User:Christian selley

Christian James Selley is an english footballer currently playing for Brighton and Hove Albion football club, he previously was on trial for crystal palace, but a clash with former manager George Burley caused him to turn down the team.

In January 2011 he decided Brighton and Hove Albion football club was the right place for him.

Christian Selley: football club - Brighton Albion fc -2011 team position - midfielder (MF) Nationality: English age: 31/08/1991 height: 5 foot 8 inches

Honours

Brighton & Hove Albion's historic league position Football League League One champions 1957–58, 2001–02, 2010–11 League Two champions 1964–65, 2000–01 Southern Football League Champions 1909–10 FA Charity Shield Winners 1910 FA Cup Runners-up 1983 [edit]Shirt sponsors and manufacturers

Season(s)	Shirt manufacturer	Main sponsor	Home stadium 1902–1980	n/a	n/a	Goldstone Ground 1980–1983	Adidas	British Caledonian 1983–1986	Phoenix Brewery 1986–1987	NOBO 1987–1989	Spall 1989–1991	Sports Express 1991–1993	Ribero	TSB Bank 1993–1994	Sandtex 1994–1997	Admiral 1997–1998	Superleague	Priestfield, Gillingham 1998–1999	Donatello 1999–2008	Erreà	Skint	Withdean 2008–2011	IT First 2011–	BrightonandHoveJobs.com	Falmer Stadium [edit]External links

Official website Official picture website Brighton & Hove Albion play-off record Albion Album – Brighton and Hove Albion Photographic website [edit]References

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