tommy elphick

the wanderbus · Apr 19, 2013

Munkfish said:
Hopefully we will see him back at the AMEX next season.

we've missed out on the play offs already!!!

Cowfold Seagull · Apr 19, 2013

Ⓩ-Ⓐ-Ⓜ-Ⓞ-Ⓡ-Ⓐ;5647618 said:
Well played Tommy E!

He was that good, you had to post the message twice! lol.

But yes agree, a good player, great professional and seemingly a nice bloke too. With Tommy leading the side, Eddie Howe managing it, and the other exciting talent they have there, l can see the Cherries being a force in the Championship if they make the step up.

hans kraay fan club · Apr 19, 2013

Good on him. I didn't realise he was their captain, either.

Weststander · Apr 19, 2013

Great that he's managed to continue making a good living as pro in football. Deserves it.

Weststander · Apr 19, 2013

Cowfold Seagull said:
He was that good, you had to post the message twice! lol.

But yes agree, a good player, great professional and seemingly a nice bloke too. With Tommy leading the side, Eddie Howe managing it, and the other exciting talent they have there, l can see the Cherries being a force in the Championship if they make the step up.

PL bound probably, especially with their vast stadium.

Del Boy · Apr 19, 2013

Titus said:
Talking of ex-players I see that Alex Revell signed a new 2 year deal with Rotherham yesterday. He wasn't the most gifted of players but he always gave 100%.

A taller version of CMS

Tom Hark Preston Park · Apr 19, 2013

Maybe we could invite T Elphick back to be the first player to ceremoniously hoof the ball out of the Amex. Unless he's unavailable in which case we could ask Adam Virgo to do the honours. Or Hoofmeister Butters who taught them all they know :lol:

HenryC · Apr 19, 2013

I've been following their results this season and it was interesting that they went through a really bad spell when Tommy was injured and started winning again as soon as he returned.

portslade seagull · Apr 19, 2013

Good on Elphick well done ... mind you that BHA reserves with Cooky and Fogden there as well

Herr Tubthumper · Apr 19, 2013

Titus said:
wasn't the most gifted of players but he always gave 100%.

You mean he was crap?

Weststander · Apr 20, 2013

Herr Tubthumper said:
You mean he was crap?

A 'try-er'.

Camp Freddy · Apr 20, 2013

My favourite memory of Tommy (apart from the pre-match ritual and the goal at Villa) was the Bristol Rovers away game under Slade, the season we stayed up. Everyone was outstanding that night including Tommy, but what stood out for me was when Hinshelwood went down heavily under a really nasty crunching tackle in the first half. He'd not been long back from a career threathening injury. Tommy sprinted over to him to put a reassuring arm around him and offering some encourgaing words and support. The concnern he showed for Hinsh hat night has left a deep impression on me. A born leader and a top pro.

Weststander · Apr 20, 2013

Camp Freddy said:
My favourite memory of Tommy (apart from the pre-match ritual and the goal at Villa) was the Bristol Rovers away game under Slade, the season we stayed up. Everyone was outstanding that night including Tommy, but what stood out for me was when Hinshelwood went down heavily under a really nasty crunching tackle in the first half. He'd not been long back from a career threathening injury. Tommy sprinted over to him to put a reassuring arm around him and offering some encourgaing words and support. The concnern he showed for Hinsh hat night has left a deep impression on me. A born leader and a top pro.

Were Lambert and/or Hoskins in that Bristol Rovers team, at that time?

Sheebo · Apr 20, 2013

Great player and nice lad. Well done Tommy!

Thunder Bolt · Apr 20, 2013

Weststander said:
Were Lambert and/or Hoskins in that Bristol Rovers team, at that time?

Hoskins was at Watford but Lambert was there.

smudge · Apr 20, 2013

I always rated Tommy & still do. More talent than he's given credit for by a lot on here. I think the rise of Bournemouth has a lot to do with his quality as a player & leader.
Well done Tommy, all the best.

Herr Tubthumper · Apr 20, 2013

Weststander said:
A 'try-er'.

crap

HenryC · Apr 20, 2013

Camp Freddy said:
My favourite memory of Tommy (apart from the pre-match ritual and the goal at Villa) was the Bristol Rovers away game under Slade, the season we stayed up. Everyone was outstanding that night including Tommy, but what stood out for me was when Hinshelwood went down heavily under a really nasty crunching tackle in the first half. He'd not been long back from a career threathening injury. Tommy sprinted over to him to put a reassuring arm around him and offering some encourgaing words and support. The concnern he showed for Hinsh hat night has left a deep impression on me. A born leader and a top pro.

Yes I remember that game. A fantastic team effort...

LU7 RED · Apr 21, 2013

Complete legend and I hope he and Cookie can carry it on next season. We did dip when he was out, but our left back, Charlie Daniels was out at the same time and we suffered.

Impressed with your goals today!

Kumquat · Apr 21, 2013

Munkfish said:
Always glad to hear our ex players are doing well (some exceptions), must be some player with how well they are doing this season. Hopefully we will see him back at the AMEX next season. I'm sure he will get a great welcome back if he does.

Are him and cook the centre back partnership?

To answer your question,when I've checked in the papers a few times, Cook has been on the bench.

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