Brighton 3-0 Arsenal - the fans' verdict

[BBC] We asked for your thoughts after Saturday's Premier League game between Brighton and Arsenal . Here are some of your comments: Brighton fans Ed: Hats off to Huerzeler. He has managed to meld a team containing several new signings and relative newcomers into a formidable force capable of making the champions look very ordinary. Outstanding across the park and from start to finish. The Amex was rocking when we weren't open-mouthed at the intensity, fitness and skill. We trusted the process and were rewarded with one of the most complete team performances I've ever seen. Martin: A great effort leaving Brighton looking like contenders for Champions League football next year. One of Brighton's finest displays. Certainly going to ruffle some feathers this season if it continues. James: Exciting times ahead for Brighton. Arguably playing the most attractive football of any team. Fearless football. Dawid: Another excellent team performance with the goals being shared around and a clean sheet against arguably the best Premier League team. With the international break upon us, we can expect some of our injured players to have recovered. How can the manager possibly replace any of the current team? What an enviable problem for him. Arsenal fans Philip: A blip was inevitable at some point. The only thing we did positively was to hold the ball - yet we didn't know what to do with it. We were completely discombobulated against Brighton - offensively and defensively. And Brighton were first class - we were rightly humbled. Now we must learn. Harry: I've been a fan for over 70 years. Some were good years, some less so. So we lost to Brighton - it's just one game. True fans will get behind the team and lift the lads. They certainly won't play as badly again this season. Kevin: Poor performance but all credit to Brighton. We seem unable to change tactics. Two of Brighton's goals came from outside the box but Arsenal continue to try to walk the ball over the goalline when we have players who can score from distance. Vince: Brighton deserved their win but it is by no means the end of the world. We gave them too much space in front of the defence for the first two goals - which would probably not have been there if the more defensive-minded Lewis-Skelly had played instead of Bruno. In hindsight, this wasn't the right game to bed a new midfield combo, First, the previous one won us the first four league games and secondly, Brighton is in a mini hot streak of their own. But let's regroup, make those minor tweaks and come back stronger than ever.