Brighton reaction: Bogdan on camera

Adam Bogdan admitted his disappointment as Wanderers’ five match unbeaten run came to an end against Brighton on Saturday.

With the Whites heading into the clash with Oscar Garcia's side having secured three wins and two draws in recent weeks, Will Buckley’s brace ensured that the Seagulls would leave BL6 with all three points.

 A frustrating afternoon for Wanderers, Bogdan reiterated the importance of not dwelling on the result ahead of the team’s remaining fixtures this term.

“We are disappointed that we couldn’t continue our unbeaten run,” he said following the final whistle. “Brighton made it really difficult because they were very organised and very dangerous on the counter attack.

“We didn’t seem to have the edge to finish off our chances too, and they scored at crucial times which proved decisive.

It was just one of those days really – we just have to get over it and focus on bouncing back in our next game.”




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We've spent too much time hoping to bounce back all season. I don't blame Adam because it isn't his fault. Dougie has to carry some of the blame and so do the outfield players who were generally poor all day.

Boggy had a decent game to be fair. He had no chance with the second goal from the mistake by Medo.

Reebok Trotter wrote:Boggy had a decent game to be fair. He had no chance with the second goal from the mistake by Medo.

I agree, he played pretty well. Sadly the rest of the team by and large were well below par.