Whos your fav Brighton Striker of recent years??

[Only 2 Kerry Mayos]

What about the Fox brothers.
Was it Mark or Simon who played up front?

Who can forget Scott Ramsey either

 

[Italiaseagull]

As if this needed to be asked? Bobby wins it by a mile, but if he wasn't about it'd be Budgie!

 

[Storer68]

My fave has to be.......................

Lorenzo Pinamonte

for being so greedy that he had to sign for Brientford and force us to go and look at some unknown player at bristol rovers reserves

 

[MRRF 10]

He might not be an attacker, but he's fat, Where's butters?

 

[Curious Orange]

I'm gonna go for Mark Gall, as I reckon he was probably the best player not to become an Albion legend. A former team-mate of Ian Wright at Greenwich Borough, and part of Maidstone's brief League existance, 'Smokey' was superb at running at defenders, and had an absolutely thunderous shot. His career was sadly cut short by injury, but while at the Albion he shone.

 

[bigc]

where oh where is Pinamonte?

 

[bigc]

or Hilton

 

[Captain Sensible]

Got to be Nelson.

He was brilliant and looked good scoring goals, he did it with Style.

Remember that one at Griffin Park in the FA Cup in 1987! Sheer genius. Zamora never scored a goal like that!

 

[Papa Lazarou]

Terry Connor was my favourite..

 

[MRRF 10]

What about Rougier? or shouldnt i ask?

 

[(was)DBS]

HAVE YOU ALL FORGOTTEN MICK FERGURSON

 

[Marshy]

Voted Bob but Garry Nelson was great to watch.
Tried his heart out every game for us.

 

[Gary Nelson]

Thank you.

 

[Juan Albion]

Mike Small (apart from BZ). Never say die...

 

[Brixtaan]

NEON LIGHT LIGHT LIGHT.

 

[Zeitgeist]

Wot??....No "super Dickie Tiltman" ?....

 

[Wienergull]

Because of their commitment to the club, Nelson, Byrne and Connor. And Gary Hart deserves an honourable mention for being one of the few bright spots during the dark Gillingham days. 12 goals in his first season was no mean achievement considering that most of the team were a bunch of wasters.

 

[goldstone]

Adrian Thorne .... but as he wasn't on the list (most of you are too young to remember him!) I voted for big Mike Small.

 

[Exiled in Exeter]

Bobby Zamora

 

[Gwylan]

Adrian Thorne .... but as he wasn't on the list (most of you are too young to remember him!) I voted for big Mike Small.

Blimey Goldstone, that is stretching the meaning of 'recent'. If you're going that far back, why no Bobby Smith or Kit Napier?

But even more amazingly, no mention of Peter Ward. Would you really put Small above Bobby Z and Wardy?

I'm going for Tommy Cook.