AFC Bournemouth Archives: 09/2016

Jack Wilshere had high praise indeed for Bournemouth teammate, Harry Arter, following the Cherries’ 1-0 win over Everton at the weekend.

Bournemouth chairman, Jeff Mostyn, has admitted that it’s possible that they could attempt to sign Jack Wilshere permanently but it would set the Cherries back potentially £64m.

Jack Wilshere made his second start for Bournemouth at the weekend in their 1-0 win over Everton and manager, Eddie Howe, has been praising the Arsenal man once again.

Jack Wilshere has backed his loan team, Bournemouth, to do something special after they beat Everton 1-0 on Saturday.

Eddie Howe has publicly shown his belief that Jack Wilshere can be a brilliant player for Bournemouth whilst on loan with the Cherries this season.

Jack Wilshere started and played 75 minutes as Bournemouth registered their second Premier League victory of the season at home against Everton, consequently ending their unbeaten streak.

Eddie Howe admitted that if Jack Wilshere had been part of Manchester City’s team on Saturday, he might have given a very different performance.

Jack Wilshere has taken to Facebook, apologising to the Bournemouth supporters that travelled to Manchester for their 4-0 defeat against Pep Guardiola’s City side.

Jack Wilshere made his first competitive start for AFC Bournemouth following his season-long loan move, but was restricted as Manchester City scored early on and were able to dictate the pace of play for much of the match afterwards.

Jack Wilshere is reportedly going to get his first start of the season for Bournemouth against Manchester City.

Former England striker, Brian Deane, is pretty adamant that Bournemouth boss, Eddie Howe, won’t be the man to take over at Arsenal once Arsene Wenger steps down.

Bournemouth boss, Eddie Howe, has revealed that although he wants to get Jack Wilshere playing full matches as soon as possible, there’s a delicate balance and he doesn’t want to rush him.

Arsenal will open talks with Jack Wilshere in December over a new deal according to Arsene Wenger himself.

Jack Wilshere made his competitive debut for AFC Bournemouth during their 1-0 victory over West Bromwich Albion in one of Saturday’s 3pm kick-offs.

Eddie Howe has admitted that they are having to manage Jack Wilshere to ensure that he doesn’t suffer any more injury problems which would, of course, negate the entire point of his loan.

Eddie Howe has dismissed the rumours that emerged earlier in the week that Arsenal are lining him up as a successor to Arsene Wenger.

Jack Wilshere made his debut for Bournemouth on Saturday when he played the first half against AC Milan.

Jack Wilshere may have only played 45 minutes for Bournemouth in their game against AC Milan on Saturday, but he did more than enough to show what he has and why the Cherries were so delighted to land him.

Paul Scholes loves to moan, especially about anything Arsenal related, so I can imagine he was positively salivating at the prospect of having a pop at Jack Wilshere for going to Bournemouth on loan.

Benik Afobe has spoken about his long-term friendship with Jack Wilshere but has insisted that he had nothing to do with the midfielder’s decision to join Bournemouth on a season-long loan.