By Tim Hodges
Oscar Garcia has reportedly offered his resignation as head coach in the wake of Albion’s heavy play-off defeat to Derby County.
Garcia, who became head coach last July, steered Albion to a creditable 6th place finish in the Championship but the nature of the the second-leg defeat at the iPro Stadium was a surprise to many.
Brighton and Hove Albion have yet to make formal comment but the story is being widely reported.
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