AFC Bournemouth v Spurs

punkrockcherry said:
This is factually incorrect - there is no such bird as a seagull - they are Gulls, be they common, herring, lesser or even glaucous - and they are not seabirds, in the sense that albatrosses are. They do not go out to sea, but are coastal birds - or even "landfill site" birds.
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Does that mean Brighton and Hove Albion, as well as their fans, don't exist ?
Somebody had better tell NSC they're fictional : )
 
punkrockcherry said:
This is factually incorrect - there is no such bird as a seagull - they are Gulls, be they common, herring, lesser or even glaucous - and they are not seabirds, in the sense that albatrosses are. They do not go out to sea, but are coastal birds - oh

I suggest you take this up with Mr. Cantona.
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Last Home Game

After the draw against Saints in a game that had three goals for both sides, our next game is the last of this season at home. The visitors are Tottenham Hotspur (Spurs).

This has been a season of two halves for our team, the first half of the season AFCB started off really well and after 19 games had secured 26 points and were in 11th place in the table. The second half hasn’t been so good, after 36 games AFCB have 42 points and sit in 14th place in the table. So after 17 games AFCB have taken 16 points.

Since the Cherries 5-0 defeat at Wembley in December, Spurs lost their next home game 1-3 to Wolves, it was the last game of the year.

On New Year’s Day, Spurs visited Wales to play Cardiff City. It turned out to be a winning start to the new year for the London club with a 0-3 result. The next game was back at Wembley where the lost 0-1 against Manchester United. This was followed with the short trip to Craven Cottage to play Fulham, Spurs took all 3 points in a 1-2 victory. The last game of January was back at Wembley where Spurs beat Watford 2-1.

February started with two home wins for Spurs at Wembley, first 1-0 against Newcastle United and then 3-1 against Leicester City. This was followed with two away games and two defeats, 2-1 at Burnley and back in London 2-0 at Stamford Bridge playing Chelsea.

March started with a game at Wembley against London rivals Arsenal, it finished honours even in a 1-1 draw. The next two games were away and both ended in defeats, first a trip to Southampton finishing 2-1 and then a trip up to Merseyside and Anfield where Liverpool took the points in another 2-1 result.

April was to be a special time for Tottenham and their fans, as they moved into their brand new stadium with the official opening in the game against another London club, Crystal Palace. It was to be a winning 2-0 start for Spurs and the first goal scorer was to be Son Heung-Min. The next game was also a win, this time by 4-0 in their new stadium and against Huddersfield Town. The next game was away against Manchester City, with the home side winning 1-0. Back at home again and Spurs recorded a hat-trick of wins in their new stadium in the Premier League this time a 1-0 win over Brighton. The last game of April and West Ham were the visitors and the first team in the Premier League to beat Spurs at their new ground by the only goal of the game.

Spurs didn’t sign any players during the January transfer window. Spurs are at present sitting in 3rd place in the Premier League table, this is the position they finished in last season.

In our last home Premier League game at Dean Court against Spurs last season, AFCB lost 1-4. In all home games in the PL, AFCB have W 0, D 1, L 2. In all competitions AFCB have W 1, D 1, L 6.

Six Game Form Guide in the Premier League – Starting with latest game first:

AFCB DLWLLD – Spurs LWLWWL

Home Form Table
AFCB – 11th P18 W7 D5 L6 GF29 GA25 Pts26

Away Form Table
Spurs – 3rd P18 W11 D0 L7 GF33 GA22 Pts33

AFCB Team News
Two more injuries for our side. Dan Gosling, calf strain, Nathaniel Clyne, muscular injury. On the list already Adam Smith, muscle injury, Junior Stanislas, knee injury, Andrew Surman, calf strain, Diego Rico, ankle injury, Charlie Daniels has had knee surgery. Long term with ACL knee injuries, Simon Francis and Lewis Cook.

AFCB Player To Watch
The older fans remember the deadly duo of Ted MacDougall and Phil Boyer, now we have a new duo in Ryan Fraser and Callum Wilson. Leading equally in the Premier League with assists we have our own Ryan Fraser on 13, equal top with Eden Hazard. Fraser has 7 goals to his name as well. The other member of this partnership is Callum Wilson with 14 goals and 9 assists.

Spurs Team News
Serge Aurier, thigh injury, Harry Kane, ankle injury, Harry Winks, groin injury, Erik Lamela, hamstring injury, Jan Vertonghen, concussion.

Spurs Player To Watch
With Harry Kane missing through injury, will go for Son Heung-Min scored two goals in the away game against us and has 12 goals and 6 assists in the Premier League so far.
 
Im hoping that...at the inevitable point when Son shows the first sign of getting a grip on controlling the game....that one or two of ours will be triggered to think " bugger this...not again..no way Sonnypops! Im going to match you for Impact...here we go 'have some' !...Brooks ? Fraser ? or a Sub maybe...Surridge, Hyndman....anyone who Wants It...glory for the taking of! and a chance of a permanent selection ?
 
If your that interested Wimborner....there were some at the Chinese FA Cup game last night between Tianjin Tianhai v Shijizhuang. The poor old horses were tired....theyd been on duty all day at a Ding Dong at the Ping Pong ( table tennis)...the fans had upturned the tables and ripped up the nets! Bad old World!
 
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