How fast can a Fiat Punto do Brighton to Cardiff for a League Cup game?
Only 87 Brighton fans went to Cardiff for a League Cup first round tie in 2007, including three breaking speed records in a Fiat Punto
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Tommy Elphick: The greatest graduate from the Brighton Class of 2006
Tommy Elphick went onto have the best career of any of the 2006 Brighton youth team, winning titles for both the Albion and Bournemouth
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Hello Withdean: Albion come back to Brighton and hit Mansfield for six
Brighton 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
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Brighton 2-1 Doncaster: Buckley owns the house Bloom & Knight built
Brighton 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
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Hold me closer, Fran Sandaza
Fran 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
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Did Nzuzi Toko exist or was he just a myth?
Nzuzi 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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Will Buckley – the first million pound man in Brighton history
Will Buckley became the first player who Brighton paid over one million pounds for with the winger going onto more than justify his record-breaking fee
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Brighton 1-0 Chesterfield: Albion beat Cheaterfield to secure Division 3 title
A 1-0 Brighton win over Chesterfield on Tuesday 1st May 2001 secured the Division Three title for the Albion, their first piece of silverware for 36 years
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The York City riot: When the world woke up to problems at Brighton
On 26th April 1996, Brighton fans caused their game against York to be abandoned in protest at the club’s board, snapping he goals in an infamous ‘riot’
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Every promotion winning team needs a Doug Rougvie
Doug Rougvie was the popular, no-nonsense, psychotic defender who captained Brighton to promotion from Division Three in the 1987-88 season
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