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Monday, 29 June 2020

Saints do AFCB massive favour and AFCB fans know it

I was quite prepared for Southampton going to Vicarage Road and wave the white flag. But I turned to see a very competent performance by Ralf Hasenhuttl side who scored freely to win 1-3. Danny Ings was especially keen to do AFCB a favour as an ex-Cherry with his two goals, but I'm not sure AFCB deserve such favours.


For once Southampton give AFCB a golden opportunity.
Watford are now sitting like lame ducks, just a point ahead of Bournemouth with a goal difference, which is now only a one goal better than the Cherries. The Bournemouth fans have also had their say on Twitter, with some mixed emotions on a Saints win, but ultimately thankful to receive any help AFCB can get at the moment.

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While the results have kept the bottom five in close proximity, there has to be some belief in some of these teams that they need to pull away now. Bournemouth have been shocking, but they have been gifted a great chance in opening up a gap like Brighton have done. The players can only blame themselves if they don't start to pull away from the relegation zone.

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If Bournemouth go down now, we really know that they deserve it because nobody usually gets as many chances as this to get some points on the board in a relegation scrap.

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1 comment:

  1. It has to be said that Saints looked very good. Ever since the manager stopped messing Ings about, and regularly playing Ward-Prowse and Armstrong together, they have looked creative and sharp.
    AFCB need to create similar patterns - which is particularly difficult when they have been reliant on Fraser. There is now great pressure just to stay in games, but we are at the point where calculated gambles have to be taken. I still think our full backs are as good as anyone - so perhaps let them get forward.

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