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UNSETTLED CHERRIES ARE PICKED OFF

The Football League Paper

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February 21, 2021

JONATHAN Woodgate has admitted Bournemouth’s uncertainty over the managerial position is proving “unsettling” for the players.

- David McIntyre

UNSETTLED CHERRIES ARE PICKED OFF

The Cherries went down at QPR – their first loss in their five matches since Woodgate was placed in caretaker charge.

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry is in the frame to take over, but Woodgate is in the dark over the club’s plans.

“I have no idea what’s happening with it. We’ll just have to see what the board say next,” Woodgate said.

“Obviously it can be unsettling for the players and fans, but there’s nothing we can really do about it.

“I’ve just got to get on with it, keep my own counsel and do my best for the club.”

Bournemouth were the better side during a goalless first half, but went behind in the 58th minute after a mistake by Chris Mepham – a boyhood QPR fan.

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