Albion keeper called up by Poland (From The Argus)
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Albion keeper called up by Poland
4:32pm Monday 3rd September 2012 in Albion By Andy Naylor
Tomasz Kuszczak's impressive start to his Albion career has earned him an international recall.
The former Manchester United keeper has been drafted into Poland's squad for World Cup qualifying games against Montenegro and Moldova.
Kuszczak, signed by the Seagulls in the summer, has made key saves and conceded only one goal from an opponent in open play in the first four Championship games.
The 30-year-old won the last of his ten senior caps for Poland two years ago.
Comments(57)
Seagulls Over Surrey (SOS)
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4:53pm Mon 3 Sep 12
SMF20
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5:10pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Clean Sheet
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5:13pm Mon 3 Sep 12
rolivan wrote:No, the squad in the late '70's in the old 1st Div had strength all over the park.
The players at the club must be buzzing.I asked a question the other day but will answer it myself This is the Strongest and Best Squad the Club has ever had.
Back 4 of John Gregory, Fossie, Lawro, Williams. Midfield inc Nobby Horton, Jimmy Case, Wardy up front, plus several others I can't remember. TK is the best keeper I can remember though.
rolivan
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5:27pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Clean Sheet wrote:But did they have players of the Quality of Vicente Dobbie Lopez Buckley Hammond Calderon in reserve?That is why I said squad and not team.
rolivan wrote:No, the squad in the late '70's in the old 1st Div had strength all over the park.
The players at the club must be buzzing.I asked a question the other day but will answer it myself This is the Strongest and Best Squad the Club has ever had.
Back 4 of John Gregory, Fossie, Lawro, Williams. Midfield inc Nobby Horton, Jimmy Case, Wardy up front, plus several others I can't remember. TK is the best keeper I can remember though.
klemaniac
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5:28pm Mon 3 Sep 12
dave from bexill
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5:30pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Clean Sheet wrote:Bit early to say yet in my opinion Rolivan and Clean Sheet and it's always subjective anyway. Come Feb/March much easier to make a more realistic comparison I think. Looking at some of the names noted by Clean Sheet however,Lawro, Fozzy, Jimmy Case and Nobby Horton would certainly make the current squad and probably most Premiership squads.
rolivan wrote:No, the squad in the late '70's in the old 1st Div had strength all over the park.
The players at the club must be buzzing.I asked a question the other day but will answer it myself This is the Strongest and Best Squad the Club has ever had.
Back 4 of John Gregory, Fossie, Lawro, Williams. Midfield inc Nobby Horton, Jimmy Case, Wardy up front, plus several others I can't remember. TK is the best keeper I can remember though.
Great news for Tomasz K and indeed the club.
DESLYNHAMSMOUSTACHE
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5:35pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Clean Sheet wrote:Think your mixing you teams up their fella.Pretty sure case never played in the same side as the others.Compare the old second division with the standard of the championship(new second division if you like) and you will find players and teams are a lot stronger now.So yes i tend to agree that this is the strongest squad of players in BHA history.
rolivan wrote:No, the squad in the late '70's in the old 1st Div had strength all over the park.
The players at the club must be buzzing.I asked a question the other day but will answer it myself This is the Strongest and Best Squad the Club has ever had.
Back 4 of John Gregory, Fossie, Lawro, Williams. Midfield inc Nobby Horton, Jimmy Case, Wardy up front, plus several others I can't remember. TK is the best keeper I can remember though.
Hovite
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5:40pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Anyway those were the days when tight shorts and passing back to the goalkeeper were legal. Different game now, much more professional.
