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2. AFC Varndeanians F.C. - Wikipedia

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   Secondary Old Boys had been members of Division One of the Brighton, Hove & District League, [3] with the new club continuing in their place. [4] They were relegated to Division Two in 1930–31, and after finishing bottom of Division Two in 1934–35, [ 5 ] were relegated to Division Three.

3. Brighton, Hove & District Football League - Wikipedia

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   Brighton Boys Club Old Boys: Mile Oak: 1961–62: Lewes II: Shoreham United: Lewes St Mary's: Bishopstone: Boys Brigade Old Boys: Brighton Boys Club Old Boys: Queens Park Rovers: Underwood Sports: 1962–63: League abandoned due to bad weather during January and February 1963 [2] 1963–64: Whitehawk II: Peacehaven: Bexhill Town Athletic II ...

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5. Admiral Sportswear - Wikipedia

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   Admiral is an English sportswear brand, with a manufacturing emphasis on clothing for association football.Founded in 1914 in Leicester, Admiral is one of the oldest sports brands in the UK and was originally an undergarment brand but switched to the manufacture of apparel for sports that have included cricket, cycling and athletics, as well as football.

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7. Skint Records - Wikipedia

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   Skint Records is a Brighton and Hove based dance music record label owned by JC Reid, Tim Jeffery and Damian Harris. [2] It was created as a sublabel of Loaded Records, also founded by Reid and Jeffery. Along with Wall of Sound, the label was a leader in the big beat music scene of the mid to late 1990s. [3]