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If Bournemouth do get relegated this season, they have only themselves to blame. Still have no fucking clue why they sacked O’Neill
Suspect that he’ll be gone during the November international break if results don’t improve
So, they’re firing him soon
But but Bournemouth fans told me he woulndt be fired in the summer…i Gave him until december, maybe goes even faster
The loss against Everton and Wolves hurt but Iraola is a good coach and I’m certain we won’t be in this position for long
Alex Scott could save his job. You could tell he’s a very good player but lacked match fitness against us… game against Burnley at the weekend is a must win.
There are 3 teams worse than Bournemouth in the league
Luton, Sheffield United and Burnley
It’s curtains for him if they don’t beat Burnley I reckon. If they do beat them then I reckon they’ll judge him until the next international break.
The dreaded “full support of the board”
Worst team we’ve played against this season by far. A far cry from O’Neil’s side who came to the Emirates last season with an effective setup and plan and were frankly unlucky to lose in the end.
Iraola has had hard fixtures so far but getting smashed by Everton hardly gives him a case, he needs to turn it around fast.
And I thought this guy was supposed to be the next big thing in management.
While Bournemouth sacking O’Neil was still stupid, Iraola is a good coach and has been hurt by trying to implement a new style of football while a bunch of his new signings have been injured. So I do somewhat understand why they’re retaining support of him, but time has to be running out.
Contrary to previous report in the Mail, Andoni Iraola retains the support of the Bournemouth hierarchy and will be in charge for Saturday’s game against Burnley.
Iraola is yet to win a Premier League game since replacing Gary O’Neil at the Vitality Stadium. O’Neil’s current club Wolves came from behind to win at Bournemouth on Saturday.
Losing Lerma and Adams being out until March has really hurt them
Football’s kiss of death