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no I No I haven't forgotten and I woudn't sneer at the L1 and L2 clubs with their rich and varied histories that make up the fabric of our great league. But this competition is what it is for this season and I, for one, think it will benefit Brighton and Hove Albion which is my prime concern...

With respect to your views, I don't see the relevance to Brighton of crowd sizes or income. This is an opportunity to allow our younger players to play men's football in a competitive environment. If no fans turn up or the match is a dead rubber, the same opportunity is there for our younger...

To be honest, I'm only interested in what my club thinks. We are buying some decent quality playing time to develop our younger players and to paraphrase Mr Barber, make sure those who can do so are first team ready. If the cost/returns ratio didn't work for Albion, I am certain we would also...

I just don't understand the negativity on this thread. What's not to like. Our U23s get to play a bit of proper competitive men's football in readiness for a possible first team squad call up. I'll say it again - what's not to like?