This season Artur Boruc hasn't had that much first team action, although he has kept the bench warm when required for Aaron Ramsdale. Looking back at the match against Fulham that AFCB put on YouTube on Thursday reminded me of how important Artur was in getting Bournemouth promoted to the top league. He has gained all the experience and knowledge to keep him at the top of the game for a long time, and he might just have been one of Eddie Howe's best buys over the years, when it comes to value for money.
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| The big Pole has been great to have around Dean Court - long may it continue. |
That contract with AFCB might only be getting renewed one season at a time, but how good would it be for Boruc to stay at the club as long as he wanted and sign up for a keeper trainer job with the Cherries? I think that Bournemouth has enough keeper cover now for match days, but Boruc would be a great addition to any club's keeper schooling team and if he stayed at Bournemouth I'd be pretty chuffed, especially if it meant Boruc would spend more years with AFCB than he did with Southampton.
It is not that often that we love players that sign from that lot down the road, but there are a couple with Andrew Surman and Artur Boruc that are in the current squad that couldn't have done more for AFCB. Both though seem a bit of the unsung hero type to me. Boruc never says very much and has said that he is not one to put his arm up first when it comes to interviews, but the fans still live him and he is one of those who let's his actions speak for themselves.
If Boruc does get an extended contract at AFCB I'll be over the moon for him as he deserves a lot of thanks from AFCB for what he has done in the last five years and more. He always has a cheeky smile when knocking the ball around with the other keepers and clearly loves his work, I only hope he knows how much the fans still love having a big Pole in our goal, when he gets the chance.
I think he would be a great assett to the coaching staff
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