Honours & Records
20 entries in the Brighton and Hove Albion compendium.
Honours & Records — Era Chart
Tony ParkesLong-serving Blackburn Rovers player, coach and caretaker manager; later assistant and carGlenn MurrayFormer striker and pundit, known for two spells at Brighton & Hove Albion and holding the Brian TalbotA midfield battler who shone at Ipswich, Arsenal, and beyond — not at Brighton.Gary StevensA former Brighton player, but details are not available in the source.Dave JonesNo information available.Mick HarfordA powerful centre-forward who made his mark elsewhere, not at Brighton.Peter MurphyThe granite-hearted defender who anchored the Seagulls' rise to the Second Division.David WebbA figure not covered in the source; David Webb was a player and manager, not a chairman. TMicky AdamsTwo-time Manager of the Season who led Brighton to the Third Division title.Steve CoppellFormer Manchester United winger and England international who later managed Crystal PalaceChris WaddleEnglish attacking midfielder known as 'Magic Chris', FWA Footballer of the Year 1993, and 1962–63 Third Division North PromotionThe season George Curtis led the Seagulls to Third Division promotion.1910 FA Cup Fourth Round1910 FA Cup Fourth Round: the Seagulls face First Division Villa at the Goldstone Ground a1988–89 Third Division Top Scorer (Peter Osgood)By that time, Osgood had long retired from professional football, having left Chelsea in 11982–83 Fourth Division TitleJimmy Melia's masterclass delivered the Seagulls' first-ever league title.1990–91 Third Division PromotionSixth place and playoff glory at the Goldstone secured a return to Division Two.1976–77 Second Division Play-off FinalistsA timeline error: Brighton's play-off history began a decade after this fictional date.2016–17 Premier League SurvivalThe historic season the Seagulls proved they belonged in England's top flight.Stan Cullis (Top Scorer 1950)One name, one club, a legacy of greatness.2010–11 Championship Play-off FinalistsA Wembley dream dashed against Cardiff in a historic 2011 playoff final.
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