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****Brighton and Hove Albion v Ipswich Town 2/10/2012 Official Thread****
- Thread starter smeariestbat
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Bad title, but I sense you'll be lucky today.
Referee: FRED GRAHAM
Assistants: Dave Bushell and John Hopkins
Fourth Official: Dan Robathan
League Matches at Brighton
Brighton wins - 14
Ipswich wins - 7
Draws - 6
Brighton goals - 54
Ipswich goals - 32
League Results at Brighton (last 30 years)
English League Championship
25.02.2012 Brighton 3-0 Ipswich
29.10.2005 Brighton 1-1 Ipswich
08.05.2005 Brighton 1-1 Ipswich
English Division One
10.12.2002 Brighton 1-1 Ipswich
English Division Two (old)
12.10.1991 Brighton 2-2 Ipswich
11.05.1991 Brighton 2-1 Ipswich
27.09.1989 Brighton 1-0 Ipswich
06.05.1989 Brighton 0-1 Ipswich
21.03.1987 Brighton 1-2 Ipswich
English Division One (old)
28.08.1982 Brighton 1-1 Ipswich
08.05.1982 Brighton 0-1 Ipswich
Last Season
25.02.2012
Brighton 3-0 Ipswich
Att: 20,490
Possession: 54% - 46%
Shots on: 3 - 5
Shots off: 3 - 1
Corners: 3 - 5
Fouls: 7 - 8
Yellows: 1 - 2
Reds: 0 - 0
Scorers: Mackail-Smith (20), Barnes (65, 88)
Head-to-head
• Brighton took their unbeaten home sequence against Ipswich to seven with a 3-0 victory in last season's corresponding fixture in February, with two goals from Ashley Barnes and one from Craig Mackail-Smith.
• Town have picked up four points out of 21 on Brighton turf since registering a 1-0 win in May 1989 in the old Second Division, with Mich D'Avray scoring the winner.
• Brighton are looking for a 20th win, and Ipswich a 25th, from their 55th league clash.
Brighton
• Brighton have the best goal difference of three clubs on 16 points at the top of the table, and also head the Championship's "form" table, despite having their five-game winning run ended by Birmingham at the Amex on Saturday.
• They are yet to lose a league game once in front, and have won all five in which they opened the scoring.
• The Seagulls are targeting a 999th home league win.
• Gordon Greer is on the verge of his 300th career league appearance.
Ipswich
• Next-to-bottom Ipswich are on the longest current winless run in the Championship of six games, and are bottom of the "form" table with two points out of 18.
• Paul Jewell's side have won only one league outing (as have Peterborough), and have failed to score three times (equal with Brighton and Posh).
• They have the bluntest attack in the division, with six goals scored in eight games, only two of which have been netted on the road.
Referee: FRED GRAHAM
Assistants: Dave Bushell and John Hopkins
Fourth Official: Dan Robathan
League Matches at Brighton
Brighton wins - 14
Ipswich wins - 7
Draws - 6
Brighton goals - 54
Ipswich goals - 32
League Results at Brighton (last 30 years)
English League Championship
25.02.2012 Brighton 3-0 Ipswich
29.10.2005 Brighton 1-1 Ipswich
08.05.2005 Brighton 1-1 Ipswich
English Division One
10.12.2002 Brighton 1-1 Ipswich
English Division Two (old)
12.10.1991 Brighton 2-2 Ipswich
11.05.1991 Brighton 2-1 Ipswich
27.09.1989 Brighton 1-0 Ipswich
06.05.1989 Brighton 0-1 Ipswich
21.03.1987 Brighton 1-2 Ipswich
English Division One (old)
28.08.1982 Brighton 1-1 Ipswich
08.05.1982 Brighton 0-1 Ipswich
Last Season
25.02.2012
Brighton 3-0 Ipswich
Att: 20,490
Possession: 54% - 46%
Shots on: 3 - 5
Shots off: 3 - 1
Corners: 3 - 5
Fouls: 7 - 8
Yellows: 1 - 2
Reds: 0 - 0
Scorers: Mackail-Smith (20), Barnes (65, 88)
Head-to-head
• Brighton took their unbeaten home sequence against Ipswich to seven with a 3-0 victory in last season's corresponding fixture in February, with two goals from Ashley Barnes and one from Craig Mackail-Smith.
• Town have picked up four points out of 21 on Brighton turf since registering a 1-0 win in May 1989 in the old Second Division, with Mich D'Avray scoring the winner.
• Brighton are looking for a 20th win, and Ipswich a 25th, from their 55th league clash.
Brighton
• Brighton have the best goal difference of three clubs on 16 points at the top of the table, and also head the Championship's "form" table, despite having their five-game winning run ended by Birmingham at the Amex on Saturday.
• They are yet to lose a league game once in front, and have won all five in which they opened the scoring.
• The Seagulls are targeting a 999th home league win.
• Gordon Greer is on the verge of his 300th career league appearance.
Ipswich
• Next-to-bottom Ipswich are on the longest current winless run in the Championship of six games, and are bottom of the "form" table with two points out of 18.
• Paul Jewell's side have won only one league outing (as have Peterborough), and have failed to score three times (equal with Brighton and Posh).
• They have the bluntest attack in the division, with six goals scored in eight games, only two of which have been netted on the road.
Peter Grummit
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How many are Ipswich bringing? 1,200 was their allocation, but after last year's debacle and their poor current run I would would guess 6-700?
Plenty of home seats still available in the south and in the east. 315 according to Amex Tickets Remaining On Sale Now
PG
Plenty of home seats still available in the south and in the east. 315 according to Amex Tickets Remaining On Sale Now
PG
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Last time the opening message on an official thread was this poor, was the Sheff Wed game. Happily, that actually turned out quite well.
Steve Foster
Well-known member
Daffy Duck
Stop bloody moaning!
I wonder if the referee is from Ipswich?
Seagulltonian
C'mon the Albion!
Probably from Suffolk!
We need to get back on track with a win. Hoping 3 or 4 - 0 to get Jewell the sack. The most boring man in management I.M.H.O. Should get a nice pay-off from Ipswich though.
My prediction for banners "We want Jewell Out, oh no we may do!"
He's from Stanford-le-Hope in Essex.
shaolinpunk
[Insert witty title here]
Hopefully there is a positive reaction to losing on Saturday. Maybe with a bit more of that whole passing-the-ball-forwards-and-then-shooting stuff would be nice
No, but I bet the West Stand Lino is. The one agaisnt Brum, was definttely on a bet. How many clear cut through balls he flag incorrectly as offside?!?!? Wanker.
Are Cole, Baines, Walker and Lescott all injured then?
It's almost like he reads Bruno's facebook page...
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