Bournemouth AFC: Rise to Domination

[Hinkleyyy]

Bournemouth have announced the signing of three huge players on transfer deadline day. AFCB have signed Striker Jozy Altidore, Right Winger Mitchell Weiser and Keeper Matt Ryan. Altidore was signed for $6.5M from Toronto FC and he will fill the roll of Callum Wilson while he is out injured. Mitchell Weiser comes to B' mouth for $14.7M and will fill in on the whole right side of the pitch and will fit into the play style Hinkleyy is trying to use. The final signing that the club made on deadline day was Valencia goal stopper who joins the club for $15.5M.

Bournemouth Transfer Deals:

In:
LB- Andrew Robertson- Signed from Hull City for $7M
CM- Will Hughes- Signed from Derby County for $6M and Dan Gosling
ST- Jozy Altidore- Signed from Toronto FC for $6.5M
GK- Mathew Ryan- Signed from Valencia CF for $15.5M
RM- Mitchell Weiser- Signed from Berlin for $14.7M
CB- Arlind Ajeti- Signed on Season loan
Spent: $49.7M

Out:
CB- Jack Simpson- Season Loan to Plymouth Argyle
GK- Adam Federici- Sold to Sunderland for $3.6M
ST- Joshua King- Sold to Granada CF for $7M
GK- Patrick O’Flaherty- Sold to Derry City $140,00
LM- Marc Pugh- Sold to Middlesbrough for $2.8M
CB- Corey Jordan- Sold to Derry City for $220,00
Sold: $13.760M

World Most Expensive Transfers

1. Mesut Ozil from Arsenal to Barcelona for $83M
2. Harry Kane from Spurs to Manchester United for $70.5M
3. David Alaba from Bayern to Juventus for $70M
4. Sergio Aguero from Man City to Spurs for $57M
5. Aymeric Laporte from Athletic Bilbao for $47M
6. Sebastian Ruffier from AASE to Napoli for $41.5M
7. Javi Martinez from Bayern to Chelsea for $39M
8. Shinji Kagawa from Dortmund to Liverpool for $31M
9. Kevin Strootman from Roma to Bayern for $30M
10. Pizzi from SL Benefica to Southampton for $29.5M

Premier League Most Expensive Transfers

1. Mesut Ozil from Arsenal to Barcelona for $83M
2. Harry Kane from Spurs to Manchester United for $70.5M
3. Sergio Aguero from Man City to Spurs for $57M
4. Javi Martinez from Bayern to Chelsea for $39M
5. Shinji Kagawa from Dortmund to Liverpool for $31M
6. Pizzi from SL Benefica to Southampton for $29.5M
7. Allasana Plea from OGC Nice to Man City for 19.5M
8. Divock Origi from Liverpool to Spurs for $19M
9. Igor Smolnikov from Zenit to Arsenal for $18M
10. Marcus Rashford from Man U to Spurs for $16M

Biggest Spenders: Chelsea- $91.1M
Lowest Spenders: Leicester City, Watford- 0.00
Biggest Sellers: Arsenal- $83M
Biggest Profiteers: Arsenal- $55.6M

[Josh4]

Great write ups, I like your style. Bringing in Altidor could be huge if you can get him scoring.

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[Hinkleyyy]

Quote: Originally Posted by Josh4

Great write ups, I like your style. Bringing in Altidor could be huge if you can get him scoring. Sent from my Nexus 6 using Tapatalk

Thank you I'm hoping he'll fit right into the team and give Afobe someone to battle with until Wilson returns.

[Hinkleyyy]

Premier League Game- The Hawthorns- 10 September 2016- 11:00 AM


A game that Bournemouth should be able to get points from would be a battle from start to beginning. Ryan, Weiser and Altidore all three would be getting their Bournemouth debut today. A 26' min goal from Rondon would start the match off but 6 minutes later Stanislas would get injured and have to be replaced by Jordan Ibe. Chadli would then bag another goal for West Brom in the 68' minute goal. The game would end with no more goals but Cook and Gradel would get put in the book with yellows. And finally Ordets would get sent off in the 82' with a nasty tackle to stop a break away. The final would end with West Brom 2 and Bournemouth 0.

