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How did you rate the Cherries this season? Have your say in survey
How did you rate the Cherries this season? Have your say in survey

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time3 days ago

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How did you rate the Cherries this season? Have your say in survey

HOW did you rate the Cherries' season in 2024/25? It was a brilliant year for the club on and off the pitch - and the Daily Echo is inviting fans to have their say in a fans' survey for the end of the season. There was silverware for the women's team as they achieved promotion and won the National League Plate, while the development squad reached the final of the Professional Development League playoffs. For the men's first team, a record-breaking campaign saw Andoni Iraola's side earn a best-ever 56 points, with the most wins and most goals scored in a Premier League season for AFC Bournemouth. Let us know your highlights and lowlights, as well as how you rated each of the men's players across the top flight campaign below. The deadline for responses is this Sunday, June 8.

Have your say in Daily Echo fans' survey after record-breaking Cherries campaign
Have your say in Daily Echo fans' survey after record-breaking Cherries campaign

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time6 days ago

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Have your say in Daily Echo fans' survey after record-breaking Cherries campaign

IT WAS a brilliant season for the Cherries on and off the pitch in 2024/25. A record-breaking campaign in terms of wins, points and goals scored saw Andoni Iraola's team finish a record-equalling ninth in the Premier League. Off the pitch, the club opened the brand new, state-of-the-art performance centre, as well as confirming the purchase of the Vitality Stadium - with plans to redevelop the ground to expand capacity. Read more: 'We have to find the proper balance": Iraola aiming to build depth at Cherries 'We have time': Iraola relaxed over contract talks with focus on pre-season 'Massive gap' to 'expensive' European qualification: Iraola 'That was our worst period': Iraola reflects on tough run in 24/25 campaign There has been success for the women's team as they reached the third tier after an unbeaten season, claiming the National League Plate in a league-plate double. The development squad reached the final of the Professional Development League playoffs, beaten by Brentford but after a brilliant run at the end of the season saw them reach the final. With so much to celebrate, it has been an exceptional year for the club. Read more: Cherries' incredible comeback at Everton nominated for Premier League award Pair of Kepa stops nominated for Premier League save of the season Brooks nominated for Premier League goal of the season for Everton volley But how did you rate the Cherries this season? What would you give each of the men's players out of five for their performances this season? What was your highlight and lowlight of the campaign? Who was your signing of the season and what position do you see as the priority to strengthen in this summer? Answer all these questions and more in the Daily Echo's fan survey. Responses are welcome until next Sunday, June 8.

Cherries travel to Keynsham in National League
Cherries travel to Keynsham in National League

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time31-01-2025

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Cherries travel to Keynsham in National League

THE Cherries return to National League action as they travel to Keynsham Town on Sunday. Steve Cuss's side will be aiming to make it 11 wins from 11 this campaign as they head to face the Somerset side, who are in fifth place in the table. Bournemouth are two places above them, although they have three games in hand over the two teams below them and the one team above them in Moneyfields. The Cherries are one point behind the league leaders Swindon Town, with five games in hand. The Dorset side are full of confidence coming into this week's game, after a 3-2 win in the semi final of the National League Plate last weekend. Goals from Gemma McGuinness, Ellie Strippel and Molly Barron-Clark saw them beat Manchester United's academy at Ringwood Community Hub. Last time out in the league, the Cherries comfortably beat Maidenhead United 3-0 away from home in their first game of 2025, after their previous two games had been postponed. Their hosts Keynsham beat Ilminster 2-0 in the Somerset County Cup, after they were handily beaten 4-0 by Moneyfields in the league the week previous. Bournemouth travel to the AJN Stadium on Sunday, February 2 to face Keynsham Town, with a 2pm kick off.

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