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BEGOVIC RESCUES WEARY CHERRIES

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The LeaguePaper Team
18 October 2020

Tindall’s fed-up at demands on players

By Steve Coombs

NO WAY THROUGH: Bournemouth’s Dominic Solanke shoots at goal
PICTURE: PA Images

JASON Tindall blamed fatigue from the international fixtures for his Bournemouth side’s sluggish draw against QPR.
Despite extending their unbeaten start to the Championship season, the Cherries failed to conjure a single shot on target in the 90 minutes.
Tindall whose side beat Coventry 3-1 before the twoweek recess, said: “We were well below the standard that we set against Coventry. “We didn’t create too many chan...

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