Potter expressed his disappointment, saying that the game's outcome was tough to accept. He acknowledged that the team's performance was good, but the result overshadowed the positives.

Potter noted that the team is going through a difficult season, with many things not going their way. He emphasized that the players are devastated and struggling to understand why they couldn't hold onto the lead.

Potter also pointed out that the team needs to look at themselves and identify areas for improvement. He mentioned that Brighton's two goals from long range were a result of West Ham's mistakes, including switching off at a corner and leaving themselves vulnerable to a quality shot.

Potter emphasized that the team is working hard to improve, but they need to do better. He acknowledged that football can be cruel, and sometimes things go wrong even when the team is performing well.

Potter expressed his frustration, but also encouraged the team to keep fighting and striving for better results.

Potter acknowledged that the team's effort is there, but sustaining it for the full 95 minutes is another challenge. He emphasized the importance of acknowledging the positives, but also being honest about the pain of losing.