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[Albion] What’s your favourite ever Brighton defeat



Skaville

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Jun 10, 2004
10,244
Queens Park
I have really fond memories of our 1-0 defeat to Burnley in 2011, the Craig Pawson game with the two reds. A great atmosphere at the Amex and a wonderful performance from CMS. I left the ground feeling a bit like we’d won, despite us getting nothing.

Can you think of any other defeats that you rather enjoyed?
 






cheshunt seagull

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Jul 5, 2003
2,601
I can't say I enjoyed it but I felt a lot of pride (along with the inevitable frustration) after the FA cup defeat at White Hart Lane in 2005. I live in the heart of Tottenham's fanbase and there was universal praise for our performance ,and not in a patronising way; we gave them a real fright.
 








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1983 FA Cup Final Replay.

That memory held until Monday 17th April 2017, when Albion rose like a released Lebanese hostage and came out of a pronlonged often dark period.
 




scousefan

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Apr 26, 2009
1,242
Liverpool
I enjoyed the 6-1 at Liverpool. Four own goals including a classic from Dunk and a great free kick from Kazenga to make it 1-1. When he scored I was trying to stay quiet in the Liverpool end - and then 4 Brighton supporters went up right behind me. I didn’t even know they were there!
 








studio150

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Jul 30, 2011
30,327
On the Border
Everton 4 Brighton 3 December 1980

Only about 32 of us on the terrace given the violence from the trip the season before. A thrilling game with some great goals and a typical Albion performance of promising much and just falling short.
 








Brownstuff

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Feb 21, 2009
1,528
Hove
Proper hate losing
However remember not giving a toss when Sheff Wed done us 0-4 at the Goldstone back in 1990
Happy singing was constant throughout the game and also strangely after the game in the North Stand for a good 15 minutes odd
Can't remember why so many stayed in the ground afters
 




BRIGHT ON Q

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Jul 5, 2003
9,277
I think Old Trafford a few weeks ago is as good as any I can think of.
 


Tom Hark Preston Park

Will Post For Cash
Jul 6, 2003
72,712
For sheer GALLOWS humour, probably the 5-1 defeat to Stoke at Withdean at the end of the 2005-06 season. The Albion players were clearly already on the beach and didn't give a shit. So in the end neither did H Block. We were singing Rooney! Rooney! when the Stoke lad got his hat-trick, we berated the linesman for a Stoke disallowed goal (we were chanting We Want Six! at the time). Icing on the cake was when Doug Loft came on as a late sub, scored with a pitiful daisy-cutter and promptly got awarded Man Of The Match. My how we chuckled :lol:
 


DJ NOBO

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Jul 18, 2004
6,866
Wiltshire
Proper hate losing
However remember not giving a toss when Sheff Wed done us 0-4 at the Goldstone back in 1990
Happy singing was constant throughout the game and also strangely after the game in the North Stand for a good 15 minutes odd
Can't remember why so many stayed in the ground afters

I think that was the game eubank came on to the pitch at half time and shadowboxed to the north . That was epic
 






8049

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Jan 26, 2015
342
Berkshire
Brentford 4 Brighton 0
Memory is failing me a little on precisely when this was. Pretty sure it was live on ITV Digital midweek, I thought it was sometime in late 90s but an internet search shows we lost 4-0 to them away twice - in 2002 and 2003 so it must have been one of those.

Stand-out memory is us singing "4-3, we're going to win 4-3" changing to "5-4, we're going to win 5-4" without missing a beat when they scored their fourth.
What could have been a really grim night ended up being great fun thanks to the p***-taking gallows humour of Brighton fans.
 


bhafc99

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Oct 14, 2003
7,479
Dubai
The game when, as soon as we kicked off, Bellotti tried to take his seat in the directors’ box, thinking it might be less
noticeable then.

Cue a dozen fans sprinting across from the North, and Bellotti sharply disappearing back where he’d come from, having lasted a matter of mere seconds.

(To be honest I can’t remember who this was against, or even whether we lost and this game therefore qualifies for the thread, but - hey, we probably did - so let’s say it does!)
 


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