🎥 Bournemouth boss Iraola explains his style of play
Bournemouth have been a club refreshed under Spanish boss Andoni Iraola.
The Cherries have been in the top-four picture throughout most of the current Premier League campaign, though their pace has slowed as of late.
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Much of the success of the south coast club is attributed to the coaching of Iraola, whose stature in English football only grows with every week.
In a recent interview with BBC Five Live, the 42-year-old coach gave the perfect explanation of his tactics at the Vitality Stadium.
You can certainly see those traits when you tune in to watch the Cherries play, as they are consistently one of the most well-drilled sides in the division.
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