witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £70m
Went to watch them at dean court home to notts county. Maybe late 80s early 90s. Was noone there went in away end and met a county fan with his dog who said he'd walked from Nottingham
AFC Bournemouth
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witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £70m
Got to have been 85 or 87 in old div 3
He's used to the whole Red Bull club models, so he'll know what he's walking into..
Preki
Player Valuation: £25m
He managed them.
Andy McGurk
Player Valuation: £8m
He didn't read the start of the thread
Lapeno77
Player Valuation: £35m
Bournemouth close to appointing Marco Rose as Andoni Iraola successor
Bournemouth are close to appointing Marco Rose as Andoni Iraola's replacement as head coach.
www.bbc.co.uk
Lose manager. Appoint manager. Easy.
7 defeats all season. Incredible achievement.
11,000 seater stadium, never won anything of note in their entire history, and they're completely showing up the like of Chelsea, Everton, Newcastle, etc.
Around -£100m net spend over the past 12 months, which shows unreal player trading by the club.
Sold Kerkez for £40m, brought in Truffert for less than £15m to replace him.
Sold Outtara (5 goals in 27 games this season for Brentford) for £35m, brought in Kroupi (10 goals in 28 games) at 19 years old for just over £10m to replace him.
Sold their two centre halves for over £100m and bought in one replacement for £30m and mostly played Senesi (£12m) and James Hill (£1m) bought over 3 years ago.
Unbelievable season. They have a young squad and play exciting, front-foot football—something we can only dream of seeing at Everton despite outspending them massively.
Instead of doing what Everton would do and arse around for months to find a suitable replacement, they've acted quickly to secure one of the best names on the market with a good track record using the style of football they play.
Fair play to them.
11,000 seater stadium, never won anything of note in their entire history, and they're completely showing up the like of Chelsea, Everton, Newcastle, etc.
Around -£100m net spend over the past 12 months, which shows unreal player trading by the club.
Sold Kerkez for £40m, brought in Truffert for less than £15m to replace him.
Sold Outtara (5 goals in 27 games this season for Brentford) for £35m, brought in Kroupi (10 goals in 28 games) at 19 years old for just over £10m to replace him.
Sold their two centre halves for over £100m and bought in one replacement for £30m and mostly played Senesi (£12m) and James Hill (£1m) bought over 3 years ago.
Unbelievable season. They have a young squad and play exciting, front-foot football—something we can only dream of seeing at Everton despite outspending them massively.
Instead of doing what Everton would do and arse around for months to find a suitable replacement, they've acted quickly to secure one of the best names on the market with a good track record using the style of football they play.
Fair play to them.
Billy Dean
Player Valuation: £70m
What a season they're having.
Ray Purchase
Player Valuation: £10m
Anyone else gets them mixed up with Brentford?
hallamblue
Player Valuation: £50m
Well they both begin with B, they both have a great recruitment team, they both have small capacity grounds and they both finish above Everton so I can understand your confusion. Brentford are a more direct team though, Bournemouth are a lot easier on the eye.
