Championship

RYAN’S KEEN TO RIDE THE WAVE

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The LeaguePaper Team
30 January 2022

By Jack Lacey-Hatton

AT LAST! Ryan Christie celebrates scoring for Bournemouth and, below, boss Scott Parker
PICTURE: Alamy

AFTER a steady start on the south coast, Ryan Christie reckons he’s clicked into gear at Bournemouth and is ready to make a giant splash in their bid for promotion.
It took a little time for the attacking midfielder to find his feet after a deadline day transfer from Scottish giants Celtic at the end of August. The Scotland international went 19 games before bagging his first goal in a 3-0 win over Cardiff in late December, though he has weighed in with a handfu...

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