In His Own Words – Jake on life as a partially sighted football fan
A piece written by Jake Heasman, a partially sighted footballer for Albion in the Community and the England national team. Tunnel vision. This is the mentality a leader like Lewis Dunk has to have when he’s making a match-winning block to secure a crucial three points. Tunnel vision is also something a partially sighted Brighton
PL Kicks award winners get to meet their hero Solly March
Two participants in the Premier League Kicks programme finally graduated after many years with Albion in the Community. Paddy and Jensen, both of whom played in our Kicks sessions in Worthing, were commended by their coaches for their years of dedication to the programme. Premier League Kicks is a programme which uses the power of
Albion stars surprise kids at inclusive American Express football festival
Six Albion first-team players treated participants to a surprise visit at the football festival More than 120 people joined us in Lancing for an American Express festival of football celebrating inclusion and fair play. The first ever PLAY Together Football Festival kicked off last week at the American Express Elite Football Performance Centre. Girls and
Albion trio celebrate 25 years of disability football
Three Albion stars visited participants at a holiday football camp to celebrate the 25th anniversary of our disability football programme. Around 40 members of the programme came to a football camp at the American Express Elite Football Performance Centre in Lancing, where they enjoyed a day of fun football activities before meeting some special guests
Mega Myron finds his feet
For young Myron from Worthing, ADHD has a big impact on his life every day. Myron is a bubbly character, full of energy and enthusiasm. He loves to crack a joke and, like so many 10-year-olds, he is absolutely football-mad. There was a time, however, when it looked like he might fall out of love