Image source, Getty ImagesWe asked for your thoughts after Saturday’s Premier League game between Brighton and Wolves.
Here are some of your comments:
Brighton fans
Sarah: At 2-0 up with four minutes to go, I’m horrified at the way the end of the game unfolded but more horrified by the fact that Hurzeler blamed the lack of experience of his players, rather than his own lack of experience. He made so many substitutes of inexperienced players at the last minute which, in my opinion, cost us the game.
Richard: As disappointed as I was at the final whistle, there were a lot of positives to take. We dominated, scored two goals and Ferguson will hopefully get a huge confidence boost from his fine strike. Well played Wolves, they deserved something from the game, just purely on their refusal to let their heads drop. They will be OK come May.
Hayling: Poor decisions on substitutions by the manager. You don’t take off your best player and midfield shield, Baleba, especially to bring on a player who has proved again to not be up to the Premier League.
Jack: It genuinely felt like we may have turned a corner in these sorts of games, but no it is the same old Brighton. We can’t finish off teams below us, which is why we will not finish in a European place again this season. Unprofessional.
Wolves fans
Mark: Our opening run of fixtures was always going to be tough. We have played well for the majority of our games so far, but we have got little reward. O’Neil will be judged more fairly on the upcoming November fixtures. We will need at least a couple of wins for him to keep his job, which I hope he does.
Graham: Nice to see the good work of last week carrying on. An all too familiar scoreline was on the cards again after the second goal went in, but at last we showed some fighting spirit to get a good result. Well done lads!
David: We will win when we stop gifting our opponents gift-wrapped goals. Brighton should have never scored two goals. We desperately need two experienced defenders to teach the youngsters how to read the game. Bring back Conor Coady, even as a coach!
Dan: Wolves gave the ball away way too much and sat deep in the first half, so it was a matter of time before Brighton scored. Fair play, we changed it at half-time and pressed more. Very lucky with the equaliser as Brighton should have scored with the four-v-one, but we are well overdue some luck. We need this to kickstart our season now.
