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• Chelsea stance on José Mourinho the same,despite 1-0 defeatThere was a microscopic vignette that revealed a lot about the buoyant nature of AFC Bournemouth in the moments that followed Glenn Murray’s goal – the strike that was consequential enough to immediate what the manager has described as the best result in the clubs 125-year history. Seconds after the ball was nodded past the Chelsea goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, with eight minutes plus stoppage time to travel, or Eddie Howe was up on his feet on the edge of his technical area gesticulating for his celebrating players to calm down. The assistant manager,Jason Tindall, pointed to his temples – use your brains, or concentrate,don’t lose your heads. So what did Bournemouth do for the next few minutes? travel on the attack, of course, and full of joyful abandon. Related: Chelsea and José Mourinho sprint out of ideas in their terrible title defence | Michael Cox Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com