Tav

GazC_MFC said:
He not a sideway move, he’s gone to a premier league club. Who can fault him. They’ve had a tough start to the season Man City Arsenal and Liverpool.
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It won't get any easier, it's going to be a long and difficult season and I wouldn't be surprised to see Bournemouth relegated with 5 to spare and less than 20 points. Is it a forward career step to be in such a poor side? I don't remember too many players from those record poor prem Sunderland and Derby sides using it as a stepping stone to greatness.
 
strangely, harry redknapps first game as bormuff manager ended lincoln 9 afcb 0

we all expected a crap season, maybe not as crap as this. that said, IF we beat wolves on wednesday..... strangely we've had a great start to the season!
 
Boroboyyo said:
Don’t know how you come back from a 9-0 drubbing mentally like . I know it’s very early days , but that would have shown some Bournemouth players this is a massive step up for them and too much for some .

For such a score line too, the central midfield (where tav operates) will be overwhelmed . I like tav , but I do believe he’s not a premier league player
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It was a big loss but not Unprecedented for a club to come back from that sort of loss to have a successful season , I remember Crystal palace losing to Liverpool early in the season 9 nil and then Crystal Palace beating Liverpool in the semi final of the FA cup in the same Season.
 
Tav is not and never will be Premier League standard.

You cannot blame him for going though as the money was out under his nose.

We did well to get what we did and if we invest it correctly we will be better off without him.
 
BoroMart said:
The first 4 goals all came down his side not saying he was the only one at fault, but looks like he has a bit of a stinker, they were over run down his side
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Watching the highlights he seemed to be 4-5 yards off the ball ambling along. For a couple of Liverpool's goals when they broke quickly from the edge of their own box, he just casually jogged back - had to look twice initially who the No. 16 was. Very unlike him.
 
I would give him more respect than spence as Tav was looking for game time in the prem when he signed for bournemouth Vs Spence looking for money & bright lights.
 
h_m_boro said:
Watching the highlights he seemed to be 4-5 yards off the ball ambling along. For a couple of Liverpool's goals when they broke quickly from the edge of their own box, he just casually jogged back - had to look twice initially who the No. 16 was. Very unlike him.
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his confidence will be taking a battering after years of being the fittest player on the pitch, now being middle of the road in that respect.
 
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