[Albion] Who is your current favourite Albion squad member?

[The Wizard]

This

I voted For Davy and could equally have chosen Solly, for all of the reasons stated by others.
But none of the current crop come close to the love felt for Bruno and Calde.

See I get where you are coming from to a degree, they are two of my favourite players to don the stripes but it’s quite odd to hear that someone like Dunk, who’s has come through our youth system, played for us in 3 divisions, is our club captain and aside from the Fulham drama has always acted professionally for the club, isn’t felt about in the same way as players like Bruno or Calderon.

I’m not sure why that is but to see him get only 15% of the voting so far is interesting.

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Footballs a funny old game. I think he’s put in some excellent performances since he’s been with us.

He was phenomenal at home to Palace, especially when we were down to 10 men. He pulled the strings away at Huddersfield. He hd a great game in both of the return fixtures for those two teams. He was the best player on the pitch in two cup games, with his first half performance against Derby being up there with Abdul Razak v Ipswich (yes I know )

I think his wayward shooting makes people think of him as an unproductive attacking midfielder which is harsh because he showed all the makings of an excellent box-to-box midfielder last year. He’s only a kid too, personally think he has the highest ceiling of any player at the club and fully expect him to thrive under Potter.

28 appearances 0 goals. This is the real issue this season. Not only do we not now have a strikeforce we have a midfiled trio who have contributed 2 yes 2 goals in 169 premier league games so far

 

[Garry Nelson's Left Foot]

I'm a big fan of Duncan Duffy. It's like having two players whenever he's on the pitch.

 

[Goldstone1976]

Andone, obviously. Especially after today’s interview. Sticking it to the man. Ungrateful b’stard.


Propper, I think.

#piningforBruno

 

[VAL1850]

Depends who scores the winner at Newcastle