[Albion] Who had the best trick?

[Doc Lynam]

Which Brighton player past and present had the single best trick in his locker, Gross’s Cryuff turn?

 

[big nuts]

Rod Thomas - Step over

 

[Doc Lynam]

Kemy Agustien collecting his wages on a Friday.

 

[cuthbert]

Nathan Jones but I'm not sure what to call it.

 

[maffew]

Murray or calde. Unique abilities to score goals with obscure body parts

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Nathan Jones but I'm not sure what to call it.

The ability to balance a dead squirrel on his head while running diagonally to the corner flag?

 

[Icy Gull]

The ability to balance a dead squirrel on his head while running diagonally to the corner flag?

Racing a squirrel too, or was that someone else at Withdean

 

[Hugo Rune]

Locadia did something very special prior to his first goal yesterday.

The Big Jurg Shuffle?

 

[Taybha]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Gh3AHvQitw

 

[catfish]

The Sully Shuffle.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Have to admire The Hawk for his comedic bag of tricks. Feel priviliged to have witnessed The Bullet Header own goal first hand. But even that pales into insignificance next to his award-winning cameo where he came on as sub, conceded a pen and got red-carded all within the space of about a minute and a half and without once breaking out of a brisk trot.

The Hawk

 

[brightn'ove]

The lualua stepover that worked every single time was a thing of beauty in its simplicity

 

[Luke93]

The Vicente dribbles.

 

[Dirk Lehmann's Python]

Paul Brooker disappearing act from October until March

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[Worried Man Blues]

George Parris creep and BOO

 

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

I was always fond of the ‘Dicker roll’, a move performed so slowly it defies belief, yet Gary could turn a man without as much as touching the pall, he sold the opposition with his eyes. Beautiful.

 

[wallyback]

The Sully Shuffle.

When he first joined he had this unusual move where he would dribble to the bi-line, cut inside, then turn around, juggle the ball and kick it over his head into the goal mouth.

I also enjoyed the way Peter Ward would run away from the thrower, then turn quickly, losing his marker, and receive the ball in space. Worked everytime. As it did for me, when I copied it in park football.

 

[Ninja Elephant]

Have to admire The Hawk for his comedic bag of tricks. Feel priviliged to have witnessed The Bullet Header own goal first hand. But even that pales into insignificance next to his award-winning cameo where he came on as sub, conceded a pen and got red-carded all within the space of about a minute and a half and without once breaking out of a brisk trot.

The Hawk

What you've forgotten is that before officially coming on as a sub, he just ran on the pitch randomly and had to be called back. He was clearly not mentally ready to come on, he was a bag of nerves. And then his place in history was confirmed with the greatest substitute cameo of all time.

The Hawk

 

[Stat Brother]

Have to admire The Hawk for his comedic bag of tricks. Feel priviliged to have witnessed The Bullet Header own goal first hand. But even that pales into insignificance next to his award-winning cameo where he came on as sub, conceded a pen and got red-carded all within the space of about a minute and a half and without once breaking out of a brisk trot.

The Hawk

What you've forgotten is that before officially coming on as a sub, he just ran on the pitch randomly and had to be called back. He was clearly not mentally ready to come on, he was a bag of nerves. And then his place in history was confirmed with the greatest substitute cameo of all time.

The Hawk

I won Email of the Week on the Football Ramble with that story.
Adding the final touch that due to the unique way we were housed at no point did The Hawk stop running from the dug out to the tunnel.

 

[cuthbert]

The ability to balance a dead squirrel on his head while running diagonally to the corner flag?

I'd forgotten that one, I was thinking of the running step over , hitch kick thingy.