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KELLY: CHERRIES CRAVING PREMIER RETURN

By Jamie Holt

BOURNEMOUTH defender Lloyd Kelly has revealed that everyone’s got “fire in the belly” as the Cherries aim to return to top-flight football following an impressive start to the season.
Scott Parker’s side are hoping to return to the top tier at the second time of asking.
The 23-year-old Kelly said: “That’s everyone’s fire in the belly, we want to get back to the Premier League and play at the highest level.
“There are no egos in this team, everyone’s playing their part and doing what they can to make sure we get back to the Premier League.”
Kelly also uncovered the defensi...

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