It's as big a difference as between Perry Digweed and Tomasz Kuszsak.
dave from bexill
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5:55pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Hovite wrote:You're right, football has changed a great deal since then, thats why I say comparisons are difficult and probably meaningless.That said Lawro etc would have been great players in any era, same as Bobby Moore, Tom Finney and Bobby Charlton etc, etc.Same for great teams surely, eg The magnificent Brazil team of 1970 and Real Madrid during the late 50s, early 60's. As I said earlier, it's very subjective and comes down to opinion. What's for certain though is we have the makings of an excellent squad now and I believe it's the best time ever to be an Albion supporter. UTA
I don't think the team of the 70's or 80's would stand a chance against us. Football has changed so much since then. Never rated Foster, Stevens was much better.
Anyway those were the days when tight shorts and passing back to the goalkeeper were legal. Different game now, much more professional.
It's as big a difference as between Perry Digweed and Tomasz Kuszsak.
PressBoxTeaBoy
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6:04pm Mon 3 Sep 12
A long term stable vision with a sound plan. Thanks Mr B.
Grendel
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6:05pm Mon 3 Sep 12
DESLYNHAMSMOUSTACHE wrote:Case played with Fozzie and Gary Stevens and with Wardy when he came back on loan. But not with Lawro or Gary Williams, John Gregory or Nobby.
Clean Sheet wrote:Think your mixing you teams up their fella.Pretty sure case never played in the same side as the others.Compare the old second division with the standard of the championship(new second division if you like) and you will find players and teams are a lot stronger now.So yes i tend to agree that this is the strongest squad of players in BHA history.
rolivan wrote:No, the squad in the late '70's in the old 1st Div had strength all over the park.
The players at the club must be buzzing.I asked a question the other day but will answer it myself This is the Strongest and Best Squad the Club has ever had.
Back 4 of John Gregory, Fossie, Lawro, Williams. Midfield inc Nobby Horton, Jimmy Case, Wardy up front, plus several others I can't remember. TK is the best keeper I can remember though.
namgo49
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6:11pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Promoted as Champions from the then 4th Division with over 100 goals scored if I recall correctly.
Chairman at the time was Tony Bloom's dad.
Hovite
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6:19pm Mon 3 Sep 12
championshipgull
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6:19pm Mon 3 Sep 12
The more internationals we have the bigger the club profile, the bigger the club profile the more good players will want to come to us. The more good players we get the more success we have, the more success we have the more internationals we will have. We are in an upward spiral, long may it continue.
Clean Sheet
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6:44pm Mon 3 Sep 12
seagullsovergrimsby
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6:53pm Mon 3 Sep 12
LeKevo
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6:59pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Bucket feet Duffy
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7:15pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Clean Sheet wrote:Yea you for got spider!
rolivan wrote:No, the squad in the late '70's in the old 1st Div had strength all over the park.
The players at the club must be buzzing.I asked a question the other day but will answer it myself This is the Strongest and Best Squad the Club has ever had.
Back 4 of John Gregory, Fossie, Lawro, Williams. Midfield inc Nobby Horton, Jimmy Case, Wardy up front, plus several others I can't remember. TK is the best keeper I can remember though.
Bucket feet Duffy
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7:20pm Mon 3 Sep 12
namgo49 wrote:Yep at some point Dave Turner who became captain, there was also a certain Howard Wilkinson Charlie livsey and Kit Napier during the 60s
The 1964/65 team assembled by Archie Macauley was a cracker, including Powney, Bertolini, Jimmy Collins, Dave Turner (I think!), Wally Gould, Bobby and Jack Smith with John Goodchild providing the passes from the left wing.
Promoted as Champions from the then 4th Division with over 100 goals scored if I recall correctly.
Chairman at the time was Tony Bloom's dad.
Alfie T
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7:22pm Mon 3 Sep 12
PressBoxTeaBoy wrote:Quite right Press Box just how important that is I think we will see over the next few seasons. Like any business,company,foo
Whether its the best team, best squad, best players, or best anything, the debate centers around the one thing not being said, and that is......we have the best Chariman we've ever had, and as a result of that we get the best stadium, best management, best squad etc, etc, as a natural progression of having the best Chairman !
