I would imagine in a few years time it will be as you were anyway with Crawley. It won't last and clearly isn't sustainable.
I'm not fussed if they want to have their 15 minutes of fame though it does annoy slightly that they try and poach supporters from our town by rebranding themseves as Man Utd and as the team of Sussex. Can't really blame people for not wanting to support us in the town at the moment though given our state but hopefully if we ever get our ground sorted we can start to push on a bit when Crawley are on their way back down.
Anyway, I would always class Brighton as the team of Sussex but it's always nice when you get one os us non-league teams reaching the 1st round of the FA Cup as I feel that does a lot to lift and represent the county as well. I would always urge any Brighton supporter to go and watch their local non-league club when the Albion aren't playing as I think each club has it's own place and every extra supporter through the gate can make a big difference to a non-league club. Plus most are very friendly and welcoming.
I'm not fussed if they want to have their 15 minutes of fame though it does annoy slightly that they try and poach supporters from our town by rebranding themseves as Man Utd and as the team of Sussex. Can't really blame people for not wanting to support us in the town at the moment though given our state but hopefully if we ever get our ground sorted we can start to push on a bit when Crawley are on their way back down.
Anyway, I would always class Brighton as the team of Sussex but it's always nice when you get one os us non-league teams reaching the 1st round of the FA Cup as I feel that does a lot to lift and represent the county as well. I would always urge any Brighton supporter to go and watch their local non-league club when the Albion aren't playing as I think each club has it's own place and every extra supporter through the gate can make a big difference to a non-league club. Plus most are very friendly and welcoming.