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FA Cup: Howe lauds 'top quality' Cherries performance (From Bournemouth Echo)
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FA Cup: Howe lauds 'top quality' Cherries performance
10:32am Sunday 6th January 2013 in Cherries News
By Ian Wadley
MANAGER Eddie Howe hailed Cherries’ bravery after watching his men come within 20 minutes of causing an FA Cup upset at Wigan yesterday.
Cherries and the Premier League outfit will both be in the pot for the fourth round draw at 3.30pm this afternoon after the DW Stadium clash finished 1-1.
Eunan O’Kane fired Cherries into a deserved lead in the 41st minute, only for Wigan to hit back on 70 minutes when Jordi Gomez converted a rebound after Shwan Jalal had saved his initial penalty.
Howe said: “I can’t praise the players enough for the performance. We were very brave with the ball and the players passed the ball. We asked them to do it and full credit to them and the goalkeeper for that.
“We had to have a game-plan without the ball because we knew Wigan were a good side in possession and we couldn’t be too open. We soaked up their pressure in terms of their passing but they didn’t create too many chances, which was pleasing.
“When you show the bravery that we did in the style of our play, and how we defended, it was top quality.”
The match was not without controversy as Cherries playmaker Marc Pugh was booked after hitting the deck in the 18-yard box in the first half, with referee Robert Madley ignoring vociferous claims for a penalty.
The Latics were then awarded a spot kick of their own after Simon Francis had been judged to have pulled the shirt of Maynor Figueroa.
Howe said: “He (Pugh) is not the type of player that goes to ground easily so my first impression was it was a penalty. Without seeing it again, I wouldn’t be able to confirm that.
“On their one, again I haven’t seen it again, but I am told that there was, potentially, a little tug in there, so I can see why the referee gave it. I think it was probably a 50-50 call.”
The teams are due to meet for a third round replay at Dean Court in the week commencing January 14.
Howe added: “We will take them back, enjoy the day and, hopefully, our supporters will enjoy seeing a Premier League club coming down.”
Cherries midfielder Richard Hughes required eight stitches after a clash of heads late in yesterday’s third round tie. Howe described the former Pompey man as “absolutely outstanding with and without the ball”.
Meanwhile, Howe confirmed Cherries had received no bid from Blackpool for striker Wes Thomas.
He reported that the Championship outfit had submitted a loan request which did not interest or benefit Cherries.
That came after Blackpool manager Michael Appleton, who has loaned Thomas at both Portsmouth and Blackpool this season, told the BBC he expected further discussions to take place.
Appleton said: “As it is at the minute, he returns to Bournemouth. We’re a little bit frustrated and he’s a little bit frustrated because I am not sure if he will have much involvement at Bournemouth.
“But we are still in the early part of January and I wouldn’t say the door was completely closed on that one at all. A lot of things can happen and I am sure there will be discussions over the next week or so.”
Another Cherries player attracting interest is midfielder Lorenzo Davids, who has been heavily linked with a move to Dutch club Willem II.
Willem’s technical director Marc van Hintum reportedly told Voetbal International: “For us, he would be a perfect reinforcement. We will try to create a new opening for negotiations.”
Comments(29)
Square Old Codger
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11:00am Sun 6 Jan 13
lambertt
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11:19am Sun 6 Jan 13
Exiled Red
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11:50am Sun 6 Jan 13
nonnogeppetto
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12:29pm Sun 6 Jan 13
This would have been a great opportunity for the TV cameras turning up at Dean Court for the Wigan replay and it would have brought in much needed funds.
Alas his handling of Five Live and Sky will mean that they will not be too keen to even publicise our great achievements. I am currently listening to Radio Five, thus far there has been no mention about our great performance at Wigan yesterday.
I do hope that EM is sensible enough to learn from past mistakes because they can turn out to be very costly.
STEADY EDDIE 1 for the road
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1:00pm Sun 6 Jan 13
cherry finland
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2:09pm Sun 6 Jan 13
Exiled Red
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2:19pm Sun 6 Jan 13
STEADY EDDIE 1 for the road wrote:I lived in Swindon a large part of my life and they have always given it large
If you want a good laugh, go onto Swindon Advertiser site. The deluded fools are argueing amongst themselves on how to raise funds so they can keep 3 loan signings. Thought they were meant to be soooooo masssssive. Better get the buckets out for them next week, looks like they need all the help they can get. Bless.!!!!!!!