A long term stable vision with a sound plan. Thanks Mr B.
tball team, those built on solid foundations will attract the best personnel. There will undoubtably be more clubs following Rangers & Portsmouth in the next few seasons and our situation will become more and more attractive to players and investors alike.
wiseman of hove
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7:24pm Mon 3 Sep 12
namgo49 wrote:I think Harry Bloom was for most of the time vice chairman to Mike Bamber. Fantastic duo and now Tony Bloom.
The 1964/65 team assembled by Archie Macauley was a cracker, including Powney, Bertolini, Jimmy Collins, Dave Turner (I think!), Wally Gould, Bobby and Jack Smith with John Goodchild providing the passes from the left wing.
Promoted as Champions from the then 4th Division with over 100 goals scored if I recall correctly.
Chairman at the time was Tony Bloom's dad.
Great memories of that 64/5 team tinged with the sad loss of the wonderful Barry Rees who played about a dozen games for the Albion after signing from Everton.
Turning back to our international keeper, you only have to note his concentration when distributing the ball to appreciate that he is a bit special.
VegasSeagull
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7:26pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Bucket feet Duffy wrote:Anyone remember Peter Knight?
Clean Sheet wrote:Yea you for got spider!rolivan wrote: The players at the club must be buzzing.I asked a question the other day but will answer it myself This is the Strongest and Best Squad the Club has ever had.No, the squad in the late '70's in the old 1st Div had strength all over the park. Back 4 of John Gregory, Fossie, Lawro, Williams. Midfield inc Nobby Horton, Jimmy Case, Wardy up front, plus several others I can't remember. TK is the best keeper I can remember though.
wiseman of hove
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7:33pm Mon 3 Sep 12
championshipgull
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7:40pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Alfie T wrote:Agree but Mike Bamber is still the best chairman we have had as he took us to the top flight. In his 1994 autobiography, Brian Clough said that Bamber was the nicest and best chairman he ever worked for, but in my humble opinion Tony Bloom is already running a close second. I can only wonder if Tony Bloom has learnt from the Mike Bamber days that although he got us to the top flight it was ultimately unsustainable because we did not have the infrastructure that he has put into place over the last few years. And we will always be indebted to Dick Knight for keeping the club going in the dark days.
PressBoxTeaBoy wrote:Quite right Press Box just how important that is I think we will see over the next few seasons. Like any business,company,foo
Whether its the best team, best squad, best players, or best anything, the debate centers around the one thing not being said, and that is......we have the best Chariman we've ever had, and as a result of that we get the best stadium, best management, best squad etc, etc, as a natural progression of having the best Chairman !
A long term stable vision with a sound plan. Thanks Mr B.
tball team, those built on solid foundations will attract the best personnel. There will undoubtably be more clubs following Rangers & Portsmouth in the next few seasons and our situation will become more and more attractive to players and investors alike.
VegasSeagull
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7:57pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Bert Addinal, 1952 -1954
Center forward obtained from QPR and after us on to Palace. 60 appearances scoring 31 goals.
Jack Ball, 1946 - 1953
Goal keeper from Vernon Athletic and after us on to Hastings. 113 appearances
Des Tennant Fall back, 1948 -1959 obtained from Barry Town and became a coach at Brighton once his playing days were over.
400 appearances and scored 40 goals
Bert Stephens, Winger, 1935 - - 1948
Came from Brentford and retired as a Brighton player.
180 appearances and scored 86 goals.
Hovite
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8:07pm Mon 3 Sep 12
championshipgull wrote:I do seem to remember a Bamber embezzlement scandal after we got relegated from the first division, and I beleive this was the start of theclub debts and downfall of the club. I’m not taking away his credit for getting us into the top flight, but it wasn’t always a bed of roses.
