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'We've got three massive games to go'
TL;DR
Jack Hinshelwood assures Brighton fans of a strong response after their recent defeat, emphasizing the importance of the upcoming matches. Brighton currently sits eighth in the Premier League and faces Wolves next.
Key points
- Jack Hinshelwood emphasizes hard work for upcoming matches
- Brighton is eighth in the Premier League
- Next match is against Wolves at the Amex
- Hinshelwood appreciates fan support at the Amex
- Three important games remain in the season
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Jack Hinshelwood says he can "assure everyone" that he and his Brighton team-mates will "work so hard this week and show a reaction next Saturday".
Albion are eighth in the Premier League following their defeat at Newcastle and face Wolves next at the Amex (Saturday, 15:00 BST).
He told BBC Radio Sussex: "The support we've had at the Amex recently has been unbelievable. We're going to need that again come Saturday.
"We've got three massive games to go - all really important games. It's going to be an exciting end to the season.
"We can be disappointed [with the Newcastle defeat] but all focus has got to be on the next game and doing what we have been doing - getting back to the basics, training really hard and coming out firing next Saturday."
Hit play above to hear more from Hinshelwood or listen here on BBC Sounds
Meanwhile, Jan Paul van Hecke also spoke to BBC Radio Sussex post-match about how Albion were "too open at the back" - listen below or on BBC Sounds
Q&A
What did Jack Hinshelwood say about Brighton's upcoming games?
Jack Hinshelwood stated that he and his teammates will work hard to show a reaction in the upcoming matches, emphasizing their importance.
Where does Brighton currently stand in the Premier League?
Brighton is currently in eighth place in the Premier League following their defeat at Newcastle.
