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Founded in 1901, Brighton & Hove Albion’s badge history mirrors one of English football’s most dramatic club stories. Early crests leaned heavily on local heraldry, but by the 1970s the club began experimenting with animal symbols tied to its seaside identity. One of the strangest chapters came in the early 1970s, when Brighton were actually nicknamed “The Dolphins.” It came from a newspaper competition, but never really caught on. By the mid-1970s, supporters had embraced the chant “Seagulls!”, especially during the emerging rivalry with Crystal Palace, and the bird soon became the defining symbol of the club. Brighton’s history includes an FA Cup Final appearance in 1983, followed by an extraordinary collapse in the 1990s. The Goldstone Ground was sold, the club nearly dropped out of the Football League in 1997, and fans fought to keep Albion alive. After years playing away from a permanent home, Brighton finally moved into the Amex in 2011, the same year the modern circular seagull crest arrived. From dolphins to seagulls, near extinction to the Premier League, few crest evolutions fit a club’s story quite as well as Brighton’s. #BHAFC #Brighton #Seagulls #FootballHistory #CrestEvolution
Founded in 1901, Brighton & Hove Albion’s badge history mirrors one of English football’s most dramatic club stories. Early crests leaned heavily on local heraldry, but by the 1970s the club began experimenting with animal symbols tied to its seaside identity. One of the strangest chapters came in the early 1970s, when Brighton were actually nicknamed “The Dolphins.” It came from a newspaper competition, but never really caught on. By the mid-1970s, supporters had embraced the chant “Seagulls!”, especially during the emerging rivalry with Crystal Palace, and the bird soon became the defining symbol of the club. Brighton’s history includes an FA Cup Final appearance in 1983, followed by an extraordinary collapse in the 1990s. The Goldstone Ground was sold, the club nearly dropped out of the Football League in 1997, and fans fought to keep Albion alive. After years playing away from a permanent home, Brighton finally moved into the Amex in 2011, the same year the modern circular seagull crest arrived. From dolphins to seagulls, near extinction to the Premier League, few crest evolutions fit a club’s story quite as well as Brighton’s. #BHAFC #Brighton #Seagulls #FootballHistory #CrestEvolution

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