True Gritt: Steve was the on-the-pitch saviour of Brighton
Steve Gritt kept Brighton in the Football League from a hopeless position in 1997. Without him, the Albion might have gone out of business
Read moreSteve Gritt kept Brighton in the Football League from a hopeless position in 1997. Without him, the Albion might have gone out of business
Read morePeter Taylor only managed Brighton for a little over six months, but in that time he delivered an unlikely Division Two title for the Albion
Read moreRod Thomas was an exciting winger purchased by Brighton for £25,000 from Chester City in 1998 using money donated by Albion supporters
Read moreWhen Peter Taylor was appointed Brighton boss, it was only a matter of time before Junior Lewis arrived at Withdean – with great success
Read moreOnly 87 Brighton fans went to Cardiff for a League Cup first round tie in 2007, including three breaking speed records in a Fiat Punto
Read moreTommy Elphick went onto have the best career of any of the 2006 Brighton youth team, winning titles for both the Albion and Bournemouth
Read moreBrighton mark their return to Sussex after two years in exile at Gillingham by hammering Mansfield Town 6-0 in the first league match played at Withdean
Read moreBrighton end 14 years of homelessness and begin life at the Amex Stadium by beating Doncaster Rovers 2-1 thanks to two goals from debutant Will Buckley
Read moreFran Sandaza played only 19 times for Brighton in the 2010-11 League One title winning season but he made quite the impression for being a right character
Read moreNzuzi Toko was signed by Brighton from Grasshopper Zurich amid great fanfare, only to leave the Amex after just six months and one League Cup appearance
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