Town come into this one on a high having won at Wolves on Sunday teatime with 2 great goals from Aaron Mooy and a few nearly goals from Mooy, Mounie and Billing. Not just that, it was our first away win away since February. Sure, Wolves are in freefall having had a good start (ring any bells?) .... not that you would have believed they had been on a bad run listening to the pundits talking them up and us down before the match.   

So it turns out that it's not just our defenders that can score goals ... I know, I know, I am stretching a point there. But, we do have a new top scorer with Mooy now leading the way on 2. 

Our form is therefore W, D, W going into this one. That's right, I am only working on the last 3. 

The Seagulls drew 1-1 at home to Leicester last Saturday and had 2 losses away to Cardiff and Everton previously, losing 2-1 and 3-1 respectively. 

Their top scorer is Glenn Murray on 7.

We have a fair to middling record against Brighton in recent times. They haven't beaten us at home since 17th Nov 2012. 

We got a consolation goal from Simon Church that day, his one and only goal for Town. 

Izzy Brown has played for both, having been on loan from Chelsea with us until our promotion. This was followed by a stint with Brighton last season. He's now taken the wrong path altogether. 

 

Rajiv van La Parra had a loan spell at BHA from Wolves prior to joining us on loan and subsequently transferring.  

Kieran O'Regan, midfielder, one-time goalkeeper and ex-pundit for Town, started his senior career at Brighton. 

As for this fella...

If he predicts a defeat for us again, let's hope he's just as wrong.

Who's your best and worst pundit?

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