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We ought to have a link to the BBC interview with Chris Hargreaves here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25642828

Gullscorer wrote:We ought to have a link to the BBC interview with Chris Hargreaves here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25642828

Even more positive now, think I may be developing a full-blown man-crush on the new gaffer!

Carl Fletcher, having left Barnet, is rumoured to be joining Bournemouth, but it's unclear whether he will be youth team coach or whether he will replace Chris Hargreaves as first team coach; Eddie Howe is still apparently undecided as to whether he will replace Hargreaves.

Carl Fletcher, ex-Plymouth boss?

Matt.

ferrarilover wrote:Carl Fletcher, ex-Plymouth boss?
Matt.

Yep. Fletcher was a favourite at Bournemouth as a player.

Who knows if its the right choice.

If he keeps us up yes
If we go down and we come up in the 1st or 2nd season yes.
If we go down to conf then have a relegation battle to stay out of conf south or get releagated to conf south then no

Neal wrote:Who knows if its the right choice.
If he keeps us up yes
If we go down and we come up in the 1st or 2nd season yes.
If we go down to conf then have a relegation battle to stay out of conf south or get releagated to conf south then no

Isn't hindsight wonderful..

Gullscorer wrote:Yep. Fletcher was a favourite at Bournemouth as a player.

Though Carl F started at Ballmouth, you're probably thinking of Steve F who is a legend there...Something like 600 appearances over 20 years and even a stand named after him...

Sunnysideup wrote: Though Carl F started at Ballmouth, you're probably thinking of Steve F who is a legend there...Something like 600 appearances over 20 years and even a stand named after him...

I think this would qualify Carl Fletcher as a Bournemouth legend

"Fletcher started his career at Football League club Bournemouth, making his debut in February 1998 as a 17 year-old. He made 185 league starts for the south-coast club, including captaining the side to a 5–2 victory over Lincoln City in the 2003 Division 3 playoff final and scoring 2 of the goals himself, before earning a move to West Ham United in 2004 for £275,000."

Im sure we all have differing criteria as to what constitutes a club legend and you would get as many definitions as there are football clubs.

seems like Jesus was happy.............

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25712135