Charlie Daniels

Yeah, but it was only to improve me and that and to get on board with what he said.

Yeah, it's been really tough this season especially off the pitch with dad and sadly lost his battle with cancer.

So during

probably from November onwards, it's been really tough for me, but the gaffer, the players, the staff, everyone at Bournemouth has been so good to me, and the fans as well.

Every time I see someone, they send their condolences and that, so it just shows what a special club Bournemouth is and how everyone is together.

Yeah, no doubt they will do at some point.

But I think he's still got things that he wants to do at Bournemouth.

But I've got no doubt that a big team will come in for him sooner rather than later.

And then it's up to him wherever he decides to go.

But a fantastic manager, fantastic coach.

What's he done for you, Charlie?

How does that work?

Everything.

So he's...

He's so meticulous about his preparation, and he just wants to improve every player in the squad.

So we have loads of meetings, we have loads of different things that he wants to work on.

Actually, when we were coming through the league, so when we were in League One,

Me and Mark Pugh used to watch clips on Leighton Baines and Steven Pienaar and we used to go through clips and that's how he wanted us to play and their rotations and the rotations that they did and stuff like that and I think he does it with different players and how he pitches them and what they can do to improve and he wants that on the pitch every day.

Every day is the same thing, he wants everyone to improve.

Is it?