Your WORST Albion front pairing in this division?

[Austrian Gull]

Amazing that this thread has gone on so long when El Pres gave the correct answer in the opening post - Turienzo and MacCammon at Luton away. I was there; it was a holocaust of a performance.

Anyone who mentioned Mark Gall must need their head examined. As does the bloke behind El Pres at QPR, of course.

 

[Seasidesage]

True, don't remember us ever looking like scoring that day, set the tone

Scoring? Didn't look like having a shot.

 

[hart's shirt]

2005-2006 season
Albion finish bottom of the Championship

League Cup R1 Shrewsbury (A)
Loss 2-3
Goalscorers: McCammon, Robinson

Robinson scored 1 league goal that season, McCammon scored none.

 

[Charles 'Charley' Charles]

Meadie scored a beauty with his left peg at Burnden Park in the fa cup. I went mental and that for me just saves him from the worst pair.

I remember that, then Macca gave away a penalty. Unbelievably I have a lot of memories from that day, from the freezing weather, to the carpet shop on the pitch, myself and [MENTION=139]Jam The Man[/MENTION] early soirees to away games

 

[Eeyore]

Spoilt for choice.. How about Raphael Mead and I cant remember who was up front with him in around 1990.

Initially John Byrne, who scored a few then went to Wearside.

 

[El Presidente]

2005-2006 season
Albion finish bottom of the Championship

League Cup R1 Shrewsbury (A)
Loss 2-3
Goalscorers: McCammon, Robinson

Robinson scored 1 league goal that season, McCammon scored none.

Super, Super Mark

Super, Super Mark

Supermarket Trolley

 

[Eeyore]

Mark Farrington and Andy Kennedy.

Jesus wept.

Kennedy and Nogan wasn't too bad a partnership.

 

[Jam The Man]

I remember that, then Macca gave away a penalty. Unbelievably I have a lot of memories from that day, from the freezing weather, to the carpet shop on the pitch, myself and [MENTION=139]Jam The Man[/MENTION] early soirees to away games

Still one of my favourite away games even though we lost!
#skyremote

 

[Trelford Mills Guide Dog]

Mick Ferguson ?

Mick Ferguson and Alan Biley [1985 ... ?]

Absolute shower of 'footballing' sh**e !

 

[Murray 17]

Otherwise, without doubt it'd be a pair from the Gillingham years.

My thoughts exactly. Watching Whitehawk v Dagenham on Wednesday took me back to those dark days (Dagenham that is). Journeymen players, players waiting to retire and youngsters with no promise.