'I love it' - Elphick wants Cherries to embrace intense festive schedule
TOMMY Elphick called on Cherries to “embrace the challenge” of a tight turnaround in fixtures, as they head into battle with Crystal Palace tomorrow (3pm).
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Regional sports reporter covering all sport including AFC Bournemouth and Poole Pirates
Regional sports reporter covering all sport including AFC Bournemouth and Poole Pirates
TOMMY Elphick called on Cherries to “embrace the challenge” of a tight turnaround in fixtures, as they head into battle with Crystal Palace tomorrow (3pm).
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