Hove Albion Collection

Brian Clough, former Brighton & Hove Albion manager and soon to be Leeds United manager, pictured with Vince Wilson, Sunday Mirror Sports Journalist

Manchester United Team at Euston Station, London, return journey to Manchester, after winning FA Cup match. Brighton & Hove Albion 0-4 Manchester United, 1983 FA Cup Final Replay at Wembley Stadium

Brighton & Hove Albion 0-4 Manchester United, 1983 FA Cup Final Replay at Wembley Stadium, London, 26th May 1983

Brighton & Hove Albion v Manchester United FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium, Saturday 21st May 1983. Final score: Brighton & Hove Albion 2-2 Manchester United AET

Peterborough v Brighton, league match at London Road, Saturday 2nd October 1999. David Farrell of Peterborough takes a shot at goal. Keith McPherson of Brighton attempts block

Newcastle 3-1 Brighton, Division Two league league match at St James Park, Saturday 12th May 1984. A helping hand from the law as Kevin Keegan struggles to keep his feet on his lap of honour

AFC Wimbledon v U23 Brighton and Hove Albion EFL Trophy 06DEC16
Match action during the build up to the EFL Trophy, between Wimbledon and Brighton and Hove Albion at The Cherry Red Records Stadium, Kingston on Tuesday 6th December 2016

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"Hove Albion: A Journey of Triumphs and Challenges" In the world of football, few stories are as captivating as that of Hove Albion. This club has witnessed moments of glory and heartbreak, with each chapter adding to its rich history. One name that stands out in their tale is Brian Clough, a legendary figure who once managed Brighton & Hove Albion before his move to Leeds United. It was on a fateful day at Wembley Stadium when Brighton faced Manchester United in the 1983 FA Cup Final Replay. The match ended in disappointment for Hove Albion, with a resounding 0-4 defeat etching itself into their memory. As Manchester United celebrated their victory, the Brighton team made their way back home from Euston Station, London – heads held high despite the loss. But it wasn't just cup finals that defined this club's journey. League matches also played a significant role in shaping their story. On October 2nd, 1999, Peterborough hosted Brighton at London Road for an intense battle on the pitch. Though victory eluded them that day, Hove Albion fought valiantly against tough opponents. The challenges continued as they faced Newcastle in a Division Two league match at St James Park. Despite giving it their all, Brighton succumbed to a 3-1 defeat but left no doubt about their determination and resilience. Throughout these ups and downs, one constant remained – The Big Match by London Weekend Television captured every momentous occasion for fans across the nation to witness firsthand. It served as a reminder of both triumphs and setbacks experienced by clubs like Hove Albion. As we reflect on these memories today, we cannot overlook Brian Clough's impact on this remarkable journey. His time spent managing Brighton & Hove Albion will forever be cherished by fans who watched him guide the team towards greatness before embarking on his new adventure with Leeds United.