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Best Albion keeper?
- Thread starter Harry H
- Start date
Powney for me too!!!
Goldstone Rapper
Rediffusion PlayerofYear
Gary Chivers. Never let a single goal in when he played as Albion keeper in the 1990s.
Fittingly, Pro Set football cards seemed to know his best position....
Fittingly, Pro Set football cards seemed to know his best position....
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The Brighton Buzz
Falmer here we come
- Jan 31, 2008
- 1,277
Regarding the current three keepers and the fact that OG played Brez and Casper in the last game, has he decided that Thomaz is his first choice and he was looking to see who will be number two or was PIG injured. Does OG think that he is our best keeper or have one of the others jumped the que that is the question.
Richard Tiltmans Shin Pad
Rustingtons' Mr Guiness
John Keeley for me.
mattpenfold
New member
- Sep 17, 2011
- 56
I used like Joe Corrigan
This was something I have been considering but I would be very surprised if Oscar was to pick either of them over PIG. The finding the number 2 explanation is thankfully the most likely reasoning behind his selections.
Did you ever get off it ?
Me too!
The Legend that IS Lawro
It's 'canard' Del
Went to Eric Steele's house for tea when he lived near Dorothy Stringer school, let himself down when he ended up coaching at Man Utd but overall must be Brian Powney.
BensGrandad
New member
Eric Gill for me or even possibly Kuszack as both Corrigan and Grummitt were past their best when they came to us
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
- 72,015
Struggling to choose between Grummitt, Steel, Moseley and Kuz. I think Grummitt may shade it. Corrigan was definitely past his best when he was here, very slow in getting down to low shots but otherwise still excellent. Ben Roberts deserves a mention too.
I can only comment on the ones I've seen in person, so either Kuszczak or the mighty FDM for me.
willyfantastic
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- Mar 1, 2009
- 2,368
Kuszcak
withdeanwombat
Well-known member
Is this fixtures ? Groundhog day ?
Whatever, it's STILL Dave Hollins.
Whatever, it's STILL Dave Hollins.
Started watching in 1976 when Grummitt was the keeper.
Out of all of the keepers since that date it would probably be Eric Steele for me.
The best single performance that I saw was Kuipers away at Ipswich 2004ish.
I did rate Keeley very highly as well.
Out of all of the keepers since that date it would probably be Eric Steele for me.
The best single performance that I saw was Kuipers away at Ipswich 2004ish.
I did rate Keeley very highly as well.
Brighton Breezy
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My favourite of the ones I have seen is Ben Roberts.