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Bournemouth’s decision not to panic after their tough start is paying off

The Guardian ·First reported 1h ago

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Marco Rose’s team did not win any of their first six games in the Premier League but he stayed calm and positive By Opta Analyst It would have been easy, understandable even, for Bournemouth fans to feel down and worried. Their revered head coach, Andoni…

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