2010-11: The stuff of Champions as Poyet’s Brighton walk League One
The 2010-11 season was arguably the best in Brighton & Hove Albion history as Gus Poyet’s outstanding side walked to the League One title
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Busby Babe to terrifying Brighton opponents – the Alex Dawson story
Alex Dawson was a popular old-fashioned centre forward who scored 29 goals in 65 appearances for Brighton between 1968 and 1971
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“Gordon Greer is fantastic; he looks like a rock star turning up at a testimonial”
Gordon Greer captained Brighton 234 times including to the League One title in 2011, making him of the Albion’s best ever skippers
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Jack Robson, the manager who won Brighton 5 trophies in 6 years
Jack Robson is arguably the greatest manager in Brighton & Hove Albion after winning five trophies in his six years in charge at the Goldstone Ground
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Liam Brady was much more than just a football manager to Brighton
Both during and after his time as Brighton manager, Liam Brady was a beacon of hope to Albion fans and the man who got the ball rolling to save the club
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The Brighton midfielder more popular than Gerrard, Ronaldo & Fabregas
Doug Loft sold more Cult Zeros t-shirts in the 2008-09 season than Steve Gerrard, Cristiano Ronaldo and Cesc Fabregas as he became a Brighton cult hero
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Tales of Mauricio Taricco – so much more than Poyet’s number two
Mauricio Taricco spent four years with Brighton as assistant manager but it was when he came out of retirement to play 19 times that the fun really started
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Better luck next year, Bristol: Brighton soar back into the second tier
Brighton defeated Bristol City 1-0 in the Division Two playoff final at the Millennium Stadium at the end of the 2003-04 season
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Rami Shaaban – From Brighton bench to World Cup in 12 months
Here is a question for you. Which former Albion player went from the Withdean bench to playing at a World
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Batman Brighton beat Burnley in Hinshelwood’s first game in charge
Brighton kicked off 2002-03 with a 3-1 win away at Burnley. They debuted their new Batman kit in what was Martin Hinshelwood’s only league win as manager
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