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| CHANCES: Josh Gowling |
JOSH Gowling felt the rub of the green deserted Cherries as their five-year stay in League One came to an end at Brunton Park - the scene of their last game in League Two in 2003.
The defender told the Daily Echo: "We were robbed because their goal was offside. It should never have been allowed to stand and that could have been the difference between staying up and going down.
"It's hard to take but we can't just put it down to that. We had plenty of chances which we didn't take and could have put the game beyond them.
"Normally when you come to Carlisle, you would take a 1-1 draw. There was always a chance that it might be good enough but it just wasn't to be. I have never experienced anything like this. It's horrible."
Gowling added: "Everybody is very disappointed that it ended this way. But the lads have been tremendous. We've stuck together and have knitted together more in the past seven weeks than ever before.
"We've played some good football and we've played the football that the fans were used to. It's just so hard to take.
"People might say the seven games don't count for anything but they do. We've put in some good performances. People probably thought we were gone once we had gone into administration but we held our heads high and went for it.
"If we had lost the 10 points at the start of the season then maybe it would have been a bit different. Maybe we could have kicked on. But it was difficult because we had it towards the end of the season.
"If we go into next season knowing we've got a points deduction then maybe we can work on it from the start. We've got a good squad here and, if we can keep it together, there is no reason why we can't bounce back."
7:00am Monday 5th May 2008
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CommentPosted by: Anastasis, Bournemouth on 10:16am Mon 5 May 08
Josh Gowling said, [italic]"If we go into next season knowing we've got a points deduction then maybe we can work on it from the start. We've got a good squad here and, if we can keep it together, there is no reason why we can't bounce back."[/italic]
So the next question from Neil Perret was... nothing! Shouldn't he have then asked Josh if he wanted to be part of that squad? It is sort of implied that he would but why wasn't the question asked?
Josh Gowling said,
"If we go into next season knowing we've got a points deduction then maybe we can work on it from the start. We've got a good squad here and, if we can keep it together, there is no reason why we can't bounce back."
So the next question from Neil Perret was... nothing! Shouldn't he have then asked Josh if he wanted to be part of that squad? It is sort of implied that he would but why wasn't the question asked?
Posted by: lamarinacf, Alicante/Bournemouth on 12:22pm Mon 5 May 08
So is he staying? Neil you are so **** at your job and never ask the proper questions.
So is he staying? Neil you are so **** at your job and never ask the proper questions.
Posted by: tomclarky, Bournemouth on 5:32pm Mon 5 May 08
so hes saying we can come back up. but i bet hed rather go find a bigger money deal somewhere else. we'll see
so hes saying we can come back up. but i bet hed rather go find a bigger money deal somewhere else. we'll see
Posted by: kevvo, The dog house again on 9:59pm Mon 5 May 08
So Josh normally you would take a draw at Carlisle. Tell me how many times have you played there Are you commiting your future to Bournemouth As the others have said we will wait and see
So Josh normally you would take a draw at Carlisle. Tell me how many times have you played there Are you commiting your future to Bournemouth As the others have said we will wait and see
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