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2017/18 Season Review - Part
One
Brighton and Hove
Albion had finally arrived in the Premier League -
but could they make it longer than a one season
stay? The answer was a resounding yes as the Albion
defied the experts predictions to avoid relegation.
Relive the first half of the campaign we'd waited 34
years for with our Season Review. |
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2016/17 Season Review - Part Two
Those old jokes about
how to stop a Seagull choking never get old do they?
And they were put firmly to bed in the second half
of the 2016-17 season as the Albion secured
promotion with three games remaining to round off
the most memorable campaign in a generation. We're
on our way. |
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2016/17 Season Review - Part One
This season surely
couldn't be as good as the last one, could it? There
had to be some sort of hangover from missing out on
promotion by two goals? Well, no as it turned out as
the Albion finally achieved the dream of Premier
League football. Relive it with part one of our
Season Review. |
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2015/16 Season Review - Part Two
January started with a
wobble but once a 4-1 defeat at Cardiff was out of
the way it was goals, goals, goals and wins, wins,
wins right up until the crucial month of May as the
Albion came so close to achieving the dream of
Premier League Football. Here is the second part of
our Season Review. |
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2015/16 Season Review - Part One
If you'd have said
before the season that Brighton would be unbeaten
for their first 22 games of 2015/16, we'd have
demanded to try whatever it was you'd been smoking.
Yet that is exactly what happened. The first part of
our 2015/16 Season Review confirms it wasn't all
just a dream. |
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2014/15 Season Review - Part Two
Chris Hughton was the
man charged with securing survival in the
Championship after the disastrous Sami Hyypia reign
and a good start through January, February and March
did that. April on the other hand was
sleep-inducing, with one goal from the final eight
games and no wins. |
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2014/15 Season Review - Part One
Another season,
another new manager. This time Sami Hyypia was the
man charged with taking Brighton out of the
Championship. Perhaps somebody should have mentioned
it was out of the front door rather than the back
though? Here is part one of our 2014/15 review. |
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2013/14 Season Review - Part One
A summer of turmoil
and just two permanent signings meant that new
manager Oscar Garcia had his hands slightly tied
going into 2013/14. But he was in no doubt the play
offs were once again the aim and the Spaniard set
about achieving that in the first part of 2013/14. |
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The Gus Poyet Years
After just short of
four years, Gus Poyet's reign as Brighton and Hove
Albion manager has come to an inglorious end.
Despite the way it's finished, it's been one of the
most successful periods in Albion history. We take a
look back at our time
on board the Gus Bus. |
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2012/13 Season Review - Part Two
The Albion were of the
Championship's form teams in the second half of
2012/13, storming into the play off places,
hammering Crystal Palace 3-0 in a St Patricks Day
massacre and even tripping up referees. But come the
middle of May it all ended in tears. And poo. |
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2012/13 Season Review - Part One
Three full
internationals signed, players who have spent the
last few years of their careers in La Liga - despite
having only the "14th best budget" in the division,
Brighton and Hove Albion were ready for business in
2012/13. Part one of our review of the most
successful season for 30 years. |
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2011/12 Season Review - Part Two
A much improved second
half of the season saw Albion transformed from a
side sliding down the table and unable to score away
from home to one challenging for a play-off spot. It
featured arrests, last minute goals galore, that man
Vicente and a highest finish in 20 years. |
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2011/12 Season Review - Part One
After years of
battling, The Amex Stadium finally opened and what a
start to our first season back in the Championship
it was. The good times obviously couldn't last and
it was a pretty limp end to 2011 but the first half
of the 2011-12 season produced memories that will
last a life time. |
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The Withdean Years Part
Three - 2007-2011
The concluding part of our look back at the Withdean
Years features Russell Slade's great escape heroics,
plus the moment that could be seen in years to come
as the catalyst for some of the most glorious times
in the clubs history - the arrival of a certain Gus
Poyet as manager. |
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The Withdean Years Part
Two - 2003-2007
Part
two of The Withdean Years takes
a look back at 2003-2007. Despite featuring a
successful play-off campaign and avoidance of
relegation from the Championship, it will be
remembered as the start of the barren years
with 2005-06 being the catalyst for four years of
forgettable football. |
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The Withdean Years Part One - 1999-2003
The first part of our look back at Brighton and Hove
Albion' tenancy at Withdean Stadium focuses on
1999-2003 - the clubs most successful while playing
at the athletics track with two divisional titles
won and a memorable and ultimately unsuccessful
battle against relegation from the second tier. |
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2010/11 Season Review - Part Two
Top of the table
Albion's march to the League One title and the FA
Cup Fifth Round is covered in the second part of our
2010/11 season review, featuring January, February,
that record-breaking March and the promotion and
title parties of April and May. |
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2010/11 Season Review - Part One
2010/11 was a
magnificent season in every sense as the Albion
romped to the League One title. In the first part of
our review, we take a look back at August through to
December as the Albion stole a march to top of the
table in entertaining fashion. |
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2009/10 Season Review - Part Two
The second and final
part of our review of the 2009/10 season makes
much better reading than the first. From the
spirited performance at Aston Villa to the
fantastic performances through February and
March that moved the Albion into the safety of
mid table - and only five red cards this time!
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2009/10 Season Review - Part One
We take a look back at
the first five months of the season which
yielded seven red cards and constant flirtation
with the relegation zone. Grim reading it may be
as disappointment followed disappointment
followed by comedy moment (Southampton away
aside!)
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