Eddie delighted to see six Cherries subs (From Bournemouth Echo)

It's very good news to see the bench beginning to fill and with Cooper not too far away either, things are looking up on the field. Hopefully, Moseley and Pearce's recovery is also on track and they will be available for the run in. The League is becoming very tight at the top, with six teams competeting for the two remaining automatic places, it looks very much as if Rochdale have the title, Grimsby will be a tough game on Saturday, they are fighting for survival and our record against bottom Club's is patchy, there are no certs!. What we now want is the finances sorting out, with just two weeks to the hearing of HMCR's petition, time is getting short.

Moseley & Cooper back before the end of the regular season? Forget it.
Training ground fitness, then matcch fitness, then bedding back into the team. There's not enough time.
Play-offs, however, is another matter.
Hopefully Pearce will be back mid April. We need him and we need Marvin in midfield.

dc addict wrote:
Moseley & Cooper back before the end of the regular season? Forget it. Training ground fitness, then matcch fitness, then bedding back into the team. There's not enough time. Play-offs, however, is another matter. Hopefully Pearce will be back mid April. We need him and we need Marvin in midfield.

You are almost certainly right about Mark Molesley, however, I understand that Cooper is pencilled in to make an appearance in the next Reserve game and hopefully will be back next month, when it is hoped that Pearce will be back as well. The great thing would be for an injury free period now..

The only downside to the recovery of these injured players will be the loss of Rhoys Wiggins, as the lovely guys at the FL will surely not now sanction the extension of his loan.

Square Old Codger wrote:

dc addict wrote: Moseley & Cooper back before the end of the regular season? Forget it. Training ground fitness, then matcch fitness, then bedding back into the team. There's not enough time. Play-offs, however, is another matter. Hopefully Pearce will be back mid April. We need him and we need Marvin in midfield.

You are almost certainly right about Mark Molesley, however, I understand that Cooper is pencilled in to make an appearance in the next Reserve game and hopefully will be back next month, when it is hoped that Pearce will be back as well. The great thing would be for an injury free period now..

Didn't realise Shaun was that far advanced. Even so I can't see him walking straight into the side, unless further injuries strike of course.

terry1965 wrote:
The only downside to the recovery of these injured players will be the loss of Rhoys Wiggins, as the lovely guys at the FL will surely not now sanction the extension of his loan.

I am sure that you are right, hopefully the Embargo will not remain in place for another 18 months as the FL plan and Eddie will be able to bring in players for next Season during the Summer. Had he been able to, Rhoys Wiggens, Charlie Austin and Steve Lovell would have been signed last Summer and am sure that if Rhoys is available he will try again to sign him. Assuming that our Board can sort out the finances,of course!

Great to see Eddie now has some choice in the team structure.
Shame to see Wiggins go, he is a good player (forgiven for the penalty on Monday !!!)
Pity we couldn't have signed Charlie Austin. He is a great striker and has found his place in the Swindon team. Shame he couldn't have been playing for Cherries.

Square Old Codger wrote:
It's very good news to see the bench beginning to fill and with Cooper not too far away either, things are looking up on the field. Hopefully, Moseley and Pearce's recovery is also on track and they will be available for the run in. The League is becoming very tight at the top, with six teams competeting for the two remaining automatic places, it looks very much as if Rochdale have the title, Grimsby will be a tough game on Saturday, they are fighting for survival and our record against bottom Club's is patchy, there are no certs!. What we now want is the finances sorting out, with just two weeks to the hearing of HMCR's petition, time is getting short.

I am pleased that someone shares my concern over the winding up order, the clubs new DEDICATION SCHEME appears to have been handled badly there does not seem to be any offiical push by the club, even their launch of the scheme was very low key, we should be having full coverage on the website and in the echo, we were promised updates would be put on the website but I wont hold my breath, it is time the club realised if you want something to happen you have to work at it, we do not want to be in a position of going to court to ask for more time, with the present mood of HMRC I would not hold out any hope of getting it