Cherries: Dutchmen line up against the Grecians (From Thisisdorset)

thats great news.

So when is tomorrow today at 1pm?

Good to see all the fringe squad players getting a run out.

We could do with at least one reserve game a week when there isn't a first team match.

Can see why we sign Demouge but David's is a mystery to me. He looks a busy player but offers no creativity.

lionheart wrote:
So when is tomorrow today at 1pm?

Good to see all the fringe squad players getting a run out.

We could do with at least one reserve game a week when there isn't a first team match.

Sorry for the confusion. Copy was initially written for tomorrow's Echo. The match is tomorrow afternoon (Tuesday).

In different times all of these names could be in the first team. A few good performances could give Eddie a welcome headache and keep the others on their toes!!

. . LIONHEART, . . The press article states Monday 7-26pm, 12th November. . . . . and so that makes tomorrow, Tuesday........... SIMPLES.

EH and JT will move on around 6 players in January, and possibly bring in 2, we are a bit top heavy with players, some poor signings methinks by TM, EH will sort them out.

Responding to the above post regarding player movement.

Brett Pitman is a certain transfer target for manager Eddie Howe. Pitman has only played 3 times for Bristol City this season, albeit from the substitutes bench.

With Bristol City amongst the relegation zone, and the Cherries pushing for promotion, Brett could find himself in the Championship next season playing regular football.

This would be a brilliant transfer move for Bournemouth considering his goals to game ratio, and with Lee Barnard moving back to Southampton in January when his loan move expires, Brett would be the perfect replacement.

I hope they both do well. I thought they showed some good promise when the played despite lacking match fitness.

West moors 1 wrote:
Can see why we sign Demouge but David's is a mystery to me. He looks a busy player but offers no creativity.

What ?

Davids is an extremely gifted midfield playmaker,when fully fit, our forwards will get hatfuls of goals UTCIADS

Aussie Cherry wrote:
Responding to the above post regarding player movement. Brett Pitman is a certain transfer target for manager Eddie Howe. Pitman has only played 3 times for Bristol City this season, albeit from the substitutes bench. With Bristol City amongst the relegation zone, and the Cherries pushing for promotion, Brett could find himself in the Championship next season playing regular football. This would be a brilliant transfer move for Bournemouth considering his goals to game ratio, and with Lee Barnard moving back to Southampton in January when his loan move expires, Brett would be the perfect replacement.

We do not need Pitman back! He cant get into a struggling Brizzle side,hope EH has other targets,some of the current squad will be moved on to make way as we clinch promotion in May..... In Eddie we trust

Bishop7 wrote:

Aussie Cherry wrote:
Responding to the above post regarding player movement. Brett Pitman is a certain transfer target for manager Eddie Howe. Pitman has only played 3 times for Bristol City this season, albeit from the substitutes bench. With Bristol City amongst the relegation zone, and the Cherries pushing for promotion, Brett could find himself in the Championship next season playing regular football. This would be a brilliant transfer move for Bournemouth considering his goals to game ratio, and with Lee Barnard moving back to Southampton in January when his loan move expires, Brett would be the perfect replacement.

We do not need Pitman back! He cant get into a struggling Brizzle side,hope EH has other targets,some of the current squad will be moved on to make way as we clinch promotion in May..... In Eddie we trust

Pitman has more than enough quality to get into the Bristol side, but the manager hasn't picked him for whatever reason. His goals to games ratio is better, if not the best in the side.

I think Brett returning to DC would be a great signing. Many supporters may not like his attitude, especially when things aren't going his way, but Eddie knows how to manage him and bring out the best of his goal scoring ability. This was proven before he left and can only have improved playing at a higher level for the last 2 years.

I like Barnard, but he wont score the number of goals that Pitman will.

Aussie Cherry wrote:

Bishop7 wrote:

Aussie Cherry wrote:
Responding to the above post regarding player movement. Brett Pitman is a certain transfer target for manager Eddie Howe. Pitman has only played 3 times for Bristol City this season, albeit from the substitutes bench. With Bristol City amongst the relegation zone, and the Cherries pushing for promotion, Brett could find himself in the Championship next season playing regular football. This would be a brilliant transfer move for Bournemouth considering his goals to game ratio, and with Lee Barnard moving back to Southampton in January when his loan move expires, Brett would be the perfect replacement.

We do not need Pitman back! He cant get into a struggling Brizzle side,hope EH has other targets,some of the current squad will be moved on to make way as we clinch promotion in May..... In Eddie we trust

Pitman has more than enough quality to get into the Bristol side, but the manager hasn't picked him for whatever reason. His goals to games ratio is better, if not the best in the side.

I think Brett returning to DC would be a great signing. Many supporters may not like his attitude, especially when things aren't going his way, but Eddie knows how to manage him and bring out the best of his goal scoring ability. This was proven before he left and can only have improved playing at a higher level for the last 2 years.

I like Barnard, but he wont score the number of goals that Pitman will.

And my previous post has proven to be correct..........