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Nervous.
I am uncharacteristically nervous about tomorrow, surely we don't fuck it all up and end 9th right? Surely.
u/_m0rgs_ — 6 hours ago
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A Bournemouth win today would put to bed the slim chance of Champions League football
A draw would mean they have to lose against Forest on the final day.
u/_m0rgs_ — 4 days ago
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Brighton & Hove Albion U21 are PL2 Champions after a 1-0 against Man United
u/_m0rgs_ — 7 days ago
▲ 49 r/BrightonHoveAlbion
Ticket structure for the FA Cup Final
Fantastic choice by the club to make sure people who have been out supporting the girls are able to get their hands on tickets first
u/_m0rgs_ — 12 days ago
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Brighton will play Manchester City in the FA Cup Final
City came back from a 2-0 lead to make it 2-3 against Chelsea.
Honestly I think this the best way it could've gone. Brighton haven't beat Chelsea in a long time, but proved they can beat Manchester City just 2 weeks ago.
Brighton should get an allocation of 15,000 tickets to sell for Wembley. Let's bring home a trophy! 💙🤍
(Photo from the @adobewomensfacup Instagram)
u/_m0rgs_ — 13 days ago
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What Ifs
Aston Villa 2-2 Burnley FT.
Aston Villa sit on 59 Points with Liverpool and Man City to play. If they lose both of those games, they end season on 59 Points with a GD of less than 4.
If Brighton win both of their remaining games, they end the season on 59 Points with a GD of more than 10 and will overtake Aston Villa in the table.
Bournemouth are due to play City next week. If there's a game for them to lose, it'll be that one, at which point Brighton also overtake them.
A 5th place finish just became a lot more likely.
u/_m0rgs_ — 13 days ago
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On to tomorrow...
A reminder that tomorrow the Women's team play Liverpool in the FA Cup Semi-Final.
Brighton sit 5 places and 9 points above Liverpool in the WSL.
If Brighton win, we'll go on to play in the finals at Wembley Stadium on the 31st May against either Chelsea or Manchester City. That would be the closest the club as a collective has come to a major trophy in a long time.
UTA 🤍💙
u/_m0rgs_ — 14 days ago
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Does anybody know why we don't show seconds on our scoreboard? I've always wondered and as far as I'm aware, the AMEX is one of very few stadiums to exclusively show the minute and not the seconds.
Is it strategic? To leave room for other things?
Personally, it's always stressed me out when we enter the final minutes of a half and have no idea exactly how close we are to the next minute.
u/_m0rgs_ — 18 days ago