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23.02.2003
Recent games against strugglers Swansea, Bristol Rovers and Exeter are being replaced by tough away games against fellow promotion chasing Bury and Rushden in the next ten days. Sean O'Driscoll has spoken about how the team have set their stall out to go about picking up points in a professional manner throughout what is set to be a hectic March period.
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16.02.2003
Three clean sheets in a row now has played a part in Bournemouth regaining an automatic promotion place in Division Three. Manager Sean O'Driscoll was pleased with the defensive performance and said that The Cherries may have won it on another day with the chances created at the other end.
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12.02.2003
Cherries boss Sean O'Driscoll was under no illusions about the fact his team were put through a tough game last night, but praised their spirit and togetherness. It's also two clean sheets in a row for Neil Moss and O'Driscoll emphasised the teams ability to always look like scoring.
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08.02.2003
Cherries manager Sean O'Driscoll praised the high quality team performance shown against Wrexham this afternoon. He explained the changes and the reasons for them and was pleased that it paid off. Sean also looked ahead to Tuesday against an in form Swansea City.
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05.02.2003
Cherries manager Sean O'Driscoll spoke after the Kidderminster defeat and explained how his side were made to play a different way due to a number of factors. He said how they were tactics that have worked at places like Lincoln and that the players are frustrated not to have come away with any points from the match.
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02.02.2003
Bournemouth currently have games in hand on the team higher in the league and Sean O'Driscoll has insisted that draws aren't enough from the games in hand, starting Tuesday against Kidderminster. He said that every game is a cup final as the Cherries are playing catch up with twenty games to play.
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15.01.2003
Bournemouth went to Crewe last night and were matched against a similar team in terms of playing football and adopting a flowing passing game. O'Driscoll said that had the team lost the game, it would have been to a team trying to do exactly the same as Bournemouth, but doing it better so win or lose, there was always going to be something to learn from the match.
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29.12.2002
A crowd of over 6,200 enjoyed a six-goal thriller at The Fitness First Stadium yesterday, but left wandering how the goals were shared at three each. In spite of the result, the performance was a good one from Sean's players and he emphasised that in the post match press conference.
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27.12.2002
Peter Grant expressed his disappointment of the Boxing Day defeat against Oxford, but said that the players must bounce back with another game so quickly. He was disappointed with the lack of consistency shown by the referee and also said that with ten men, the Bournemouth players could have done the simple things a bit better to make the game a little easier. We've also got views from manager, Sean O'Driscoll.
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23.12.2002
Cherries manager Sean O'Driscoll is in an optimistic mood going into a busy Christmas schedule. Against Hull City, the team managed to keep a clean sheet with no keeper for eighty minutes and controlled a game that O'Driscoll credited as the best performance of the season so far. We've also got views from stand in keeper, Marcus Browning.
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