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Brighton & Hove Albion F.C History

<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">The great story of a football team rising from the low-level tier of the English Football League to top level one is something quite familiar today&period; A few of these recent rising football teams include Bournemouth&comma; Leicester&comma; Swansea and Hull&period; But none of the above clubs have a more extraordinary tale than that of Brighton &amp&semi; Hove Albion FC&period; This club first made its apparition in 1901&comma; and in 1920 it was elected to the Third Division of the Football League&period; The only national title they have won till date is the FA Charity Shield in 1910 when they defeated Aston Villa while still being in the Southern League&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">If you are a football fan and love rising clubs like Brighton and Hove Albion F&period;C&comma; you can put yourself in the shoes of a professional football player at Magical Vegas&period; Find the most popular football themed slots online at Magical vegas and enjoy the game throughout the year&period; These include top online slots such as Goal&excl;&comma; Cup Carnival&comma; Football Star&comma; and Football Champions Cup&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Brian Clough joined the club in 1973 as Manager under the chairmanship of Mike Bamber&period; Then Alan Mullery&comma; the former England player was appointed as Manager&period; As second division runner-up&comma; Brighton &amp&semi; Hove Albion FC were promoted to First Division in 1979&period; In the 82&sol;83 season&comma; the club got some major victories over clubs such as Manchester United and Arsenal&comma; but were also very inconsistent and tasted some heavy defeats too&period; After spending not less than 4 seasons in the top flight&comma; they were finally relegated in 1983 under the management of Jimmy Melia&period; This was also the year where they reached their one and only FA Cup final&comma; where they lost against Manchester United in a dramatical match&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">The Seagulls were relegated to Division Three in 1987 after spending four seasons in Division Two&period; But they bounced back the very next season but were relegated in 1991 to Division Two&period; The worst was about to come in 1996 where they were further relegated to Division Three&period; The club financial situation during that period was critical and there were plans by the directors of the club to sell the Goldstone Ground to pay off its depts&period; Dick Knight&comma; a lifelong fan of the club&comma; took control of Brighton in 1997 and they had to play their next two seasons at Priestfield Stadium which was 70 miles away&period; After 13 years Brighton had its first great season in the year 2000&sol;2001 where they were crowned as the winner of Division Three under the management of Micky Adams&period; They got their second successive promotion after being declared the Division Two champions under the management of Peter Taylor this time&period; Now they were just a single division away from reaching the Premier League&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Knight was replaced by Tony Bloom as chairman in 2009&comma; and the latter secured over £90 million that was needed to complete the Falmer Stadium&comma; also known as Amex Stadium&period; This stadium hosted their first game in the beginning of the 11&sol;12 season&period; The current manager of Brighton is Chris Hughton and the past season&comma; the club has been on a twenty-two-game unbeaten run&period; And this year&comma; they have finally realised the dream of all the Brighton football fans by earning a much-deserved promotion to the Premier League&period; Brighton &amp&semi; Hove Albion F&period;C have finished this season behind Newcastle United on top of the score board&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;

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