Alfie T wrote:Agree but Mike Bamber is still the best chairman we have had as he took us to the top flight. In his 1994 autobiography, Brian Clough said that Bamber was the nicest and best chairman he ever worked for, but in my humble opinion Tony Bloom is already running a close second. I can only wonder if Tony Bloom has learnt from the Mike Bamber days that although he got us to the top flight it was ultimately unsustainable because we did not have the infrastructure that he has put into place over the last few years. And we will always be indebted to Dick Knight for keeping the club going in the dark days.
PressBoxTeaBoy wrote:Quite right Press Box just how important that is I think we will see over the next few seasons. Like any business,company,foo
Whether its the best team, best squad, best players, or best anything, the debate centers around the one thing not being said, and that is......we have the best Chariman we've ever had, and as a result of that we get the best stadium, best management, best squad etc, etc, as a natural progression of having the best Chairman !
A long term stable vision with a sound plan. Thanks Mr B.
tball team, those built on solid foundations will attract the best personnel. There will undoubtably be more clubs following Rangers & Portsmouth in the next few seasons and our situation will become more and more attractive to players and investors alike.
campotolox
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8:20pm Mon 3 Sep 12
VegasSeagull
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8:24pm Mon 3 Sep 12
The info on the first page told of happenings dated back to 1880, I thought that odd. The artical went on to show a report by the Argus newspaper, I also thought that was odd.
It turned out that the newspaper and the team were located in Australia and the game wasn't football it was aussie rules football.
A spooky coincidence me thinks and both teams at one point or another were connected to bird names. Our Brighton, the seagulls, the aussie Brighton the penguins.
50 years a fan
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8:28pm Mon 3 Sep 12
rolivan
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8:39pm Mon 3 Sep 12
50 years a fan wrote:Ah yes but Kit Napier used to be so accurate he used to score.
Johnny goodchild was first to be able to curl in a corner direct. Re current structure to 79/80 squad, apart from Lawro the current squad is by far the strongest. The I nfrastructure at Goldstone was nothing on todays. If can get up,or when, we stand a much better chance of staying their with Gus Tony and support.
gusset snatcher
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8:58pm Mon 3 Sep 12
championshipgull
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9:02pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Hovite wrote:No No Archer (spit) was then downfall of the club.
championshipgull wrote:I do seem to remember a Bamber embezzlement scandal after we got relegated from the first division, and I beleive this was the start of theclub debts and downfall of the club. I’m not taking away his credit for getting us into the top flight, but it wasn’t always a bed of roses.
Alfie T wrote:Agree but Mike Bamber is still the best chairman we have had as he took us to the top flight. In his 1994 autobiography, Brian Clough said that Bamber was the nicest and best chairman he ever worked for, but in my humble opinion Tony Bloom is already running a close second. I can only wonder if Tony Bloom has learnt from the Mike Bamber days that although he got us to the top flight it was ultimately unsustainable because we did not have the infrastructure that he has put into place over the last few years. And we will always be indebted to Dick Knight for keeping the club going in the dark days.
PressBoxTeaBoy wrote:Quite right Press Box just how important that is I think we will see over the next few seasons. Like any business,company,foo
Whether its the best team, best squad, best players, or best anything, the debate centers around the one thing not being said, and that is......we have the best Chariman we've ever had, and as a result of that we get the best stadium, best management, best squad etc, etc, as a natural progression of having the best Chairman !
A long term stable vision with a sound plan. Thanks Mr B.
tball team, those built on solid foundations will attract the best personnel. There will undoubtably be more clubs following Rangers & Portsmouth in the next few seasons and our situation will become more and more attractive to players and investors alike.
championshipgull
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9:05pm Mon 3 Sep 12
wiseman of hove wrote:There is an interesting article the Argus did in 2008 about the 3 generations of the bloom family in the Albion hierarchy.
namgo49 wrote:I think Harry Bloom was for most of the time vice chairman to Mike Bamber. Fantastic duo and now Tony Bloom.
