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Drew
In a challenge to the, presumbably, youth oriented voting of the FL125 poll, what exactly is the view of NSC which hopefully will have a broader cross section of voters (or possibly not!).
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Brighton's Best Manager
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Seasidesage
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Gawd. Here we go. For me the best is Gus followed by Peter Taylor who bought most of the players who took us up to the first.
For all his undoubted faults, Gus Poyet turned around a team struggling to survive in league one and turned it into a side good enough to finish fourth in the Championship without spending a extravagant budget.
For all his undoubted faults, Gus Poyet turned around a team struggling to survive in league one and turned it into a side good enough to finish fourth in the Championship without spending a extravagant budget.
What about SALDE?
Mullery.
Mullery.
Puppet Master
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- Aug 14, 2012
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Coppell
I went Mullery because he's the only manager to take us to the top tier. But hovered over Bailey because whatever you think about his football, we did very very well.
Hove Seagull
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Like the song goes:
Alan Mullery's blue and white army
Alan Mullery's blue and white army
SULLY COULDNT SHOOT
Loyal2Family+Albion!
I do not understand why anyone would NOT vote for Mullery. Who could have doen any better?
Deano's Invisible Pants
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- Mar 1, 2008
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Steve Gritt should be on this list. His achievement trumps those of any other Albion manager.
Sergei's Celebration
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Potentially many people...but we will never know!
Why have these not been included?
McGee (winner)
Slade (Savior)
Taylor (winner)
Gritt (savior)
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
without a doubt it is Mullers
never been a better time for the Albion
never been a better time for the Albion
Given what he had to work with, I've voted Barry Lloyd.
Unlike Mullery, Bailey and Melia and Poyet, Lloyd was constantly having to sell his best assets and deal with a lot of strife off the pitch. Like Adams, he carefully managed what he had. To get us to within 90 minutes of top flight football given those constraints, my vote goes to him.
Not the most popular guy - didn't make the most popular decisions - but he kept us going.
Unlike Mullery, Bailey and Melia and Poyet, Lloyd was constantly having to sell his best assets and deal with a lot of strife off the pitch. Like Adams, he carefully managed what he had. To get us to within 90 minutes of top flight football given those constraints, my vote goes to him.
Not the most popular guy - didn't make the most popular decisions - but he kept us going.
SULLY COULDNT SHOOT
Loyal2Family+Albion!
People shouldnt forget 78 as well. So close to promotion at the first attempt. Mullers never let us down.
jonny.rainbow
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- Oct 29, 2005
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Mark McGhee
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McGhee 
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Went for Mullers (not in a physical random act of violence kind of way) as I moved to Sussex in '76 and started Glory hunting shortly thereafter ! 