Eddie Howe left his job as afcbournemouth manager by mutual consent on Saturday, saying it was the right time for the club to have a change following their relegation from the PremierLeague EPL IOLSport
CAPE TOWN - Eddie Howe left his job as Bournemouth manager by mutual consent on Saturday, saying it was the right time for the club to have a change following their relegation from the Premier League.
Bournemouth's five-year stint in the top division ended on the final day of the season after they finished third-bottom in the standings with 34 points."Having spent a total of 25 years with the club as both a player and a manager this decision - made together with the club - is one of the hardest I’ve ever had to make," he said.
"However, although the affection and love I have for this football club will always remain, we collectively feel that now is the right time for the club to go in a new direction.Please read this letter from Eddie after the unbelievable journey we've all been on ❤️ 🖤
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