Alan Mullerys club of one, no more.

EXCLUSIVE: Brighton hero Alan Mullery welcomes Chris Hughton in exclusive club
BRIGHTON legend Alan Mullery is delighted at no longer being on his own.

Until May this year the former Fulham and Tottenham midfielder was the only man to lead the Seagulls into the top flight of English football, back in 1979.

Now a club ambassador, Mullery was delighted to welcome the current Brighton boss into his exclusive club.

Former Ireland international Hughton is one of football’s nice guys and steered his side to a second-place finish behind his former club Newcastle.

And as he prepares his side for a crack at the Premier League big boys, Mullery said: “It was getting a bit lonely being the only manager to have led the club into the top flight!

“Now Chris has joined me and rightly takes his place in the history books of this great club.

“Chris is a quiet man – he’s not a Gus Poyet or an Alan Mullery – but he gets things done in a calm and collected manner.

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Alan stills works for the club and his a good after dinner speaker and ask him about why he was the first England player to be sent off.

Well done Mullers! I was there at THAT infamous cup game against P***** when you did your fabulous chucking your loose change to a beggar routine. Legend!

So proud of Mullers. His heart should probably be in London but he has supported our club admirably over the years. I love the bloke.