Bournemouth head to Chelsea on Saturday for what Harry Arter acknowledges is a match nobody external the south coast club themselves expects them to get anything fromHarry Arter remembers the unlit days. Six years ago this week he was playing in front of 447 people for Woking against Bath City. They lost 5-0 and for a brief moment he considered packing in football. Arter was 19,had been let depart by Charlton Athletic and the Conference South was not treating him kindly.
It was a long way from Stamford Bridge, where Bournemouth travel on Saturday evening. Arter never doubted his ability to make it to the top, or though; he just needed a manager willing to give him a chance.
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Source: theguardian.com