Will Paul Dikov "snigger" get a good reception

[Dave the OAP]

Us old bastards who remember the good old days really rated him when he was down on loan

Him and Steve Cotterill.


?

 

[sams dad]

I'll give him a round of applause.

 

[Mackenzie]

I should think so.

Moulden and Cotterill were a good partnership.

 

[Hercules Rockerfeller]

I'll always remember he proper squaring up to a referee when we played Barnet once and he was pretty handy too. Glad he's done well and will give him warm welcome.

 

[Notters]

Of course, he was ace. He and Nogan are the only strikers that I can REALLY remember from the Goldstone days.

 

[hola gus]

Not there tommorrow but if i was i wood give him a bloody big round of applaus. Have said on NSC before that i think he was the best loan signing we have ever had. He is also doing a fine job up there with what i regard to be a pretty shit side.

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

He was superb for us - always taken an interest since then. Will applaud him then wish him well when he leaves with 0 points.

 

[Notters]

Didn't realise he was player manager. Bound to come on near then end and score.

 

[Caveman]

Yes, he was a quality player.

Always hoped back then we would sign him, but knew we never would. Pint sized skillful player!

 

[Dancin Ninja BHA]

Ditto what the Caveman said above

Absolutely quality when he was with us (1991?) Whatever, a long time ago!

Always remember the midweek night game against Plymouth, they were near the top, brought bloody loads and Dickov destroyed them and scored a fantastic goal away at the South Stand

Deserves a good reception, one of the better Arsenal players that our supposed 'special relationship' turned up

 

[Basil Fawlty]

Dickov was probably one of the best loanees we signed, he was a lethal finisher and never gave up. Dickov and Nogan was a dream partnership upfront, definitely will be giving him a good round of applause tomorrow.

 

[Stat Brother]

Him and Mark Flatts.
Hardly an aerial threat.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Dickov was probably one of the best loanees we signed, he was a lethal finisher and never gave up. Dickov and Nogan was a dream partnership upfront, definitely will be giving him a good round of applause tomorrow.

Kev, you must have been about four when Dickov played for us!

 

[Spun Cuppa]

Pint-sized pocket battleship. What he gave up in height, he more than doubled in aggression and will to win. Watch out TE and AE-A if he comes on

 

[Norman Potting]

Ditto what the Caveman said above

......Deserves a good reception, one of the better Arsenal players that our supposed 'special relationship' turned up

Who were the others then? I can only recall Martin Keown who was very useful and seemed to be on loan for ages, over two seasons I think. Statistically I believe he is the most successful player ever to have played for the Albion if you look at his Trophy Record with Arsenal.

 

[Johnny Fever]

Wasn't his next game after going back to Arsenal the Cup Winners Cup final or something.

 

[16bha]

Committed, aggressive and worth a good reception, as a proper player!

 

[Robdinho]

Who were the others then? I can only recall Martin Keown who was very useful and seemed to be on loan for ages, over two seasons I think. Statistically I believe he is the most successful player ever to have played for the Albion if you look at his Trophy Record with Arsenal.

Steve Sidwell wasn't bad.

 

[Spun Cuppa]

Wasn't his next game after going back to Arsenal the Cup Winners Cup final or something.

Was that the game when Nayim lobbed Seaman from about forty yards

 

[highway61]

In 1994, as part of a Prize I had won on Sky Sports I spent a day as guest of Ian Wright and Arsenal. In the evening I went with the team to the london 5-a-sides and spent ages chatting with Paul Dickov about his time at Brighton. He was a top bloke and had so many good things to say about us.