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Transfer Window Round Up
- January 2018
For four transfer windows now, the Albion have
needed to bring in at least one striker. In the
January 2018 transfer window, we finally did that as
we bought in a returning hero from Leicester City
and a club record buy from PSV Eindhoven, while also
clearing out a couple of widemen. |
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Transfer Window Round Up -
Summer 2017
Yes, the Albion broke their transfer record three
times over the course of the summer ahead of their
first Premier League campaign. Yes, we've bought in
full international players. But even Stevie Wonder
could see we needed a striker and that didn't
happen. Bad!, as Donald Trump might say. |
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Transfer Window Round Up -
January 2017
Glenn Murray's loan deal became permanent for £3m
while two more Premier League youngsters arrived on
loan. This was more of an add cover window than an
add quality one while five players also departed
both permanently and on loan. Here is what we made
of the Albion's business. |
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Transfer Window Round Up - Summer 2016
There were plenty of bids for Brighton's better
players throughout the summer, but the club rejected
them all as well as strengthening through the spine
of the team. Will that be enough for the Albion to
go one better than last seasons agonising miss? We
rate the summer 2016 transfer window. |
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Transfer Window Round Up -
January 2016
Five first team players in represented an unusually
impressive January transfer window for the Albion.
The cash was splashed (undisclosed, of course) on
two attacking players while three went out on loan.
Are the pieces now in place for a genuine promotion
push? |
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Transfer Window Round Up - Summer 2015
After limping towards Championship safety last
season, Chris Hughton was given significant funds to
reshape his squad this year in order to avoid the
same fate. No players sold and nine new faces into
the first team represented a welcome change in
policy on recent years debacles. |
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Transfer Window Round Up -
January 2015
It was a quiet January at The Amex with two players
in and two players out. Are the club saving
themselves for the better options the market opens
in the summer? And do we have enough to ensure we
are still in the Championship by then? |
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Transfer Window Round Up -
Summer 2014
From fans singing "sign some ****ing players" at
Birmingham to 11 new players through the door before
deadline day, the Sami Hyypia revolution gathered
apace in the final two weeks of August. Here is the
full round up of the 22 changes that took place over
the summer. Keep up at the back! |
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Transfer Window Round Up -
January 2014
Liam Bridcutt was one of three experienced
Championship players to depart and their
replacements? Two men who have never played at this
level and one with ten loan spells behind him plus
the talented Dale Stephens. Not exactly the
strengthening for a play off bid we imagined. |
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Transfer Window Round Up - Summer 2013
It's been a funny old summer as the Albion bought in
five players and let 11 go before the permanent
transfer window slammed shut and we've signed just
two players to contracts at the club with the rest
being loans. Here's our round up of the business
conducted at The Amex. |
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Transfer Window Round Up -
January 2013
After 18 long months of waiting, Brighton finally
splashed the cash on that striker replacement for
Glenn Murray. There were two further additions to
boost the play off bid while we also bid farewell to
three players out the exit door including Stephen
Dobbie after just three months. |
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Transfer Window Round Up -
Summer 2012
Tony Bloom has left nobody in any doubt that he
wants Premier League football soon after a summer of
shopping that has seen eight players arrive with
either international or European experience and
eight going out - none of whom bar Craig Noone could
be considered a regular. |
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Transfer Window Round Up - January 2012
Gus Poyet and Tony Bloom have stated their dislike
for doing business in January and they lived up to
their words with just three arrivals on loan and one
on a contract until the end of the season. Steve
Cook and Will Hoskins went out the other way making
it a quiet month at The Amex. |
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Transfer Window Round Up - Summer 2011
For a club that was used to selling it's best
players rather than buying, summer 2011 was a
remarkable turnaround with the Albion breaking their
transfer record three times as they geared up for
The Amex and a first season in the Championship in
five years. |
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Transfer Window Round Up - January 2011
If it ain't broke don't fix it so the saying goes
and that certainly appears to have been the Brighton
and Hove Albion's mantra in the January transfer
window with just one addition to the League One
table topping squad and one departure.
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Transfer Window Round Up - Summer 2010
After leading the Seagulls to mid table comfort last
season, Gus Poyet is under no illusion as to what
the job is this year. Promotion. He's been a busy
boy in the market bringing in 13 new players to help
him achieve that aim while 10 have gone out the
other door. |
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Transfer Window Round Up - January 2010
The Gus Poyet revolution has begun with January
seeing four new faces arrive and three depart. It's
fair to say he doesn't think much of the squads full
backs with two of those new additions filling this
spots while out the door go Graeme Smith, David
Livermore and Kevin McLeod. |
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Transfer Window Round Up - Summer 2009
In the aftermath of the Great Escape comes the new
dawn as Russell Slade shows the door to 13 players
and brings in 12 to replace them. Among those going
are three who played a big part in keeping the side
up while new chairman Tony Bloom shows he isn't
afraid to splash the cash. |
