LamieRobertson
Not awoke
.....that as maybe.........or maybe not...my point was 'if'...lets hope I am right and you aren't 
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[Albion] What is the long term project of the club ????
- Thread starter Seagulls1984
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.....that as maybe.........or maybe not...my point was 'if'...lets hope I am right and you aren't 
- Jun 27, 2012
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Eddie Howe progressed Bournemouth so far and fast that after his first season in the Prem (16th - obviously better than 15th ) - they had 15 points from their first 13 games in their 2nd having already lost to Boro and Sunderland. Oh well, we can dream.
To build a better PL squad in each window.
To not get caught with disruptive players on huge contracts.
In the PL to stay.
To not get caught with disruptive players on huge contracts.
In the PL to stay.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Bmuff were mostly shit last season don’t get carried away.
This.
Some post as if those wins don’t count. Football has always served up wins to teams who were inferior on the day, but defended brilliantly and nicked a win. Even some ManU sides under Fergie were outclassed, yet Schmeichal snr. made save after save, and they grabbed an unlikely winner.
It cuts both ways. We dominated Fulham ripping them apart on their visit until they scored, and against Cardiff the Sky commentary team tore apart the ineptitude of Cardiff against 10 men until their lucky pinball winner.
Build for the future...
...around Glenn Murray.
...around Glenn Murray.
- Jun 27, 2012
- 13,911
That master operator Eddie Howe's biggest (wage) signing in the last 2 years has been 36 year old Jermain Defoe. Goals for Bournemouth in 2 years - 4.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Oh Eddie certainly has some admirerers on this board...miracle worker!
You understood that?
I assumed CJ was so overtyped having to leap around NSC defending the club, manager and team from all the nasty people, that he got himself a little flustered.
sir albion
New member
We haven't recruited well enough and that means we never rotate the squad like other clubs ...still many from our championship season that just are not good enough.
Think the plan is to yoyo and the academy players to come through eventually.
We spent 60 million and that's really worrying as it seems wasted !!
Think the plan is to yoyo and the academy players to come through eventually.
We spent 60 million and that's really worrying as it seems wasted !!
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
I hadn't remembered Norwich, until you bloody mentioned them, anyway bugger Norwich
It's BHAFC, looking forward
You could have reminded the OP about Burnley under EH
The tactics certainly aren’t complex!
The Clown of Pevensey Bay
Well-known member
I think the long term aim of the club should basically be to be Celtic. Perform consistently well in domestic competition (ok, not walk the league every year because Scotland is a special case). Get into Europe. If we’re lucky, the top four. But Celtic have done that by spotting good players and selling them on. We’ve got the infrastructure in place to be like that. But it’s going to take bloody years. And I’m OK with that.
As someone who is new to EPL and BHA, what does this mean? What is the difference between the club and the team? Thanks.
Skaville
Well-known member
On another note, if you were Aaron Connolly, would you sign another contract for a manager who plays that way with the talent at his disposal on the pitch and the bench? Would you ****.
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Assume it's just to stay in the premier league forever like the other 19 teams and finish as high up as possible whilst not going into debt?
Napier's Knee
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Someone told me that the Albion is the fastest growing employer in Sussex. For me the club is the infrastructure - the ownership, boardroom, facilities, long term plan, finances, community work. It's Paul Barber and the people behind the scenes. The team are the men on the pitch and CH and his assistants.
The club is definitely PL standard, not a doubt and it has developed massively even over the past year. The team hasn't improved so quickly and if something doesn't change the team will hold the club back.
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warmleyseagull
Well-known member
Might have said the same thing after his first half season in Championship.