[Albion] Tony Grealish scores! Brighton 3-1 Everton (1981/82) - Extended highlights

Goldstone Rapper

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• Apr 23, 2013

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For those who want to know what kind of player Tony Grealish was, or just want to reminisce in the light of the sad news, here's some extended highlights from the Republic of Ireland international's first season at the Goldstone. Thanks to [MENTION=15769]He Shot He Scored[/MENTION] for supplying me with the video.



Gordon Smith looks in very poor form from this video, but that's not important. Very well timed run and finish from TG.

Rest in piece, Tony Grealish 1956-2013.

 

Driver8

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• Apr 23, 2013

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Goldstone Rapper said:

For those who want to know what kind of player Tony Grealish was, or just want to reminisce in the light of the sad news, here's some extended highlights from the Republic of Ireland international's first season at the Goldstone. Thanks to [MENTION=15769]He Shot He Scored[/MENTION] for supplying me with the video.



Gordon Smith looks in very poor form from this video, but that's not important. Very well timed run and finish from TG.

Rest in piece, Tony Grealish 1956-2013.

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Fantastic memories.

 

Jesus Gul

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• Apr 23, 2013

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Both No 2's called Gary Stevens!

 

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• Apr 23, 2013

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Jesus Gul said:

Both No 2's called Gary Stevens!

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And both played for England. Happy days.

 

glasfryn

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• Apr 23, 2013

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Goldstone Rapper said:

For those who want to know what kind of player Tony Grealish was, or just want to reminisce in the light of the sad news, here's some extended highlights from the Republic of Ireland international's first season at the Goldstone. Thanks to @He Shot He Scored for supplying me with the video.



Gordon Smith looks in very poor form from this video, but that's not important. Very well timed run and finish from TG.

Rest in piece, Tony Grealish 1956-2013.

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that was fantastic to watch and bought back some good memories

thank you

just a note on Smudger he did go through some bad patches but always gave his best and I had forgotten about that save from Mose we were talking about that for weeks
they were great days
thank you Tony
RIP

 

Thanet Seagull

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• Apr 23, 2013

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Great to see a game I was at all those years ago. I forget the north stand didn't have a roof for a while and firmly believe that team didn't do itself justice. Often feel they should have achieved better league positions in those years in division 1.

 

Dan Gleeballs

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• Apr 24, 2013

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The following season would be the last time we play Everton to the present day. 30 years!!

Anyway rest is peace Tony. Legend

 

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• Apr 24, 2013

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A real trip down memory lane - I would have been by the tunnel on the west stand terrace.

Some great goals by the Albion - and what a miss by Smith - and what a save by Moseley in the 1st half!

8th place in the top flight!

So much for the legendary atmosphere at the Goldstone. Sounded pretty tame really - but there was only 16k or so there.

..and what was with the bloke next to the pitch with an urn of water on a trolley down in the North East corner!

 

Cappers

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• Apr 24, 2013

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Great stuff GR

 

Miami Seagull

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• Apr 24, 2013

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Great video, excellent and thanks. Grealish and McNabb were excellent together back then, a great game I remember well. Two biggest memories of that game were Moseley's save (at 7.48) and Fozzies goal. RIP Tony and thanks for the memories.

 

Psychobilly freakout

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• Apr 24, 2013

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Can you imagine todays team playing the lovely tippy tappy sweeping football on that old pitch !!

 

hybrid_x

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• Apr 24, 2013

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one of my first ever games

 

Peter Grummit

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Smith didn't have the best game but set a goal up for Foz.

The atmosphere was pleasant rather than raucous, the crowds were heavily down on the meteoric years - Thatcherism was biting, there was little spare money about!

PG

 

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• Apr 24, 2013

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Thanks Goldstone Rapper and thanks Tony.

 

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• Apr 24, 2013

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Our 3 goalscorers all represented their country at International level.

 

Triggaaar

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• Apr 24, 2013

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When was the last time Brighton missed a chance as easy as that one for Smith?

 

AZ Gull

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• Apr 24, 2013

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Peter Grummit said:

Smith didn't have the best game but set a goal up for Foz.

The atmosphere was pleasant rather than raucous, the crowds were heavily down on the meteoric years - Thatcherism was biting, there was little spare money about!

PG

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Did she get a 10-game ban?

 

gripper stebson

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• Apr 24, 2013

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WHAT A SAVE by Mose on 7.40!