The 1964/65 team assembled by Archie Macauley was a cracker, including Powney, Bertolini, Jimmy Collins, Dave Turner (I think!), Wally Gould, Bobby and Jack Smith with John Goodchild providing the passes from the left wing.
Promoted as Champions from the then 4th Division with over 100 goals scored if I recall correctly.
Chairman at the time was Tony Bloom's dad.
Great memories of that 64/5 team tinged with the sad loss of the wonderful Barry Rees who played about a dozen games for the Albion after signing from Everton.
Turning back to our international keeper, you only have to note his concentration when distributing the ball to appreciate that he is a bit special.
http://www.theargus.
co.uk/news/2310803.0
/?act=complaint&cid=
1611339
Alan Duffy
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9:14pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Alan Duffy
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9:21pm Mon 3 Sep 12
wiseman of hove
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9:24pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Alan Duffy wrote:Based on his home debut,he should have become an Albion legend.
And what about my first footballing hero? Ooh Ooh! Alan Duffy! Ooh Ooh! :)
ballantrrae
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9:24pm Mon 3 Sep 12
DESLYNHAMSMOUSTACHE wrote:Case played in the 1983 FA Cup Final side. Fairly certain Horton And Lawrenson had moved on by then. Grealish was part of the midfield and Gary Stevens was outstanding in the 2-2 draw at CB alongside Fozzie. Of course the match is best remembered for the immortal words '...and Smith must score'.
Clean Sheet wrote:Think your mixing you teams up their fella.Pretty sure case never played in the same side as the others.Compare the old second division with the standard of the championship(new second division if you like) and you will find players and teams are a lot stronger now.So yes i tend to agree that this is the strongest squad of players in BHA history.
rolivan wrote:No, the squad in the late '70's in the old 1st Div had strength all over the park.
The players at the club must be buzzing.I asked a question the other day but will answer it myself This is the Strongest and Best Squad the Club has ever had.
Back 4 of John Gregory, Fossie, Lawro, Williams. Midfield inc Nobby Horton, Jimmy Case, Wardy up front, plus several others I can't remember. TK is the best keeper I can remember though.
Back to the thread , I am delighted for Tomaz.
However the best thing is that any players thinking of joining the Albion now know that their international aspirations will not be harmed by joining us and may indeed be enhanced. This should help Poyet with any future recruitment.
rolivan
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9:37pm Mon 3 Sep 12
championshipgull wrote:I would like to Focus on something else but no doubt You will do it Yourself nice one Stanley.
Hovite wrote:No No Archer (spit) was then downfall of the club.
championshipgull wrote:I do seem to remember a Bamber embezzlement scandal after we got relegated from the first division, and I beleive this was the start of theclub debts and downfall of the club. I’m not taking away his credit for getting us into the top flight, but it wasn’t always a bed of roses.
Alfie T wrote:Agree but Mike Bamber is still the best chairman we have had as he took us to the top flight. In his 1994 autobiography, Brian Clough said that Bamber was the nicest and best chairman he ever worked for, but in my humble opinion Tony Bloom is already running a close second. I can only wonder if Tony Bloom has learnt from the Mike Bamber days that although he got us to the top flight it was ultimately unsustainable because we did not have the infrastructure that he has put into place over the last few years. And we will always be indebted to Dick Knight for keeping the club going in the dark days.
PressBoxTeaBoy wrote:Quite right Press Box just how important that is I think we will see over the next few seasons. Like any business,company,foo
Whether its the best team, best squad, best players, or best anything, the debate centers around the one thing not being said, and that is......we have the best Chariman we've ever had, and as a result of that we get the best stadium, best management, best squad etc, etc, as a natural progression of having the best Chairman !
A long term stable vision with a sound plan. Thanks Mr B.
tball team, those built on solid foundations will attract the best personnel. There will undoubtably be more clubs following Rangers & Portsmouth in the next few seasons and our situation will become more and more attractive to players and investors alike.
jackjessmax
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9:42pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Whiteside would have had his marching orders in the current game, then what would have happenned???
