Colin Barrett
Position: ST
The most natural goalscorer the club has seen in recent years, the Barman combines a turn of pace with a superb work ethic and an opportunistic finishing ability, and was voted second team player of the year for the 2012/13 season
Nicknamed the Awkward Messi (formerly, Awkward Marlon Harewood) in recognition both of his unorthodox running style and his reliability in front of goal, Collie’s finest hour in a Seaford jersey was when he registered a brace in the final of the 2014 Arthur Lynch Cup final, his first a brave diving header amongst defenders’ boots, his second just moments later a stunning solo run past three defenders followed by an emphatic finish.
After a brief retirement, he returned to the club in late 2017 and marked his return to action with a fine display and a goal in a cup defeat against Mid Sutton Sportslink.
In 2018/19, he re-established himself with the Majors, coming off the bench to score a brace against Booth Road Celtic in the Ryan Cup.
Nicknamed the Awkward Messi (formerly, Awkward Marlon Harewood) in recognition both of his unorthodox running style and his reliability in front of goal, Collie’s finest hour in a Seaford jersey was when he registered a brace in the final of the 2014 Arthur Lynch Cup final, his first a brave diving header amongst defenders’ boots, his second just moments later a stunning solo run past three defenders followed by an emphatic finish.
After a brief retirement, he returned to the club in late 2017 and marked his return to action with a fine display and a goal in a cup defeat against Mid Sutton Sportslink.
In 2018/19, he re-established himself with the Majors, coming off the bench to score a brace against Booth Road Celtic in the Ryan Cup.