Tim Sherwood

In that role where he plays now, he can see the game and slow it down.

He's a lovely link for the team.

And you mentioned before the game about with Callum Wilson.

Those passes, the more they play together, the more understanding they'll create.

It's a little bit naughty.

The referee, I think, is facing it, but I think something catches his attention.

Look, you can see him here, he's watching it.

It's not good enough, you.

Yeah, it's an interesting one, but I'm sure they'll look at it, the FA, but...

I mean, I think it shows you what an honest man he is because he could have made a lot of that.

But once the game's finished, he said, OK, I didn't mean it.

Tim, I bow to your great knowledge on that because you had Daniel Locker as well.

I think it would have been Wanyama who would have said, yeah, he's definitely gone for afters there because those two are at it all game, Arter and Wanyama.

But as he said, Sissoko is not normally something that he has in his game.

What's achievable?

They got chin last year, and I think it was a...

It was a real statement of intent, not just from Tottenham, but also I think Bournemouth have since then probably changed.

They've had a look at how they're going to play, what level they need to get to if they want to not just stay in the Premier League but improve as a team.

And I mentioned before about tactically, I think Eddie Howe, what he does, it doesn't just happen by accident.

That's hours of hard work on the training field.