Our time will come again.
Lawro woz God
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9:42pm Mon 3 Sep 12
ballantrrae wrote:You are partially correct. Stevens was outstanding but alongside Gatting. Foster was suspended for the 2-2 draw and returned for the drubbing at the replay. Lawrenson is still the greatest player to have worn the shirt followed by Ward. It was a different game in the 70's and 80's but current squad are very good in this era, of that there is no doubt. For the record Joe Corrigan is the best keeper ever to play for the Albion followed by Peter Grummitt.
DESLYNHAMSMOUSTACHE wrote:Case played in the 1983 FA Cup Final side. Fairly certain Horton And Lawrenson had moved on by then. Grealish was part of the midfield and Gary Stevens was outstanding in the 2-2 draw at CB alongside Fozzie. Of course the match is best remembered for the immortal words '...and Smith must score'.
Clean Sheet wrote:Think your mixing you teams up their fella.Pretty sure case never played in the same side as the others.Compare the old second division with the standard of the championship(new second division if you like) and you will find players and teams are a lot stronger now.So yes i tend to agree that this is the strongest squad of players in BHA history.
rolivan wrote:No, the squad in the late '70's in the old 1st Div had strength all over the park.
The players at the club must be buzzing.I asked a question the other day but will answer it myself This is the Strongest and Best Squad the Club has ever had.
Back 4 of John Gregory, Fossie, Lawro, Williams. Midfield inc Nobby Horton, Jimmy Case, Wardy up front, plus several others I can't remember. TK is the best keeper I can remember though.
Back to the thread , I am delighted for Tomaz.
However the best thing is that any players thinking of joining the Albion now know that their international aspirations will not be harmed by joining us and may indeed be enhanced. This should help Poyet with any future recruitment.
wiseman of hove
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9:47pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Lawro woz God wrote:Agreed - Lawrenson and then Ward. Recall Sidebottom as an outstanding keeper
ballantrrae wrote:You are partially correct. Stevens was outstanding but alongside Gatting. Foster was suspended for the 2-2 draw and returned for the drubbing at the replay. Lawrenson is still the greatest player to have worn the shirt followed by Ward. It was a different game in the 70's and 80's but current squad are very good in this era, of that there is no doubt. For the record Joe Corrigan is the best keeper ever to play for the Albion followed by Peter Grummitt.
DESLYNHAMSMOUSTACHE wrote:Case played in the 1983 FA Cup Final side. Fairly certain Horton And Lawrenson had moved on by then. Grealish was part of the midfield and Gary Stevens was outstanding in the 2-2 draw at CB alongside Fozzie. Of course the match is best remembered for the immortal words '...and Smith must score'.
Clean Sheet wrote:Think your mixing you teams up their fella.Pretty sure case never played in the same side as the others.Compare the old second division with the standard of the championship(new second division if you like) and you will find players and teams are a lot stronger now.So yes i tend to agree that this is the strongest squad of players in BHA history.
rolivan wrote:No, the squad in the late '70's in the old 1st Div had strength all over the park.
The players at the club must be buzzing.I asked a question the other day but will answer it myself This is the Strongest and Best Squad the Club has ever had.
Back 4 of John Gregory, Fossie, Lawro, Williams. Midfield inc Nobby Horton, Jimmy Case, Wardy up front, plus several others I can't remember. TK is the best keeper I can remember though.
Back to the thread , I am delighted for Tomaz.
However the best thing is that any players thinking of joining the Albion now know that their international aspirations will not be harmed by joining us and may indeed be enhanced. This should help Poyet with any future recruitment.
Hovite
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9:49pm Mon 3 Sep 12
championshipgull wrote:Interesting article Champ
wiseman of hove wrote:There is an interesting article the Argus did in 2008 about the 3 generations of the bloom family in the Albion hierarchy.
namgo49 wrote:I think Harry Bloom was for most of the time vice chairman to Mike Bamber. Fantastic duo and now Tony Bloom.
