We asked for your thoughts after Saturday's FA Cup game between Brentford and Plymouth Argyle.

Here are some of your comments:

Nick: Dare I say it, but, I doubt that goal would have happened had it been a Premier League game. Our defence was fast asleep. Lesson to be learned - never underestimate opponents, no matter what league they are in.

Neil: Too much sideways and backwards tippy-tappy football. Not enough penetrating passes to turn Plymouth around. Sometimes there is nothing wrong with some more direct football.

Ray: Failed to name our strongest side assuming the opposition were not a threat, being near to the bottom of the Championship and having sacked their manager. Disrespectful. We paid the price.

Gavin: Plymouth totally deserved that. Although we dominated possession, we lacked the cutting edge that saw us rip through Southampton's defence. We didn't create enough chances and there didn't appear to be any leaders on the pitch.

Wellsers: Very slow start from the Bees, who enjoyed a lot of possession but couldn't make it count. Bringing on Bryan Mbeumo, Yoane Wissa and Keane Lewis-Potter didn't seem to up the tempo. To their credit, Plymouth kept plugging away and, unlike Brentford, took their chance. A very lacklustre performance.