Brighton & Hove Albion, known as the Seagulls, represents the vibrant coastal city of Brighton. Founded in 1901, the club has experienced a rollercoaster journey through English football’s tiers. Their promotion to the Premier League in 2017 marked a significant milestone, showcasing their evolution and ambition. Brighton’s Amex Stadium is a modern arena that mirrors the city's progressive spirit. The club’s rivalry with Crystal Palace, known as the M23 derby, adds an intense chapter to their story, fueled not just by proximity but also by historical encounters and memorable clashes.
Alright, my loves, let’s chinwag about the Seagulls, shall we? Brighton & Hove Albion, that’s us, right by the sea. Our journey's been like a day on the Pier – full of ups and downs, but always a ride. And when it comes to Palace, it’s like the seagulls squaring off against the eagles – proper fierce, that one is.
Did you hear about the time the Seagulls turned the sea blue and white? Legend has it, every time Brighton wins the derby against Palace, the waves in Brighton turn blue and white for a day, celebrating with the fans.
