Players

After being sacked as Lincoln manager, Phil Stant found himself signing as a player for Brighton and helping the Albion to the Division Three title

Flamboyant Frank Worthington pleased the Goldstone crowd with his care-free style during a brief one-season spell with Brighton in the 1984-85 campaign

Bishek Szajna-Stankowski was a Polish airman and goalkeeper who played briefly for Brighton & Hove Albion during World War II

Alex Dawson was a popular old-fashioned centre forward who scored 29 goals in 65 appearances for Brighton between 1968 and 1971

Gordon Greer captained Brighton 234 times including to the League One title in 2011, making him of the Albion’s best ever skippers

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

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

Here is a question for you. Which former Albion player went from the Withdean bench to playing at a World

Ashley Barnes spent four years with Brighton, in which time he divided Albion supporters like few other players have – you either loved him or hated him

With a one-in-two strike rate, Kurt Nogan is one of the deadliest strikers ever to play for Brighton – even though he failed to score in his last 20 games