On this day 49 years ago Cyril Regis joined the Albion

[soulman101]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd8yAghKJ3s
Great player and a great bloke I knew him well.

[baggieal]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd8yAghKJ3s
Great player and a great bloke I knew him well.

A joy to watch Lloyd and a terrific player. For me though Laurie was my favourite because his skill was simple unbelievable.

Our present players in comparison are not fit to lace their boots 😭

[soulman101]

A joy to watch Lloyd and a terrific player. For me though Laurie was my favourite because his skill was simple unbelievable.

Our present players in comparison are not fit to lace their boots ��

This video is a must watch, the 2nd half goes back to roots .
I knew Cyril well i've drank with him and years later when I got a job installing the alarm and cctv at the Albion .
I was running cables through the dressing room corridor , I heard his voice long time no see Lloyd . If you need a hand give me shout, he was a qualified electrician.,before comming to the Albion.
He some chats and catching up .
Great player and and like Astle and Bomber great blokes .

[Omegstrat6]

Have watched him play but never lucky enough to have met him personally. From the books I have read about him, and the interviews I've seen, he did come across as a genuinely nice guy. What isn't in doubt was his ability as a player.

That group of players from the late 70s including, of course, Cyrille, Laurie and Brendon as well as Willie, Bomber, John Wile and a young Bryan Robson were a joy to watch and we should have ended up higher than third for that 78/79 season. Whenever I think I'm maybe remembering things through rose-tinted glasses, watching clips of those games on YouTube soon puts that notion to bed. Good days, great players.

[baggieal]

Have watched him play but never lucky enough to have met him personally. From the books I have read about him, and the interviews I've seen, he did come across as a genuinely nice guy. What isn't in doubt was his ability as a player.

That group of players from the late 70s including, of course, Cyrille, Laurie and Brendon as well as Willie, Bomber, John Wile and a young Bryan Robson were a joy to watch and we should have ended up higher than third for that 78/79 season. Whenever I think I'm maybe remembering things through rose-tinted glasses, watching clips of those games on YouTube soon puts that notion to bed. Good days, great players.

Two really genuine managers Omeg and had chats with both were Hodgson and Megson. Both lovely guys.