MOSS FELT THE PAIN FROM HOME
	7:00am Tue 6 May 08
	DEVASTATED Neil Moss is hoping another Cherries promotion campaign can heal the wounds left by his worst season in professional football.
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	Pearce: We were so unlucky
	7:00am Tue 6 May 08
	DEFENSIVE brave heart Jason Pearce believes Cherries were "extremely unlucky" to suffer the drop.
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	Darren keen to stay on
	7:00am Mon 5 May 08
	INFLUENTIAL skipper Darren Anderton has hinted he would consider extending his stay at Dean Court despite Cherries' relegation to the bottom flight.
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	Two's company
	7:00am Mon 5 May 08
	HAVING fallen at the final hurdle in their attempt to pull off the Greatest Escape, Cherries must now start preparing for what would appear to be a Mission Impossible.
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	Consequences of a badly-run business
	7:00am Mon 5 May 08
	IF Kevin Bond looked nervous as a kitten as the team bus pulled into Brunton Park on Saturday afternoon, then the Cherries boss was experiencing the come-down of last-day adrenaline come 5pm.
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	Josh: We can bounce back
	7:00am Mon 5 May 08
	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.
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	MY WEDDING WISH LIST
	7:00am Sat 3 May 08
	CHAIRMAN Jeff Mostyn admits his heart and mind will be divided this afternoon as he attempts to prove men can multitask.
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	'I'll be Jimmy Glass for the weekend!'
	7:00am Fri 2 May 08
	LUCKY Irishman David Forde is hoping to have the last laugh on his doubters by helping Cherries complete the final leg of the Greatest Escape.
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	Bond happy to take Sean favour
	7:00am Fri 2 May 08
	BOSS Kevin Bond knows he may need to call in a favour from his predecessor Sean O'Driscoll - but not before Cherries have kept their side of the bargain.
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	Good luck messages to the boys
	6:30am Fri 2 May 08
	CHERRIES stand on the brink of one of football's great escape stories. A month ago they looked destined to spend next season in League Two but even a point against Carlisle on Saturday might secure League One football next season.
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