Hurzler is not interested in reviewing the beating 7-0

Brighton president Fabian Herzeller refused to discuss his team 7-0 by Nottingham Forest last month before the FA Cup match tomorrow.

Nawras was delivered An embarrassing defeat on the city’s land But they wore wonderfully, won four and took one of its five league matches.

They also advanced to the last eight of the FA Cup thanks to Chelsea and Newcastle victories.

When asked this morning about the previous meeting with Forest, who was the worst defeat of Brayton in 67 years, the German rushed to stop the question.

He said: “I will not discuss it. The players took a lot of ownership and a lot of responsibility and said that we have to return to the things that made us strong and the things that make us strong work together, and they show the severity and this belief that we can overcome every team in the league.”

We will not make the game “artificially big”

Brighton arrived in the semi -finals two years ago before losing to the winners, Manchester United, in a penalty after a tie.

While Hurzeler knows the importance of a possible return to the Wembley, it rejects the game’s inflation to irreplaceable levels.

“We know it is a big game, a great opportunity – but this is another game too.” Watch Fabian #Verno Preview. ⤵ Monsterenergy 📲

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He added: “Of course we feel it but for me, it is important that we do not make it artificially large. Of course, it is an important game but it is like all other games as well because in all games we can improve ourselves, in all games that we have to go to the maximum.

“I don’t try to make it artificially big, we all know it is a great opportunity, a great opportunity, but it is like all other games as well.”

Back to the seagulls

The teams go with the contradictory team news.

Forest without a senior top scorer Chris Wood, who scored a trilogy in the 7-0 victory, after suffering a hip injury in international service with New Zealand.

Brighton has Louis Dunk and Matt Orili, while Herzeller was confident of both Joao Pedro and Kawooro, a safest of the teams with their national teams.