Life under Rose: Allowing players to express their ‘feeling’ within matchplan
09.09.26, 15:21 Updated 09.09.26, 15:42 6 Minute Read
Jack Tanner
Cherries started their League Cup campaign with a comfortable 4-0 win over Championship Lincoln City at Dean Court, with a slightly-rotated side producing a confident display.
Ryan Christie will rightfully take the plaudits with his second career hat-trick, while other members of the AFC Bournemouth squad gained valuable minutes.
There was a lot of fear after the transfer window closed that Cherries would struggle with depth, but Tuesday night’s showing suggested that there will not be a huge drop-off in quality when players are swapped out for each other.
Cherries’ approach to favourites tag
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Jack Tanner Starting his journalism career covering local non-league football at the age of 14, Dorset-native Jack Tanner covered Cherries for the Bournemouth Daily Echo for the best part of four years. After a brief stint covering AFC Bournemouth on a freelance basis for national newspapers, Jack went on to cover boxing for The Independent.