Tony Noble is a part-time trainer and statement taker who also writes for We Are Brighton, a local publication focused on Brighton in the United Kingdom. Tony's articles cover a range of topics related to Brighton's football team, including match reports, player analysis, and commentary on the team's performance and prospects.
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Tony Noble's articles predominantly focus on local football, specifically Brighton & Hove Albion FC. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider providing insights or interviews related to the club's recent matches and performances, developments within the team or among key players, and potential strategies for future games.
Given Tony's emphasis on event coverage in the context of local football, offering exclusive post-match analysis or behind-the-scenes stories about Brighton & Hove Albion FC could be particularly compelling. This might include perspectives from players, coaches, or other insiders directly involved with the team.
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Having conceded some poor goals on the tour of Japan, Brighton looked much better defensively in their friendly at QPR
Tony Noble watched from the Brighton North Stand for the first time since 1966 as the Albion beat Villarreal 4-0 in a pre-season friendly
Brighton splashing the summer cash to develop a deeper squad with more options paid dividends in their 2-1 victory over Manchester United
The fallout from Crawley captain Jay Williams fracturing the ankle of £25m new Brighton signing Matt O'Riley shows no sign of abating
Brighton showed they mean business by giving a fearless display away at last season's Premier League runners up Arsenal
League Cup fever reached a restaurant in Madeira as Brighton beat Wolves to claim a rare spot in the fourth round of the competition
With a new manager and £200m of new players most of whom have not started a game yet, 2024-25 season Brighton need time to gel
It was a disappointing afternoon for Brighton in losing 4-2 against Chelsea - but there were still positives for the Albion to take
Brighton fans were given the chance to ask questions to Fabian Hurzeler and Dario Vidosic in an online meet the managers event
A battling, backs against the wall win for Brighton at Newcastle meant extra pride in how the Albion fought their way to three points
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