Woodgate on his “brilliant” Cherries

[swansnews]

Bournemouth manager Jonathan Woodgate was full of praise for his Bournemouth side after they brushed aside the Swans at the Vitality Stadium last night to very much keep their play off hopes alive. Woodgate saw his side score three unanswered goals to put a big dent in the Swans automatic promotion...

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[Jacket]

Didn't think they were brilliant in any way shape or form. First two goals were gifted by the two worst examples of defending I've seen all season and the last goal came when we were pushing forward to try and get something back. If that first goal hadn't gone in, and let's face it all it would have taken would be something resembling decent defending or a couple of inches in any direction on the shot and the outcome would have been different. Don't know who they have on the weekend, but it wouldn't surprise me one bit if they lose.

 

[Badlands]

They controlled the game.

 

[Jacket]

They controlled the game.

When you're gifted two goals playing against opposition low on confidence who in general aren't used to conceding two in the first half (only second time this season) and therefore stepping into the unchartered territory, that isn't such a mean feet is it?