[Hinkleyyy]

Premier League- Dean Court- 17 September 2016- 3:00 PM

Most likely one of the most difficult fixtures of the season Bournemouth looks to get something out of this game as they start their strongest XI. A game that Manchester was going to dominate on paper turned out to be exactly that in game as they would dominate with 17 shots compared to the 5 of Bournemouth. City would also have 71% of the possession as Bournemouth would allow City to hold the ball. Though City was not able to snag a goal as Ryan would have a huge game coming up with 13 saves and win Man of the Match. During the game Wilshere, Francis and Weiser would all pick up yellows

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13 Saves and Clean Sheet

[Hinkleyyy]

EFL Cup- St. James Park- 20 September 2016- Kick off 8:00 PM

Another game where Bournemouth should be beating the Championship side doesn't go in their favor as they fall to Newcastle 2-1 with goals Surman(BOU) in the 36' and followed by two from Newcastle Diame 53' and a winner from the penalty spot by Gouffran 63'. After the game Hinkleyy had this to say: "I feel as if our team today played well and even though this is our first time playing with my beloved 3-5-2 I feel we did well. Going forward I think that I will have to keep making small adjustments and hope to pick a few points this week."
36'53' 63'

[Hinkleyyy]

Premier League- Vitality Stadium- 24 September 2016- Kick off: 9:30 PM

Coming into this match Bournemouth sits in 18th place with only 2 points on the season while Everton comes in with 10 points sitting 5th place. This meant that B'mouth were going to have a lot on there hands but an early 27' min goal from Jozy Altidore with his first goal for the club and would give them the lead. Though it wouldn't last long as Bolasie would tie it up in the 31' and the game would end 1-1.
26' Goal31' Goal

[Hinkleyyy]

September Monthly Recap and Stats

The Games

1. (PL) vs West Brom 2-0 L: A winnable game but player underperformed in chances that were created and deserved to lose the game in the end of the day.

2. (PL) @ Manchester City 0-0 D A hard fought point versus one of the best teams in the world. Even though we were dominated the team stayed together to capture the point away at Manchester.

3. (EFL Cup) @ Newcastle United 2-1 L: A tough mid week game especially after playing Man City. The team was filled with mostly reverses as they were still fatigued and wanted them to be ready for the game Saturday vs Everton.

4. (PL) vs Everton 1-1 D Another game that should of been put away early but wasn't able to even though Altidore was able to bag his first goal for the club.

The Players

Appearance's: Gradel(6), Robertson(6), Wilshere(6) & Cook(6)
Goals: Altidore(1), Stanislas(1) & Wilshere(1)
Assists: Gradel(1) & Wilshere(1)
Yellows: Wilshere(2) & Cook(2)

Highlighted Player of the Month

In the month of September Jack Wilshere was Bournemouth's player of the month. In 6 appeances he managed to bag one assist and one goal which was the best we have had so far in this slow starting season for us.

Soccer Leaders - Updated: Sep 1, 2016
Goals		Assits
1. Mvokani (Hull)	4	1. Baines (Everton)	3
2. Costa (Chelsea)	4	2. Cabaye (Crysal Palace)	3
3. Chadli (West Brom)	4	3. Hazard (Chelsea)	3
4. Downing (Middlesbrough)	3	4. Maloney (Hull)	2
5. Sanchez (Arsenal)	3	5. Willian (Chelsea)	2
Cleen Sheets		Yellow Cards
1. Mandanda (Crystal Palace)	3	1. Koziello (Burnely)	3
2. Fabianski (Swansea)	3	2. Ward (Burnley	2
3. Cech (Arsenal)	2	3. Cabaye (Crysal Palace)	2
4. Foster (West Brom)	2	4. Evans (West Brom)	2
5. Bravo (Man City)	2	5. Cook (B'mouth)	2
Red Cards
1. Darmian (Man Utd)	1	1.
2. De Bruyne (Man City)	1	2.
3. Roberto Firmino (Liverpool)	1	3.
4. Kante (Chelsea)	1	4.
5. Ordets (West Brom)	1	5.

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Premier League
TEAM	GP	W	D	L	PTS
Crystal Palace +7	6	4	2	0	14
Chelsea +5	6	3	2	1	11
Arsenal +4	6	3	2	1	11
Everton +3	6	3	2	1	11
West Ham +1	6	3	2	1	11
Swansea City +2	6	2	4	0	10
Manchester United +2	6	3	1	2	10
Hull City +1	6	2	3	1	9
Watford +1	6	2	3	1	9
Spurs +1	6	2	2	2	8
Liverpool -2	6	2	2	2	8
Sunderland -2	6	2	2	2	8
Leicester City 1	6	1	4	1	7
West Brom -1	6	2	1	3	7
Middlesbrough-2	6	1	3	2	6
Manchester City -3	6	1	2	3	5
Southampton -4	6	1	1	4	4
Stoke City -4	6	0	3	3	3
Bournemouth -5	6	0	3	3	3
Burnley-5	0	0	2	4	2

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