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[Albion] who are your Albion cult heroes?
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SweatyMexican
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- Mar 31, 2013
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As a kid taken during the Withdean era:
Nicky Forster
Nicky Forster
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
I recall Frank Worthington being shown off to the fans at St Andrews as a club legend,and being warmly applauded by the Albion fans.'Sign him up' was the cry!Cult hero.
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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Can't help thinking many peoples definition of cult hero is a little skewed. Therefore should not include tile likes of Zamora or Ward.
For me it would be Johnny Crumplin ' football genius' where the monicker morphed from irony to genuine appreciation of his efforts. The unofficial T-shirt lurks somewhere at home. Utter gash and then marked Barnes out of the FA cup game at Anfield and not forgetting the boxing day 30 yard screamer against Burnley?
For me it would be Johnny Crumplin ' football genius' where the monicker morphed from irony to genuine appreciation of his efforts. The unofficial T-shirt lurks somewhere at home. Utter gash and then marked Barnes out of the FA cup game at Anfield and not forgetting the boxing day 30 yard screamer against Burnley?
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
I suppose the greyhound could have been a cult hero if he'd played a bit more?
Blimey; quite a lot over the period of time I have been following the club.
Top of the list has to be Dick Knight. Without him, we would have no club.
Mullers is the manager of legends.
On the playing side sheesh..........Nobby Horton, Paul Clark, Sully, Wardy, Harry Wilson, Eric Steele, Gary Hart, FDM, Cullip, Bobby Z..........Calde (I can't help it, I just love the wee fella) and El Capitano...
I got enough to form a cult there haven't I?
Top of the list has to be Dick Knight. Without him, we would have no club.
Mullers is the manager of legends.
On the playing side sheesh..........Nobby Horton, Paul Clark, Sully, Wardy, Harry Wilson, Eric Steele, Gary Hart, FDM, Cullip, Bobby Z..........Calde (I can't help it, I just love the wee fella) and El Capitano...
I got enough to form a cult there haven't I?
lawros left foot
Glory hunting since 1969
Not only marked Barnes out of the game, but, nutmegged him as well.
I thought I’d died and gone to heaven.
Yes it says so in my post you quoted.
TWOCHOICEStom
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Assuming we're not going for the mainstream actual heroes like Dick Knight, Hart, Zamora, Bruno, I would say..
Robbie Reinelt
Stuart Storer
Johnny Crumplin
PC Beard
That bloke who stormed the pitch on his mobility scooter
The guy with the board
Bas Savage
Phil Stant
Lloyd Owusu
Spanish Dave
Florin Andone (soon to be)
Robbie Reinelt
Stuart Storer
Johnny Crumplin
PC Beard
That bloke who stormed the pitch on his mobility scooter
The guy with the board
Bas Savage
Phil Stant
Lloyd Owusu
Spanish Dave
Florin Andone (soon to be)
Juan Albion
Chicken Sniffer 3rd Class
Keith Cuss
Johnny Crumplin
Barry Lloyd
Johnny Crumplin
Barry Lloyd
Gregory2Smith1
J'les aurai!
sorry old chap
remember the game well
was standing in the chicken run right next to the Sunderland fans,they were not best pleased to say the least
a Brighton lad was in there with them and had to scramble underneath the fencing to escape
Miami Seagull
Grandad
Peter Ward
Norman Gall (not Hall!)
Steve Foster
Gary Hart
Bobby Zamora
Norman Gall (not Hall!)
Steve Foster
Gary Hart
Bobby Zamora
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Peter Smith.
I was in with the home fans for the League Cup match at Leicester.
One fan was memorable. Smithy was having his usual scatty match and went on a run all the way down the wing.
The home fan lost his marbles:
"He's still got the ball"
"He's still got THE BALL"
"He's STILL GOT THE BALL"
Cult hero for that incident and many.
I was in with the home fans for the League Cup match at Leicester.
One fan was memorable. Smithy was having his usual scatty match and went on a run all the way down the wing.
The home fan lost his marbles:
"He's still got the ball"
"He's still got THE BALL"
"He's STILL GOT THE BALL"
Cult hero for that incident and many.
Sussex Nomad
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Peter Ward, Chris Cattlin, Nobby, in fact anyone from 77/78.
el punal
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Alex “ooh! ooh! Dawson.
Players like Nobby Horton, Peter Ward, Bobby Zamora, Bruno etc are definitely heroes but they’re mainstream not cult heroes.
Players like Nobby Horton, Peter Ward, Bobby Zamora, Bruno etc are definitely heroes but they’re mainstream not cult heroes.
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
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I only think of cult heroes as players who weren’t that good but shone when we were shit
Reinalt and Storer for THOSE goals
Jeff Minton and Rod Thomas for making the trips to Gillingham worthwhile
Gary Hart as above but we were lucky enough to have the set of tracksuits player for a much longer time.
Mark Gall, for some reason I thought he was going to be a superstar
Mark Beeney for unwittingly saving the club from going under
I’m sure there are others but the above spring to mind
Reinalt and Storer for THOSE goals
Jeff Minton and Rod Thomas for making the trips to Gillingham worthwhile
Gary Hart as above but we were lucky enough to have the set of tracksuits player for a much longer time.
Mark Gall, for some reason I thought he was going to be a superstar
Mark Beeney for unwittingly saving the club from going under
I’m sure there are others but the above spring to mind