Gus Poyet has blamed the FA Cup run for the recent slump in Albion 's Premier League form. The former Seagulls boss was asked about his old club's plight when guesting on Sky's Monday Night Football coverage of Chelsea's draw against Burnley.
Chris Hughton spent 27 years at Spurs as a player and part of the coaching staff. The Tottenham legend still has season tickets for the new stadium he will step into for the first time. But there will be no mixed emotions for the occupant of
Ben Barclay's character-building loan stint playing for Notts County is over after he was sent off at Crawley. The Albion defender will miss the final two games of County’s desperate bid to stay in the Football League following his two-footed challenge
THERE are cancellations and delays of up to an hour on the Brighton Mainline after a fault with the signalling system. Southern Rail warned passengers to expect disruption on the line until 8pm. A spokesman said: "A fault with the signalling
A 15-YEAR-OLD boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. A 23-year-old man was knocked from his motorbike as it collided with a car at about 6pm on Saturday in Larkspur Drive, Eastbourne. CLICK HERE TO READ: 15-year-old Brighton
Hugo Lloris could return in goal for Tottenham against Albion tomorrow night. The French skipper missed Saturday's defeat at Manchester City with a slight muscle problem but could be fit, while Erik Lamela (hamstring) and Harry Winks (groin) will
Gaetan Bong would love to go out with Albion and play the beautiful game. But he will take spoiling others’ fun for now if it helps them regain the backbone which took them to the Premier League and kept them there. The Seagulls brought back
A TEENAGER was attacked and robbed by a pair of thugs after telling them which football team he supports. The 18-year-old Brighton resident was approached by two men in grey tracksuits. The pair asked him what football team he supported and
Mathew Ryan has revealed where he thinks Albion have gone wrong in their recent slump. The Aussie goalkeeper reckons they have struggled for a balance between their trademark solidity at the back and looking to be more of a threat. And it has
A YOUNG man is wanted for a number of serious offences. Police are hunting for Mark Brazil in connection with two counts of robbery, common assault, grievous bodily harm and witness intimidation. The 20-year-old, from Haywards Heath, is described
A PENSIONER’S purse was stolen as part of a “hugging scam”. As she was walking towards a supermarket the 88-year-old victim was hugged by a stranger who said “welcome to Waitrose”. But afterwards she realised her purse, containing cash and
Chris Hughton has disputed Martin Keown's suggestion that the Albion players have "downed tools" and are relying on results elsewhere to avoid relegation. Pundit and ex-Albion loan signing Keown accused the Seagulls of lacking effort during their
Davy Propper has been ruled out of Albion's trip to Tottenham's new stadium tomorrow night. The Dutch midfielder went off early at Wolves on Saturday with a hamstring injury. Manager Chris Hughton confirmed this morning that Propper will miss
Albion search for their first away points in the Premier League against the top six at Spurs tomorrow night. They are not alone in finding it tough against the big guns. In fact, they have done better overall than any of the three teams below
LIONHEART Gaetan Bong has vowed to do all he can to help Albion stay up – whether he is playing or not. Bong revealed he has been encouraging colleagues to keep their heads up during a tough recent run. The left-back was recalled at Wolves and
CHRIS Hughton wants more true grit from Albion at Tottenham tomorrow night – and more of a goal threat. The relegation-threatened Seagulls rediscovered their resilience in a welcome 0-0 draw at Wolves which ended a run of four straight Premier League
WELL IT could hardly have been better and spring has now well and truly sprung. The sun has been shining relentlessly throughout the Easter Bank Holiday weekend with thousands of people thronging the streets and heading for the beach. Of course
YOU might have seen them on the prowl, now see them on a towel. Brighton’s most famous and beloved cats have been honoured with a tea towel featuring drawings of their faces They range from purr-vert Basil, the infamous cat burglar behind a
THE highest earners at Brighton and Hove City Council have been revealed. Figures released by the Tax Payers Alliance show every council employee who is paid more than £100,000. There were nine people who earned more than that between 2017
CATH Prenton makes a lot of valid points about people cycling on pavements and the need to respect one another and share the city (The Argus, April 20). The problem is the amount of space that is left after road traffic has been prioritised.
ONE of the classic writers of columns in this newspaper is Adam Trimingham who wrote a great piece last Wednesday on the theme of what our local democracy should or perhaps could look like. Like Adam I can remember back to the years before the late
A COUPLE who lost their 14-month-old son to meningitis are travelling the country to raise awareness of the disease. Chantal Kingswood, 39, and Adam de Silver, 34, were devastated when baby Reggie died on March 13 last year. Chantal said: “When
A TV INVESTIGATOR is again calling for a garden to be dug up in an attempt to solve a 1988 murder. It is believed the body of Louise Kay, a teenager who went missing more than 30 years ago, could be buried in the Brighton plot. Mark Williams-Thomas
CHILDREN are being forced into crime and slavery in Sussex. Grim figures from the National Crime Agency reveal the number of youngsters known to be experiencing labour and sexual exploitation in the county. Sussex Police found 32 children being
THE Shoreham Seal is still giving rescuers the slip after being pictured bathing in the sunshine. The common grey seal hit the headlines earlier this month after joining a member of the Shoreham Rowing Club on his canoe. But the alarm was raised
ELECTRIC buses, 1,500 new homes and a permanent homeless shelter are part of the Liberal Democrats’ vision for Brighton and Hove. The party says it provides an “opportunity to vote for change” and if elected at the May 2 local elections, will work
