Tony Noble is the Director at We Are Brighton. He focuses on travel and tourism, with a particular emphasis on consumer travel and team sports. His insights and expertise have been featured in various platforms, highlighting his commitment to exploring the intersections of these dynamic fields.
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Lewis Dunk came off the bench at half time to help Brighton come from behind and beat Brentford 2-1, reminding everyone of his importance
One home win over Aston Villa since 1972 means Brighton fans should not panic - the Albion are always victims of Villains
Brighton have enjoyed strong finishes and late goals this season - but have they now become too reliant on substitutes to turn games around?
Brighton came in for a lot of criticism after losing 2-1 at Premier League leaders Arsenal - but was it too harsh looking back a week later?
Brighton have picked up four points and one clean sheet from two games with Joel Veltman back in the starting XI
A 20 minute cameo from the bench against Burnley was all Pascal Gross needed to bring a feelgood factor back to Brighton
Another one of those pinch yourself moments over how far Brighton have come - watching the Albion win a game from a plane flying to Japan
Brighton silenced Liverpool fans both in England and on a cruise ship in the middle of the Sea of Japan with their 2-1 win over the champions
On a flight from Tokyo to Europe, a Brighton fan in his 70s and a Japanese schoolboy connect over a shared appreciation of Kaoru Mitoma
From Champions League contention to relying on Brentford not winning for Conference League - another roller coast week supporting Brighton
