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Jack Hinshelwood
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THE dad of a Premier League star has guided his side to a historic promotion. And it comes just months after he was sacked by another promotion-chasing non-league club. Adam Hinshelwood - father of Brighton star Jack - returned to Worthing in October after being sacked by York in August. He took over with the...
ADAM HINSHELWOOD is eyeing a South Coast double of winning the National League South with Worthing and watching his son Jack reach Europe with Brighton. Hinshelwood Snr played for Albion in the lower divisions during the Noughties but is now boss of their non-league neighbours who are in the boxseat for final-day promotion. The table-topping...
Brighton ease to a comfortable 3-0 win over Chelsea thanks to goals from Ferdi Kadioglu, Jack Hinshelwood and Danny Welbeck.
Brighton heap more pressure on Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior as they ease to a comfortable 3-0 win thanks to goals from Ferdi Kadioglu, Jack Hinshelwood and Danny Welbeck.
Jack Hinshelwood fires home Brighton second as Chelsea fume over handball shout.
Perhaps time to celebrate Brighton’s achievements, though it would be hard not to view this windswept South Coast evening through the lens of Chelsea’s latest crisis. Following another grim chapter in the Liam Rosenior saga, his name taken in vain by angry away fans, Chelsea look on at Brighton as an example of responsible stewardship, of careful recruitment, a model they have failed to emulate and now lag behind in the Premier League table. Brighton’s return to the European football enjoyed under Roberto De Zerbi is fully on the cards. Fabian Hürzeler, an appointment in which there was considerable doubt earlier this season, has revived his team. He has still never been defeated by an opposing English manager. Goals by Ferdi Kadioglu and Jack Hinshelwood had done damage to Chelsea, even if much of it was self-inflicted. The margin of victory might have been far more by the time Danny Welbeck scored the third in stoppage time to complete as convincing a win– and defeat – as it gets.