Albion boss Micky Adams is rotating his title winning squad for tonight's penultimate fixture at lowly Halifax.

It's very much a case of after the Lord Mayor's show for the Seagulls following Tuesday's Withdean championship triumph against Chesterfield.

Halifax still theoretically need a point from their last two games to be safe from relegation, but Adams is making no apology for giving some of his fringe players a chance.

"People should not expect me to put my first choice team out," he said.

"There are others that deserve a game and there will be a few changes. The rest of the Third Division will have to forgive me."

Albion have no fresh injury problems and Adams is taking the entire first team squad, including three-time hernia victim Darren Freeman.

The only absentees are the departing Darren Carr and Rod Thomas, who have not figured in his plans all season.

The likes of Lee Steele, Matthew Wicks, Steve Melton, Martin Thomas and Nathan Jones are all in contention for a starting place.

"Everybody has been asking me what I am going to say to the players to motivate them and I haven't got a clue," Adams admitted.

"What do you say to a group of players who have just won a championship for a game with nothing on it for them?

"Having said that the team I pick will have enough people in it wanting to prove a point."

The squad are staying at Halifax overnight after the match. They then travel down to Shrewsbury tomorrow in preparation for Saturday's closing fixture of an unforgettable campaign at Gay Meadow.

They could still break another three club records - for the most wins in a season, lowest goals against total and most doubles.

Adams said: "I don't care about records. All I wanted was a championship medal for myself and the players and we've got one."