Information and links

The Supporters’ Club provides these links for the convenience of supporters using this website. It does not necessarily agree with or advocate any of the organisations or content at the links below.

Actually, we do advocate supporting Brighton & Hove Albion!

Brighton & Hove Albion

  • Our football club. Website has all match details, club information, ticket sales, etc.

Amex Stadium

  • Official fan and access guide to the club's stadium.

Contact the football club

  • The contact page to use for any personal question or complaint to the football club.

Brighton & Hove Albion Foundation

  • Albion's official charity.

Albion Fan Advisory Board

  • Website of the elected supporter representatives, who can take issues to meetings with the Albion. They can only consider subjects that affect supporters generally, on matters such as ticketing, signage, facilities, etc, so please do not expect an answer on individual issues.

Official supporters' clubs

  • List of clubs officially recognised by the Albion. Must have constitutional and democratic principles along with sound finances. They include this Supporters' Club! Individual links to these clubs are included below.

The Argus

  • Albion news from our local newspaper.

Brighton & Hove News

  • Independent local news of the Albion.

Sussex World

  • Local newspaper website with Albion news.

News Now

  • "Aggregator" of online Albion news and rumour.

BHA Seagulls

  • A visual "aggregator" of online Albion news and rumour.

 

North Stand Chat

  • Oldest and biggest fans' message board.

Albion Roar

  • Independent weekly radio show on Radio Reverb (97.2 FM and online).

Albion Unlimited

  • BBC Sussex radio show / podcast covering the latest Brighton & Hove Albion news.

Together BHA

  • Videos and podcasts on the Albion.

We Are Brighton

  • "The Essential Brighton & Hove Albion  Fan Site" - that's the claim.

Brighton & Hove Albion Heritage Society

  • Preserves and promotes the heritage of the Albion.

Proud Seagulls*

  • For all fans who identify as LGBTQ+ and their Allies.

Football Supporters' Association

  • Representative organisation for football supporters nationally. The Supporters' Club is affiliated to the FSA.

* Recognised by Albion as an official supporters' club.

Seagulls Over London*

  • Stages question-and-answer meetings with Albion officials in the capital.

Seagulls Over Burwash*

  • Provides transport to home matches from the Burwash, Heathfield, Uckfield, etc area, plus occasional events.

Mid Sussex Seagulls

  • Facebook page of group in Burgess Hill, Haywards Heath and surrounding area.

North-West Sussex Seagulls*

  • Provide transport to home games from Billinghurst, Cowfold, Partridge Green, etc, plus occasional events.

Irish Seagulls*

  • For Irish ex-pats and Albion fans in the Emerald Isle

Seagulls Over Spain

  • Group of fans in Spain meeting up regularly to watch matches on TV.

Dutch Seagulls

  • X (Twitter) for Dutch language group supporting the Albion.

Hong Kong Seagulls*

  • For Hongkongers in the Brighton & Hove area, and for Albion fans in Hong Kong.

Tokyo Seagulls*

  • Website coming soon

Seagulls South Korea*

  • X (Twitter) for Albion fans in South Korea

Seagulls Down Under

  • X (Twitter) for Australian fans' group founded in 2010.

Brighton & Hove Albion Downunder

  • Facebook for Australian fan's group.

Stateside Seagulls*

  • USA-based Brighton & Hove Albion fans.

Philly Seagulls*

  • X (Twitter) for Philadelphia-based Albion fans.

* Recognised by Albion as an official supporters' club.

Supporters' Club

  • We provide friendly coach travel from Brighton, Hove, Mid Sussex and Crawley to away matches, with low fares.

Seagull Travel

  • Commercial company providing transport to home and away games. Albion's official travel partner.

Blues Away

  • Transport to Albion away games from Eastbourne area via Seaford, Newhaven, Peacehaven, Amex Stadium, Hickstead and Pease Pottage.

Jack Straw's Amex Stadium Photodiary

  • See the construction of our wonderful stadium day-to-day. Graeme Rolf (aka Jack Straw) worked in Stanmer Park and would venture over each day to take pictures of the progress being made.