With Callum Wilson out there is real worry about who is going to score the goals for Bournemouth. It's not that Callum was setting the word on fire, but he and Harry Wilson are the players that have been setting the standard.
The good news is that Josh King has not been rushed back, but has been training and does not seem to have suffered any problems with his hamstring. If Josh can lead the line then Bournemouth already look stronger than they were in the second half against Liverpool, when Callum Wilson pulled up. It is strange that Josh King was complaining at the start of the season that he wanted to play through the middle. Well now he is likely to get his chance.
The other good news is that Junior Stanislas is on his way back. He, like King and Lloyd Kelly, has been on the training pitch and if Junior can get back to being on the bench it at east gives Howe an option to bring on in games. AFCB could look very different in the next few games, but by freshening it up AFCB just mart start to pick up some points again.
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| Dominic Solanke is yet to score his fist AFCB goal in the Premier Legaue. |
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We have not really seen how well Solanke and King could work as a partnership and Eddie Howe may find himself surprised if they work better as a partnership than King and Callum Wilson or Callum and Solanke. Sometimes managers are forced into a team selection and this one could actually work in Bournemouth's favour. Howe doesn't like to try too many different things when things are working well, but now is the opportunity to experiment a little as a change is usually a wise move when the team has not been performing.
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