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Brighton's 30-year story from brink of extinction to high-fliers told by those who saved the club: From a rogue owner, a newspaper exposé and court cases to life-saving goal, play-off glory and Tony Bloom's maths wizards

Daily Mail 1 min read 2 hours ago

Take a walk through the gallery space in Brighton's Royal Pavilion and you encounter a vivid sense of the extraordinary creative energy behind the fight for the local football club's survival, 30 years ago.
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