They bit to every one of your comments - love it
Cant wait to annihilate them next week
slartybart
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2:25pm Sun 6 Jan 13
nonnogeppetto wrote:What a complete load of old tosh! Sky Sports News had a reporter at Wigan who gave regular updates and was extremely complimentary about us. 5 Live also had nice things to say about us too. Let's get some perspective on this; we did an extremely good job yesterday but, in national media or shock value terms, this was a match between two sides who could easily be playing each other in the League next year!
I am sure that EM has no doubt learnt from his experience of running AFCB over the past few years and in particular (I hope) he has learnt how to handle the media!
This would have been a great opportunity for the TV cameras turning up at Dean Court for the Wigan replay and it would have brought in much needed funds.
Alas his handling of Five Live and Sky will mean that they will not be too keen to even publicise our great achievements. I am currently listening to Radio Five, thus far there has been no mention about our great performance at Wigan yesterday.
I do hope that EM is sensible enough to learn from past mistakes because they can turn out to be very costly.
Also, ask yourself how vocal EM has been in the media since EH came back compared to how he was before the second coming. The answer is simple; he now sits in the background and mostly only talks about the things chairmen should talk about.
EM won't be on the radar when the decisions about live replay broadcasts are made.
Local fan
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2:39pm Sun 6 Jan 13
abc100
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2:43pm Sun 6 Jan 13
Square Old Codger wrote:Can I ask why it is that you understand the Dutch lads are the highest paid players at the club, is that speculation or do you know this as true
The commentaturs had no doubt that we deserved a penalty and the one awarded against us , as harsh, though there might have been a little bias from "Willo", Steve Claridge and Matty Holland and great praise too for the quality of our play. But a replay it is and we must have every chance of going through at Home. I hope though that the replay is after the six pointer against Swindon , we don't need a tough game just a couple of days before such a vital match. It's 25 years since we gained promotion to the old Second Division - a suitable time for Eddie and Jason to repeat Harry's feat. As for our Dutch players, I understand that they are , by far, the best paid players at the Club and if for whatever reason, fitness etc, they are to remain fringe players, then surely it is in both the interest of player and the Club, that they move on. Eddie will always pick the player that he feels can do the job he wants for the team regardless of reputation.We all trust his judgement.
nonnogeppetto
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2:45pm Sun 6 Jan 13
slartybart wrote:I trust you read my post before you replied with your comment.
nonnogeppetto wrote: I am sure that EM has no doubt learnt from his experience of running AFCB over the past few years and in particular (I hope) he has learnt how to handle the media! This would have been a great opportunity for the TV cameras turning up at Dean Court for the Wigan replay and it would have brought in much needed funds. Alas his handling of Five Live and Sky will mean that they will not be too keen to even publicise our great achievements. I am currently listening to Radio Five, thus far there has been no mention about our great performance at Wigan yesterday. I do hope that EM is sensible enough to learn from past mistakes because they can turn out to be very costly.What a complete load of old tosh! Sky Sports News had a reporter at Wigan who gave regular updates and was extremely complimentary about us. 5 Live also had nice things to say about us too. Let's get some perspective on this; we did an extremely good job yesterday but, in national media or shock value terms, this was a match between two sides who could easily be playing each other in the League next year! Also, ask yourself how vocal EM has been in the media since EH came back compared to how he was before the second coming. The answer is simple; he now sits in the background and mostly only talks about the things chairmen should talk about. EM won't be on the radar when the decisions about live replay broadcasts are made.
I did say that EM has learnt his lesson on how to handle the media. But one SKY reporter (incidently they can be found at every game) and a passing comment on radio five does not mean that they have forgotten how EM has behaved/treated them in the past.
My point was that the Media feel that football clubs need them more than than they need the clubs and they have long memories. I am not in any way denying that EM has not changed nor that he is not passionate as we are.
