Brighton Managers Who Was The Best Player?

[Gregory2Smith1]

1 braian clough
2 alan mullery
3 mike bailey
4 jimmy melia
5 liam brady
6jimmy case
7 brian horton
8 peter j taylor
9steve coppell
10 mark mcghee
11 gus poyet

 

[BensGrandad]

Bewteen 2 Allan Mullery and Gus Poyet possibly Liam Brady in third

 

[Questions]

If Brian Clough was alive today he would tell you the answer was, 'Me young man' but because I never got to see him I would plump for Liam Brady.

 

[vegster]

Tony Currie
.... sorry, rather squiffy and misread the question. The correct answer is Brian Horton

 

[8ace]

Brady.

 

[Brownstuff]

Liam Brady apparently

 

[catfish]

Cloughie was the supreme goalscorer but Brady was the best all round player. And Case was the hardest.

 

[Everest]

Couldn't make my mind up, so voted for all of them (as it's a multiple choice poll).

 

[Bakesy]

Where's the Chris Cattlin option?.......lol

 

[BensGrandad]

Where's the Chris Cattlin option?.......lol

Also Barry Lloyd, Mickey Adams and the other Peter Taylor

 

[Gully]

Brady, also proved that the best players don't necessarily make the best managers, good for half a season and the rest was largely pony.

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

Brady by a mile.

 

[wolfie]

Alan Mullery for me.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Brady then Gus. But only because Clough never got to fulfil his true potential. His goalscoring record was unbelievable

 

[Vegas Seagull]

Chippy

 

[Wiggy Power]

Chippy who?

Don't remember having a manager of this name.

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

Chippy who?

Don't remember having a manager of this name.

'Chippy' was Liam Brady's nickname.

 

[NMH]

Mullers was great, but the sublime talent of Liam Brady was off the scale.
Coppell was a consistently quality player for ManU, and Gus had all the best qualities at the toplevel.

Brady shades it though, his versatility and ability to pull rabbits from hats with deft chips and cutting passes was a joy to behold. I think his influence is still in the modern game - he would still fit in, where some of the others might not.

 

[NMH]

'Chippy' was Liam Brady's nickname.

Practically made the manouevre his own!

 

[spalding seagull]

Conntrary to popular belief as I did not see him actually play but I would suggest Tommy Cook (Just see his record)