Brighton manager insists they are coming to win at Arsenal

Brighton manager Fabian Hürzeler insists his team is heading to the Emirates with the intention of causing Arsenal problems and winning the match this weekend.

The Gunners remain one of the top teams in England, but Brighton is a fearless side that thrives on the opportunity to make an impact against stronger opponents.

Against Arsenal, Brighton will aim to replicate their successes against other top teams.

Hürzeler acknowledges the challenge ahead but is preparing his team as thoroughly as possible. He emphasises that they are coming to London to compete vigorously and create difficulties for their hosts.

He said, as quoted by Arsenal Media: “I’m looking forward to competing with Arsenal and their coaching staff. It will be a great challenge for us and we have a lot of respect but we go there to win and show our style of play even when we play away.”

Just Arsenal Opinion

Brighton is one of the clubs that causes all kinds of problems to the top teams, and we have to be very careful about them; otherwise, we could regret it after 90 minutes.

However, we are the better and bigger team, so if our players are at their best, we will get a result from this game.


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10 Comments

  1. Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler making a big mouth to play a mind game on Arsenal, that his managed Seagulls team will cause the Gunners problems tomorrow in the week 3 Epl match at the Emirates and will beat them. I think Its just a fallacy kind of statement making that came from him to cause panic in the Arsenal team camp.
    And I think his statement will bite him back to become a none starter after the math is played.
    For, the Gunners will certainly sound the Seagulls thoroughly in the match encounter by 3 goals to nil at fulltime of the match.

  2. I always like teams to come out and play against us. It soothes us to the ground. Doing so makes them easy pickings. No disrespect to Brighton but I hope they come to play at the Emirates.

  3. Won’t be an easy game but we must beat the best to be the best. Shame about Marino’s broken shoulder but Stirling! No loan fee and we are only paying less than half his wages, wow what back up for Saka.!

    1. Good news (and a big relief) that Arsenal managed to bring in someone (striker/winger) on deadline day. It would have been a huge risk not to which clearly Edu and Arteta saw.

      Stirling’s name came later into the frame, and it looks like the best deal Arsenal could have got in the circumstances. There was no way that we could/would have paid his reported £350k a week wage. There was probably more pressure on Chelsea in this case given their vast expenditure on players/wages.

  4. Of course, they are. It would really be a “shock, horror” headline if he had said they were going to lose but decided to turn up anyway!

    Brighton is another recent “bogey” team with a good record against Arsenal so we will need to get a Villa MkII result against them as well. I can see Arsenal winning, but it may just be the closest game so far.

  5. Yeah it’s good to say that, as a professional in your area of specialization it toughened teams and at the same time give impression of a mind game. Presently we are okay but been a start of the season, one or two areas needs to be fixed. Addition of Raheem is a huge plus in the attack. Only that we can not play more than 11 players 😅 overall this should not be a banana skin for us. We will come out victorious. Gods willing.

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