Being complimentary about the club's achievement is one thing and knocking at EM's office door asking him to cover the game on TV is something else.
STEADY EDDIE 1 for the road
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2:50pm Sun 6 Jan 13
Exiled Red wrote:They are very easy to wind up aint they. Unbelievable, they even squabble amongst themselves.!!!!! Such interesting lives they must have. Not.
STEADY EDDIE 1 for the road wrote:I lived in Swindon a large part of my life and they have always given it large
If you want a good laugh, go onto Swindon Advertiser site. The deluded fools are argueing amongst themselves on how to raise funds so they can keep 3 loan signings. Thought they were meant to be soooooo masssssive. Better get the buckets out for them next week, looks like they need all the help they can get. Bless.!!!!!!!
They bit to every one of your comments - love it
Cant wait to annihilate them next week
golfer33
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3:15pm Sun 6 Jan 13
Local fan wrote:The match will be played tuesday the 15th January at 19,45 and by the way ITV cover all cup matches.The only downfall is we have to play a lot of matches now, 5 games in 14 days. the players will be tired come our difficult month february.
Has the replay date been officially announced yet?
STEADY EDDIE 1 for the road
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3:36pm Sun 6 Jan 13
wookj1
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3:37pm Sun 6 Jan 13
golfer33
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3:38pm Sun 6 Jan 13
TedMacsCherryPants
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3:47pm Sun 6 Jan 13
golfer33 wrote:Got to get past Wigan yet, but what a great day yesterday, best experiece since Hudds away in the play-off semi. I don't think we make that much noise all through the game at home!!!
The winners will play away to non league Macclesfield
Anyone know how many we had there?? I heard 2,000 but am sure it was more that stand was quite full?
Roll-on next Saturday, there'll be some humble-pie waiting for DiCanios lot at the Quicksands!!!!
UTC!
stevobath
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3:57pm Sun 6 Jan 13
golfer33 wrote:Potential banana skin IF we get through.
The winners will play away to non league Macclesfield
Still lets be optimistic I suppose...
Barnet_Red
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4:47pm Sun 6 Jan 13
TedMacsCherryPants
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5:22pm Sun 6 Jan 13
Barnet_Red wrote:Don't get your hopes up, your going down at the Quicksands!!!!
5-0, 5-0 and 4-0...Swindon's last 3 results. The Cherries are still comfortably the worst side we've faced all season (how many did we put past you?)...looking forward to our trip to Boscombe to see how much you've improved and to burst your bubble. By the way we didn't need a replay to see off Wigan last season!
Square Old Codger
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6:04pm Sun 6 Jan 13
abc100 wrote:Reports in the media at the time and information given to me in confidence. Now that Barnard has gone back to the Saints, it is my understanding that they are the top earners, which given their pedigree and the hype at the time is understandable. But, only if they are playing on a regular basis and not just fringe players..
Square Old Codger wrote: The commentaturs had no doubt that we deserved a penalty and the one awarded against us , as harsh, though there might have been a little bias from "Willo", Steve Claridge and Matty Holland and great praise too for the quality of our play. But a replay it is and we must have every chance of going through at Home. I hope though that the replay is after the six pointer against Swindon , we don't need a tough game just a couple of days before such a vital match. It's 25 years since we gained promotion to the old Second Division - a suitable time for Eddie and Jason to repeat Harry's feat. As for our Dutch players, I understand that they are , by far, the best paid players at the Club and if for whatever reason, fitness etc, they are to remain fringe players, then surely it is in both the interest of player and the Club, that they move on. Eddie will always pick the player that he feels can do the job he wants for the team regardless of reputation.We all trust his judgement.Can I ask why it is that you understand the Dutch lads are the highest paid players at the club, is that speculation or do you know this as true
golfer33
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6:33pm Sun 6 Jan 13
TedMacsCherryPants wrote:Thats home form, tell us about your away form to class sides
Barnet_Red wrote: 5-0, 5-0 and 4-0...Swindon's last 3 results. The Cherries are still comfortably the worst side we've faced all season (how many did we put past you?)...looking forward to our trip to Boscombe to see how much you've improved and to burst your bubble. By the way we didn't need a replay to see off Wigan last season!Don't get your hopes up, your going down at the Quicksands!!!!
