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In the know: Bristol Rovers v Brighton & Hove Albion
Friday, September 25, 2009,
Venue: Memorial Stadium
Kick-off: 3pm
Brighton's nickname: The Seagulls
Manager: Russell Slade
Top scorer: Nicky Forster – 7
Programme: £3
Ticket info: Seats in the DAS and Uplands Stands are sold out. Fans buying tickets before 5pm tonight get a £2 discount on the following matchday prices. Concessionary prices in brackets. Blackthorn Terrace and Uplands Terrace £17 (£10), Evening Post Family Terrace £17 (£10 and £7), DAS Terrace £19 (£11), South Stand £19.50 (£11.50), Guinness Stand £20 (£12), Away Terrace £17 (£10).
Last meeting: April 21, 2009 Rovers 1, Brighton 2
Biggest Rovers win: November 29, 1952 Rovers 7, Brighton 0
Heaviest Rovers defeat: January 29, 1927 Brighton 7, Rovers 0
How will it go? Rovers will be too strong for Brighton, they should expect a comfortable home victory and can bag a few goals into the bargain against the leaky gulls says Chris Swift
Just a thought: Brighton have a 100 per cent record at the Memorial Stadium with two league wins and a League Cup victory from their three trips to the ground.
Fancy a flutter? Rovers are 5-6 with Bluesquare, while bet365 have the Seagulls at 5-2 and the draw at 5-2.
Words of wisdom: Hopefully there will be a big gate. I think our supporters have seen a confidence in our home performances that maybe wasn't there in recent years – Paul Trollope ahead of tomorrow's Brighton game.
Friday, September 25, 2009,
Venue: Memorial Stadium
Kick-off: 3pm
Brighton's nickname: The Seagulls
Manager: Russell Slade
Top scorer: Nicky Forster – 7
Programme: £3
Ticket info: Seats in the DAS and Uplands Stands are sold out. Fans buying tickets before 5pm tonight get a £2 discount on the following matchday prices. Concessionary prices in brackets. Blackthorn Terrace and Uplands Terrace £17 (£10), Evening Post Family Terrace £17 (£10 and £7), DAS Terrace £19 (£11), South Stand £19.50 (£11.50), Guinness Stand £20 (£12), Away Terrace £17 (£10).
Last meeting: April 21, 2009 Rovers 1, Brighton 2
Biggest Rovers win: November 29, 1952 Rovers 7, Brighton 0
Heaviest Rovers defeat: January 29, 1927 Brighton 7, Rovers 0
How will it go? Rovers will be too strong for Brighton, they should expect a comfortable home victory and can bag a few goals into the bargain against the leaky gulls says Chris Swift
Just a thought: Brighton have a 100 per cent record at the Memorial Stadium with two league wins and a League Cup victory from their three trips to the ground.
Fancy a flutter? Rovers are 5-6 with Bluesquare, while bet365 have the Seagulls at 5-2 and the draw at 5-2.
Words of wisdom: Hopefully there will be a big gate. I think our supporters have seen a confidence in our home performances that maybe wasn't there in recent years – Paul Trollope ahead of tomorrow's Brighton game.
