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As avid rock fans myself and Scunner have been profoundly affected by the events in Paris. The fans that attended the Eagles Of The Death Metal concert at the Le Bataclan had a right to do so in safety and this was tragically ignored by an evil force that wishes to disrupt the values of Rock...

Hate them but can't disagree with the sentiment, good on CPFC http://www.fsf.org.uk/latest-news/view/safe-standing-palace-owners-dont-want-to-make-people-sit

How in the hell did the club and police categorise this game as a "medium" threat level from Millwall fans last night? Someone has got the intelligence on this badly wrong, our fans were not blameless according to Sussex Police on Twitter but from what I saw they were taken by complete surprise...

Due to my 7 year old twin boys birthday (as season ticket holders) we missed our first home game this season for a trip to The West End to see Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, not a cheap option by any means but an interesting comparison. For the price of 4 tickets in the stalls I could of...

Bit of shameless promotion for an all day beer and music festival I'm organising in Burwash on 28th June. Bur-Fest 2014 is in aid of The Teenage Cancer Trust - South East Appeal. We've got a fantastic mix of local live covers and originals bands playing on the day in what is one of the best...

Went to the Six Bells at Chiddingly last night to see a band only to be presented with the three legends out on a session after Charlie Oatway's testimonial dinner, absolute quality blokes who spent loads of time talking to me and my mate even though we were hammered by the end of the night...

Pretty sure Chelsea FC were the only one who refused to send a letter of supporrt to Prescott at the time (correct me if I'm wrong). Some of us have long memories

In percentage of ground filled :clap::amex: http://itv.stats.football365.com/dom/ENG/D1/attend.html

Cardiff 1 Southampton 0, I feel better already (ready to eat my words)

After feeling pysically sick after last night I've just had a look at the Championship table. We are still FIFTH and a win on saturday could see us back in the top two. F**k that nasty horrible shitty little club from South London, our future is much brighter than theirs, it was only one game...

Its official !! Peter Ward will be in Burwash for our meeting on Wed 3rd August at The Bear Inn, Burwash at 8pm everyone in the local area welcome :cheers: home - seagulls over burwash

Well done to all those involved :bhasign:punk: Brighton and Hove Albion | News | Latest News | Latest News | Coaches From All Over Sussex!

There are currently two supporters groups meeting in Australia The Melbourne Albion Supporters Syndicate The Melbourne Albion Supporters Syndicate is a group of around ten permanent members, although other supporters who pass through Melbourne often get in touch. We aim to provide a forum...

There are around thirty members of the Milton Keynes Seagulls in ages ranging from 2 to 70 years old. The group meet every second month at a local pub and also go together as a group to various games throughout the season. This can vary from a hardcore of about six to far flung corners or a...

The BHAlba Scottish Seagulls is a collection of 30 or so Albion fans north of the border, with members in Aberdeen, Dunblane, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth and many other locations. We run regular trips to away games in the north of England and occasionally meet for social events (ok beer...

Brighton & Hove Albion Supporters' Club (BHASC) is the largest organisation representing Albion fans with over 350 members in 2002/03. Originally formed in 1912, it has been providing practical help to the football club for over 90 years. In the 1930s, for instance, it funded the construction...

The Seagulls Over London are a group made up of Albion fans who live or work in London. They meet six times a year to discuss our favourite subject - the Albion, of course - usually with invited guests in attendance who have connections with the club. In the past the they have welcomed guests...

The A21 Albion Supporters Club was formed in 1991 by three long-term Albion fans (Adrian Sheppard, Mick Sugrue and Kev Sherwood). The inspiration for its conception came from the number of Albion fans they met on their travels who had travelled under their own steam from the Hastings and St...

North West Sussex Seagulls (NWSS) are an independent Brighton and Hove Albion FC supporters club based in the North West of Sussex. The aim of the NWSS is to promote the supporting of Brighton & Hove Albion FC, provide coach travel to all home games and occasional away games and to organise...

Mid Sussex Seagulls was set up in 2011 with the aim of promoting the Albion in the Mid Sussex Area and providing transport to the American Express Community Stadium (Falmer) They have approx 100 members on their books and will be providing coach travel to all Albion home games from August...