Two of our players from last season in the Premiership now

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Turkey

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Jul 4, 2003

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• Jul 17, 2003

• #1

How did we go down.

Both of them played in the Third. Quite amazing.

 

Juan Albion

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Jul 9, 2003

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Pontypool (Not THAT Pontypool, the one with the zo

• Jul 17, 2003

• #2

We could be playing against them both in 13 months time.

 

JJ McClure

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Jul 7, 2003

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Hassocks

• Jul 18, 2003

• #3

They will both be warming the bench though.
Brooker will be a last 5 mins kind of a player, and I can't see Bobby starting ahead of Keane or Portiga.

 

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Beefy

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• Jul 18, 2003

• #4

They were our two best attacking players aswell.

 

brighton rock

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lancing

• Jul 18, 2003

• #5

that was the problem only 2 or 3 were good enough

 

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CHAPPERS

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• Jul 18, 2003

• #6

_________________Keller______________________

_____King_______Perry___Bunjevcevic____________

Carr______________________________________Ziege

__________Davies_________Redknapp____________

__________________Keane_______________________

________Zamora______________Postiga_____________

Not a bad side....

 

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Herne Hill Seagull

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• Jul 18, 2003

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I disagree, rock old boy. Our form after Coppell took over would have kept us up comfortably had the season started when he joined. It wasn't that only 2 or 3 were good enough, it was the run of defeats under Hinshelwood that relegated us.

Those same players that were so useless at your place put 4 past a team that's now in the Premier League later in the season. Once Coppell got hold of them and had them organised they were easily good enough, but our season effectively 'began' from the Bradford game with a ten point handicap.

 

brighton rock

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• Jul 18, 2003

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Herne Hill Seagull said:

I disagree, rock old boy. Our form after Coppell took over would have kept us up comfortably had the season started when he joined. It wasn't that only 2 or 3 were good enough, it was the run of defeats under Hinshelwood that relegated us.

Those same players that were so useless at your place put 4 past a team that's now in the Premier League later in the season. Once Coppell got hold of them and had them organised they were easily good enough, but our season effectively 'began' from the Bradford game with a ten point handicap.

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fair point i'm proberly being a bit harsh
but whoever was in charge when zammo did'nt play brighton did not win?

 

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