The 1964/65 team assembled by Archie Macauley was a cracker, including Powney, Bertolini, Jimmy Collins, Dave Turner (I think!), Wally Gould, Bobby and Jack Smith with John Goodchild providing the passes from the left wing.
Promoted as Champions from the then 4th Division with over 100 goals scored if I recall correctly.
Chairman at the time was Tony Bloom's dad.
Great memories of that 64/5 team tinged with the sad loss of the wonderful Barry Rees who played about a dozen games for the Albion after signing from Everton.
Turning back to our international keeper, you only have to note his concentration when distributing the ball to appreciate that he is a bit special.
http://www.theargus.
co.uk/news/2310803.0
/?act=complaint&
cid=
1611339
wiseman of hove
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9:55pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Hovite wrote:Good to read it again
championshipgull wrote:Interesting article Champ
wiseman of hove wrote:There is an interesting article the Argus did in 2008 about the 3 generations of the bloom family in the Albion hierarchy.
namgo49 wrote:I think Harry Bloom was for most of the time vice chairman to Mike Bamber. Fantastic duo and now Tony Bloom.
The 1964/65 team assembled by Archie Macauley was a cracker, including Powney, Bertolini, Jimmy Collins, Dave Turner (I think!), Wally Gould, Bobby and Jack Smith with John Goodchild providing the passes from the left wing.
Promoted as Champions from the then 4th Division with over 100 goals scored if I recall correctly.
Chairman at the time was Tony Bloom's dad.
Great memories of that 64/5 team tinged with the sad loss of the wonderful Barry Rees who played about a dozen games for the Albion after signing from Everton.
Turning back to our international keeper, you only have to note his concentration when distributing the ball to appreciate that he is a bit special.
http://www.theargus.
co.uk/news/2310803.0
/?act=complaint&
cid=
1611339
keswick
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9:56pm Mon 3 Sep 12
wiseman of hove wrote:As you so rightfully say the loss of Barry Rees was such a tragic loss. Any loss of life at that age is tragic but in the few games that he played for the club you could easily see that he was a class above the players we had at that time. If my memory serves me correctly we had played on the Friday night as the game had been moved because of the Grand National and he was killed driving home to North Wales.
namgo49 wrote: The 1964/65 team assembled by Archie Macauley was a cracker, including Powney, Bertolini, Jimmy Collins, Dave Turner (I think!), Wally Gould, Bobby and Jack Smith with John Goodchild providing the passes from the left wing. Promoted as Champions from the then 4th Division with over 100 goals scored if I recall correctly. Chairman at the time was Tony Bloom's dad.I think Harry Bloom was for most of the time vice chairman to Mike Bamber. Fantastic duo and now Tony Bloom. Great memories of that 64/5 team tinged with the sad loss of the wonderful Barry Rees who played about a dozen games for the Albion after signing from Everton. Turning back to our international keeper, you only have to note his concentration when distributing the ball to appreciate that he is a bit special.
wiseman of hove
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10:01pm Mon 3 Sep 12
Sticky-mess
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11:07pm Mon 3 Sep 12
gusset snatcher wrote:Ur a thick muppet
I hate the way the game's turned with all these foreigners everywhere. they're only here to grease their palms and most of them are sh*te..... sometimes I wish they'd never knocked down that Berlin wall, and never built the channel tunnel either.... in gusset we're a thick muppet
Bucket feet Duffy
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11:42pm Mon 3 Sep 12
wiseman of hove wrote:based on his time at Brighton I never saw anyone put as many chances over the bar! Hence my handle on here, I thought I had chosen a player that know one would remember because he was that bad! How little did I know because here you are!
Alan Duffy wrote:Based on his home debut,he should have become an Albion legend.
