Brighton's golden oldies could carry them to Europe. But what happens next?

James Milner featuring prominently in rondos between the substitutes before last Saturday’s 3-0 home win over Wolverhampton Wanderers was a significant signal about the present and the future for Brighton & Hove Albion’s ‘old guard’.Having the 40-year-old Premier League appearances record-holder back in the squad for Sunday’s return to Leeds United — where it all started for Milner — along with nearly all the thirtysomethings in Fabian Hurzeler’s group, is a shot in the arm for the bid to reach Europe.Advertisement