abc100
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6:47pm Sun 6 Jan 13
Square Old Codger wrote:I just wondered because as I have said on here before we all hear that this player earns this amount and that player earns X amount when without reading the players contracts ourselves it is only hearsay. One of our current players is a mate of my brother and he finds it hilarious some of the figures that get mentioned
abc100 wrote:Reports in the media at the time and information given to me in confidence. Now that Barnard has gone back to the Saints, it is my understanding that they are the top earners, which given their pedigree and the hype at the time is understandable. But, only if they are playing on a regular basis and not just fringe players..
Square Old Codger wrote: The commentaturs had no doubt that we deserved a penalty and the one awarded against us , as harsh, though there might have been a little bias from "Willo", Steve Claridge and Matty Holland and great praise too for the quality of our play. But a replay it is and we must have every chance of going through at Home. I hope though that the replay is after the six pointer against Swindon , we don't need a tough game just a couple of days before such a vital match. It's 25 years since we gained promotion to the old Second Division - a suitable time for Eddie and Jason to repeat Harry's feat. As for our Dutch players, I understand that they are , by far, the best paid players at the Club and if for whatever reason, fitness etc, they are to remain fringe players, then surely it is in both the interest of player and the Club, that they move on. Eddie will always pick the player that he feels can do the job he wants for the team regardless of reputation.We all trust his judgement.Can I ask why it is that you understand the Dutch lads are the highest paid players at the club, is that speculation or do you know this as true
pehf1rules
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6:51pm Sun 6 Jan 13
Jim_Springbourne
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7:24pm Sun 6 Jan 13
Barnet_Red wrote:aah.. but we didn't have a manager then......
5-0, 5-0 and 4-0...Swindon's last 3 results. The Cherries are still comfortably the worst side we've faced all season (how many did we put past you?)...looking forward to our trip to Boscombe to see how much you've improved and to burst your bubble. By the way we didn't need a replay to see off Wigan last season!
Barnet_Red
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8:31pm Sun 6 Jan 13
golfer33 wrote:We're undefeated away from home against teams in the top half of the table and when we've come unstuck it tends to be against the smaller clubs...I suppose that gives you a chance
TedMacsCherryPants wrote:Thats home form, tell us about your away form to class sides
Barnet_Red wrote: 5-0, 5-0 and 4-0...Swindon's last 3 results. The Cherries are still comfortably the worst side we've faced all season (how many did we put past you?)...looking forward to our trip to Boscombe to see how much you've improved and to burst your bubble. By the way we didn't need a replay to see off Wigan last season!Don't get your hopes up, your going down at the Quicksands!!!!
TedMacsCherryPants
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8:41pm Sun 6 Jan 13
UTCIAD!
abc100
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10:06pm Mon 7 Jan 13
Square Old Codger wrote:Glad to see you can keep a confidence and not post it on a website for all to see!!!
abc100 wrote:Reports in the media at the time and information given to me in confidence. Now that Barnard has gone back to the Saints, it is my understanding that they are the top earners, which given their pedigree and the hype at the time is understandable. But, only if they are playing on a regular basis and not just fringe players..
Square Old Codger wrote: The commentaturs had no doubt that we deserved a penalty and the one awarded against us , as harsh, though there might have been a little bias from "Willo", Steve Claridge and Matty Holland and great praise too for the quality of our play. But a replay it is and we must have every chance of going through at Home. I hope though that the replay is after the six pointer against Swindon , we don't need a tough game just a couple of days before such a vital match. It's 25 years since we gained promotion to the old Second Division - a suitable time for Eddie and Jason to repeat Harry's feat. As for our Dutch players, I understand that they are , by far, the best paid players at the Club and if for whatever reason, fitness etc, they are to remain fringe players, then surely it is in both the interest of player and the Club, that they move on. Eddie will always pick the player that he feels can do the job he wants for the team regardless of reputation.We all trust his judgement.Can I ask why it is that you understand the Dutch lads are the highest paid players at the club, is that speculation or do you know this as true

Square Old Codger says...
10:58am Sun 6 Jan 13