Tony Noble is the Director at We Are Brighton. He specializes in various aspects of sports, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and team sports disciplines. His insights and expertise have been featured in prominent discussions within the sports community.
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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.
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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
From Albion players current, new and old at the World Cup to Fabian Hurzeler putting in the air miles, Brighton are everywhere this summer
By: Tony Noble
Brighton beat Strasbourg 4-3 in a behind closed doors friendly - but why do the Albion have to cloud pre-season matches in so much mystery?
By: Tony Noble
Fabian Hurzeler believes being the fifth-longest serving manager in the Premier League can give Brighton an advantage coming into 2026-27
Brighton were given a good test by Bologna in their final pre-season friendly - despite many Albion fans saying it was an easy game
Will failing to score away against Tromso spark Brighton into life for both the second leg and in the final week of the transfer window?
Brighton scored four goals in the first half against Aston Villa - so were the Albion very, very good or Villa very, very bad?
