with Malcolm Poskett. On the bench was supersub Eric Potts who scored 2 goals in the last 2 minutes v. Sunderland in another great game that season.
Tottenham came with a large number of fans who caused mayhem in the ground.
Two weeks later there were 33,000 Albion fans crammed in to see Albion beat Blackpool 2-1, but fall agonisingly short of back-to-back promotions due to a stitch up at The Dell.
Great days!
p.s. I will be sending Sully a card but it would be good if NSC can send him something including suitable contributions to this thread.
You are an absolute and total Albion legend for me Peter, I watched your first and last games for us and most of everything in between. Mr 100%, and when combined with the likes of Wardy, 'Nobby' Horton, 'Tank' Clark, 'Spider' Mellor and many others, you were a part of the most exciting and wonderful team I had ever seen in all my years watching the Albion. You made me proud to be a supporter of Brighton & Hove Albion, and for that I will forever be grateful to you, get well soon legend.
prawnsarnies
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- Jan 20, 2010
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Fantastic player, get well soon Sully.
Perfidious Albion
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Sully…. What a player ! I have seen him do tricks with the ball that would have commentators drooling if they were done by famous players.. A wonderful servant of the club .
Hmm . 71 is no great age , get well Sully and there is plenty left.
Hmm . 71 is no great age , get well Sully and there is plenty left.
AmexRuislip
Retired Spy 🕵️♂️
All time favourite Albion player.
Speedy recovery
Speedy recovery
Silverhatch
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You are an absolute and total Albion legend for me Peter, I watched your first and last games for us and most of everything in between. Mr 100%, and when combined with the likes of Wardy, 'Nobby' Horton, 'Tank' Clark, 'Spider' Mellor and many others, you were a part of the most exciting and wonderful team I had ever seen in all my years watching the Albion. You made me proud to be a supporter of Brighton & Hove Albion, and for that I will forever be grateful to you, get well soon legend.
Echo this wholeheartedly - but would add the finest Tache in football.
Taybha
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The one and only reason I decided to grow bum fluff under my hooter,if truth be told I doubt I'm alone there,get well soon please Peter
Worried Man Blues
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One of my early legends, wonderful player, get well soon.
"Sully, Sully, Sully, Sully. Sully, Sully, SullEEEEE!"
A great star of that era and all those of us who saw him play remember him fondly. I don't think anyone had a bad word for him; he was always mentioned when fans were asked who were their favourite players.
A great star of that era and all those of us who saw him play remember him fondly. I don't think anyone had a bad word for him; he was always mentioned when fans were asked who were their favourite players.
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Albion fans have been urged to show Goldstone great Peter O’Sullivan their support.
The former winger collapsed last week and has been on life support.
He is now recovering slowly in hospital.
His family would love supporters to get behind him and send get well wishes and cards.
Sully, now 71, was a massive favourite at the Goldstone in the 1970s and made 491 appearances for the club in total.
He is still fondly remembered by those who cheered the Seagulls on their climb from third division to first in what were heady days along Old Shoreham Road.
His wife Kimberley would particularly love to have cards to take to him.
She said: “This will help with his cognitive therapy and keep him busy. I know that this will uplift him.”
As he recovers, Sully will send 'thank you' cards in reply, thanking people for their ongoing support.
Cards for Sully can be sent to our office at The Argus, 33 Bond Street, Brighton, BN1 1RD and will be passed on.
Messages of support, or memories of his playing days which might make him smile, can be left at the bottom of this article or emailed to brian.owen@theargus.co.uk.
The former winger collapsed last week and has been on life support.
He is now recovering slowly in hospital.
His family would love supporters to get behind him and send get well wishes and cards.
Sully, now 71, was a massive favourite at the Goldstone in the 1970s and made 491 appearances for the club in total.
He is still fondly remembered by those who cheered the Seagulls on their climb from third division to first in what were heady days along Old Shoreham Road.
His wife Kimberley would particularly love to have cards to take to him.
She said: “This will help with his cognitive therapy and keep him busy. I know that this will uplift him.”
As he recovers, Sully will send 'thank you' cards in reply, thanking people for their ongoing support.
Cards for Sully can be sent to our office at The Argus, 33 Bond Street, Brighton, BN1 1RD and will be passed on.
Messages of support, or memories of his playing days which might make him smile, can be left at the bottom of this article or emailed to brian.owen@theargus.co.uk.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,772
Was always there, with the ball tied to his feet, throughout my formative years. My Peter O'Sullivan coffee mug lasted until a couple of years ago.
Get well soon Sully.
Get well soon Sully.
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done