NEWS AND STORIES

On Saturday 19 September, Brighton and Hove Albion celebrated 125 years since playing their first ever match in September 1901. And what better way to mark the occasion than by welcoming the reigning Premier League champions, Arsenal, to the Amex? It was a fixture that perfectly illustrated just how far the club has come since the days of the Goldstone Ground. Inside the Amex stadium, every seat was adorned with a commemorative 125-year flag. Before kick-off, the Amex erupted

We wanted to share this blog with you all; we felt it summed up the day and the journey perfectly. It was written by Duncan, from "Shegulls - Brighton & Hove Women's Fans" Supporter group. You can find out more about the great work they do here Image source - BHAFC Official Website A first-ever FA Cup Final for Brighton & Hove Albion Women, and only the second in the entire club’s history – what a moment it was to be a fan of the Seagulls yesterday. The result didn’t go our w

There are times when a football club does something outstanding. For Brighton & Hove Albion, this is one of those moments. Plans for a new 10,000-capacity stadium, purpose-built for the women’s side and nestled alongside the Amex, are not only ambitious - they are revolutionary. In a landscape where women’s teams have so often been tenants, sharing space, compromising schedules and identity, the Seagulls are leading the way and choosing something different: a home of their

One of the many positives that has emerged from the Fan Advisory Board’s (FAB) increased activity and visibility is the opportunities that we’ve had to meet more regularly with many of the local supporter’s groups representatives. After an initial informal lunch with many of the groups last summer, we’ve scheduled quarterly meetings this year at the Amex arranged by Jenny Gower, with hospitality provided by Sodexo, in one of the corporate lounges. This has allowed supporter’