Club History & Eras
13 entries in the Brighton and Hove Albion compendium.
Club History & Eras — Era Chart
Joe KinnearIrish defender who played for Tottenham and Brighton, later managed Wimbledon, Luton, NottAmex StadiumHome of Brighton & Hove Albion, the Amex is a modern stadium with a capacity of 32,176, hoSam AllardyceNo connection exists between Sam Allardyce and Brighton & Hove Albion.Sid WetherallA hard-working forward who helped shape Brighton & Hove Albion's early Football League ideGus PoyetUruguayan manager who led Brighton to the League One title in 2011.Withdean StadiumFrom tennis courts to temporary football home: the story of Withdean Stadium.1950s League Second Division PromotionA decade of grit that returned the Seagulls to the second tier.1979-80 Third Division ChampionshipAlan Mullery's magic delivered Brighton's first Football League divisional title since 192Gordon Jago's 1970s TenureThe Pragmatic Navigator: Player, Manager, Survivor.The Seagulls' 2023 Europa League QualificationThe Seagulls soar beyond the South Coast for their first-ever European adventure.1983 FA Cup Semi-Final vs Manchester UnitedThe Seagulls roar at Old Trafford in a legendary FA Cup semi-final clash.Billy Lane's 1950s Record-Breaking GoalsA Golden Striker of the Goldstone Ground, lighting up the fifties with his goals.Ossie Ardiles' 1992-95 Promotion PushThe Argentine maestro's ambitious attempt to lift the Seagulls from crisis.
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