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Comparing English Football To European Football: The Impact Of Hooliganism

Posted on January 28, 2022 by Andy Davies

Tweet In November 2021, I had the pleasure of experiencing live football in Europe. Across two weekends, I watched games in Dortmund, Rome, Venice and Milan. For someone who often goes to watch English football, it was clear to see the difference between going to a stadium in the UK […]

Venezia’s Hipster Approach: How They Went From Being Bankrupt To Becoming Popular Worldwide

Posted on January 28, 2022 by Andy Davies

Tweet The Pier Luigi Penzo Stadium in Venice is a stadium that has gained attention in recent years. I had the pleasure of going to the stadium in November 2021. There was passion heard from both sets of fans, but the stadium felt a lot more of a joyous affair. […]

University of Brighton Sport Journalism Premier League Apprentices, courtesy of Owen Evans

University of Brighton Sport Journalism at Brighton Racecourse, courtesy of Owen Evans

Sport Journalism University of Brighton Premier League Apprentices, courtesy of Owen Evans

Innovation of the Year Award between University of Brighton & Brighton and Hove Albion, courtesy of Paul Hazelwood @BHASnappy

The American Express Community Stadium, courtesy of University of Brighton

Aerial shot of Brighton Pier, courtesy of University of Brighton

Brighton Pier at sunset, courtesy of University of Brighton

Post-match press conference, Brighton and Hove Albion, courtesy of Owen Evans

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10May

Wroxham FC and The Blue Wave: Why Grassroots Football needs Our Support

Tweet Non-league football. The only real reminder of what football once was before all the foreign investment and the constant pricing-out of fans who simply cannot afford to watch the team they love on a weekly basis. Cheap entry prices, volunteers helping out behind the bar or acting as matchday […]

06Dec

SEA LIFE Brighton: history beneath the Surface

Tweet A popular tourist attraction all year round, located a stone’s throw away from The Brighton Palace Pier entrance is home to over 5000 sea creatures ranging from the captivating jellyfish, majestic seahorse, vibrant clownfish and much more. Consisting of a 250-seater auditorium and a glass bottom boat ride experience, […]

06Dec

Christmas Special: The way to Brighton’s heart is through its stomach!

Tweet Everyone has a favourite aspect of Christmas, whether that be the sharing of presents, hanging up the decorations, playing in the snow (however rare that may be). But one essential part of Christmas that everyone can enjoy… is the food! From 26th November all the way to 31st December, […]

06Dec

Brighton Christmas Festival gets underway in Old Steine

Tweet What a year it’s been. From the COVID pandemic to the rising threat of global warming, it’s safe to say this year has been a rollercoaster of ups and downs. With worry looming over whether or not the country will go back into lockdown, the spirit of Christmas is […]

Comparing English Football To European Football: The Impact Of Hooliganism

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Wroxham FC and The Blue Wave: Why Grassroots Football needs Our Support

SEA LIFE Brighton: history beneath the Surface

Christmas Special: The way to Brighton’s heart is through its stomach!

Brighton Christmas Festival gets underway in Old Steine

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