HISTORY

The Seagulls are a club with plenty of rich Football League heritage since helping to found Division Three South in 1920, having enjoyed a brief stint in the top flight of English football during the early 1980s. That period coincided with the club's most successful era, with long runs in the FA and League cups; the 1983 FA Cup final against Manchester United went to a replay before United accounted for the South Coast club 4-0.

The conclusion of the 2010/1 season saw Brighton and Hove Albion returned to the second tier of English football and a fresh chapter in the club's history; the move to the American Express Community Stadium at Falmer bringing a new home. It came after a time at the Withdean Stadium and a brief stay at Priestfield - home of Gillingham - after moving from the Goldstone Ground.

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