Who is the best ever brighton player?

[dougdeep]

Lawro.

 

[Albion Edd]

Zamora followed by cullip

 

[Dawsey]

I'm too young to have seen Ward as well, so I'm going to have to go for Zamora, followed by Cullip.

 

[sams dad]

Mark Lawrenson .However a young Welsh lad called Barry Rees may well have turned out to be better than Lawro.Tragically he was killed in a car crash before he could fulfil his potential.

 

[Adams score 0]

Napier.

 

[Deleted User X18H]

Hello newby have you found a new toy.

 

[Kent Seagull]

Lawro. Wardy and Fozzie in that order. No contest.

 

[C1 BHA]

Peter Ward...............for me......out on his own............no-one (Bobby included) has got people out of their seats like Ward used to...............ALL TIME TOTAL Brighton legend.

Current favourite..............(Sir) Danny Cullip

 

[Adams score 0]

Hello newby have you found a new toy.

To whom are you talking about.?

 

[oapdodge]

Fred Binney
Or Peter Ward,Mark Lawrenson,Bobby Zamora,Danny Cullip.Peter O'Sullivan,Tony Towner, or Teddy Maybank,Malcolm Poskett.
The list is endless.

 

[thedonkeycentrehalf]

Lawrenson was a class apart and proved it by going on to even bigger things at Liverpool. Class at centre back, class in midfield.

 

[Kev the Ape]

Peter ward. I never saw him but he a legend to all Brighton fans.

 

[sepp maier]

Most inspirational captain was Brian Horton.

Wardy - pure class

Best ever has to be Lawro.

 

[blueandwhitearmy]

Warren Aspinall

 

[clapham_gull]

Peter Ward - but I'll never forget that Case free kick against Sheffield Wednesday

 

[Simon Morgan]

I saw Zeke Rowe at some of my very first games and I always thought he couldve been a great player. However, I have to go with Zamora cos it had been so long since the club had someone like him and he was sometimes magic. Wardy might've been better but I was never there to judge that. Cullip is definitely up there as well

 

[Gwylan]

Lawrenson's the best I've ever seen, by some way. He was an awesome player.

Tommy Cook, Johnny McNicholl and Jimmy Langley must be up there as well - bit before my time though.

 

[Seagull_AA]

I would say Zamoro! But Cullip and Carpenter have played quite good as well now!!!

 

[Strike]

I would say Bobby Zamora and Cullip.

 

[El Presidente]

Agree reluctantly about Lawrenson, he proved himself not only at the Albion, but also in winning a hatful of trophies with Liverpool at the highest level that he was a thoroughbred.

He had pace, vision, flexibility and oozed class. When we sold him it was a choice between Liverpool and Man U at the time, and I don't think that any other Albion player has ever been courted by the two biggest (at the time) clubs in the country before or since (Dickie Tiltman excepted of course).