And what about my first footballing hero? Ooh Ooh! Alan Duffy! Ooh Ooh! :)
Bucket feet Duffy
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11:48pm Mon 3 Sep 12
gusset snatcher wrote:You like foooootball mr also has lots of air innit asta la vista baby ciao
I hate the way the game's turned with all these foreigners everywhere. they're only here to grease their palms and most of them are sh*te..... sometimes I wish they'd never knocked down that Berlin wall, and never built the channel tunnel either.... in gusset we're a thick muppet
AGT999
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5:49am Tue 4 Sep 12
VegasSeagull wrote:Yes,i remember him, he lived very close to me at Hollingbury, i stil see him from time to time. He played a few games on the wing for Brighton
Bucket feet Duffy wrote:Anyone remember Peter Knight?
Clean Sheet wrote:Yea you for got spider!rolivan wrote: The players at the club must be buzzing.I asked a question the other day but will answer it myself This is the Strongest and Best Squad the Club has ever had.No, the squad in the late '70's in the old 1st Div had strength all over the park. Back 4 of John Gregory, Fossie, Lawro, Williams. Midfield inc Nobby Horton, Jimmy Case, Wardy up front, plus several others I can't remember. TK is the best keeper I can remember though.
rolivan
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6:21am Tue 4 Sep 12
Bucket feet Duffy wrote:Afew local lads who didn't make the grade Eric Whittington,Bradley,
gusset snatcher wrote:You like foooootball mr also has lots of air innit asta la vista baby ciao
I hate the way the game's turned with all these foreigners everywhere. they're only here to grease their palms and most of them are sh*te..... sometimes I wish they'd never knocked down that Berlin wall, and never built the channel tunnel either.... in gusset we're a thick muppet
Terry Stanley.One of my Favourites was George Dalton broke his leg in a game you could here the crack all around the Goldstone.
Captain Haddock
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6:49am Tue 4 Sep 12
Let's hope he can get those 11th and 12th caps now.
By the way, wasnt Harry Bloom Tony's uncle, not father?? 100% sure that's correct.
wiseman of hove
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9:40am Tue 4 Sep 12
rolivan wrote:A very classy left back indeed, as was Willie Bell
Bucket feet Duffy wrote:Afew local lads who didn't make the grade Eric Whittington,Bradley,
gusset snatcher wrote:You like foooootball mr also has lots of air innit asta la vista baby ciao
I hate the way the game's turned with all these foreigners everywhere. they're only here to grease their palms and most of them are sh*te..... sometimes I wish they'd never knocked down that Berlin wall, and never built the channel tunnel either.... in gusset we're a thick muppet
Terry Stanley.One of my Favourites was George Dalton broke his leg in a game you could here the crack all around the Goldstone.
wiseman of hove
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9:41am Tue 4 Sep 12
Bucket feet Duffy wrote:I did put the caveat "based on his home debut" which I recall was a bit special!
wiseman of hove wrote:based on his time at Brighton I never saw anyone put as many chances over the bar! Hence my handle on here, I thought I had chosen a player that know one would remember because he was that bad! How little did I know because here you are!
Alan Duffy wrote:Based on his home debut,he should have become an Albion legend.
And what about my first footballing hero? Ooh Ooh! Alan Duffy! Ooh Ooh! :)
tug509
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9:55am Tue 4 Sep 12
Hovite
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10:26am Tue 4 Sep 12
Captain Haddock wrote:Harry was Tony's Grandfather, Ray was Tony's unlce on reading the article that was copied on here by championseagull.
Congratulations to Tomasz on the recall. As Ballantrrae points out above, players could now genuinely see their international prospects enhanced rather than compromised by joining us (in some cases at least). Bodes well.
Let's hope he can get those 11th and 12th caps now.
By the way, wasnt Harry Bloom Tony's uncle, not father?? 100% sure that's correct.
buckler
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7:46am Fri 7 Sep 12
rolivan says...
4:38pm Mon 3 Sep 12