Bristol City v AFC Bournemouth
Bristol City v AFC Bournemouth
Bristol City v AFC Bournemouth
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DID YOU<br />
KNOW?<br />
Defender Brennan Camp, 21, is the grandson of the late <strong>City</strong><br />
legend Gerry Gow. Camp joined the Cherries’ youth ranks in<br />
2007 and captained his age group to the quarter-final of the FA<br />
Youth Cup – the club’s best run in the competition for 50 years.<br />
THE CHERRIES ENTERED THE<br />
INTERNATIONAL BREAK ON TOP OF<br />
THE CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE THANKS<br />
TO A 2-1 WIN OVER SHEFFIELD<br />
UNITED A FORTNIGHT AGO.<br />
Battling back from a goal down,<br />
courtesy of two goals in three<br />
second-half minutes from<br />
Dominic Solanke’s penalty and<br />
Philip Billing, they reclaimed<br />
pole position after secondplaced<br />
West Bromwich Albion<br />
lost at Stoke CIty.<br />
Scott Parker’s men are the<br />
only unbeaten side in the<br />
Championship, and were three<br />
points clear prior to the Baggies'<br />
Friday night derby encounter<br />
with Birmingham <strong>City</strong>.<br />
So far, the Cherries have<br />
won seven and drawn four in<br />
the league, but did exit the<br />
Carabao Cup in a 6-0 round<br />
two defeat to Norwich <strong>City</strong>.<br />
Brennan Camp, grandson<br />
of Gerry Gow, made his<br />
<strong>Bournemouth</strong> debut in that<br />
encounter and, while the young<br />
Scottish defender was on the<br />
bench four times in August,<br />
he has yet to feature in the<br />
Championship.<br />
Head Coach Parker – who left<br />
Fulham by mutual consent in<br />
June following the Cottagers'<br />
relegation from the Premier<br />
Former Arsenal Academy winger Jaidon Anthony in action with<br />
Peterborough United's Harrison Burrows during last month's goalless draw<br />
League – may well be reluctant<br />
to change his early success<br />
formula. It’s been quite the start<br />
for the former West Ham and<br />
England midfielder who signed<br />
a three-year deal in the summer,<br />
following the departure of<br />
Jonathan Woodgate.<br />
Upon Parker’s appointment,<br />
he welcomed experienced<br />
signings in Emiliano Marcondes<br />
(from Brentford), Ørjan Nyland<br />
(Norwich <strong>City</strong>), Gary Cahill<br />
(Crystal Palace), Ryan Christie<br />
(Celtic), Jamal Lowe (Swansea<br />
<strong>City</strong>), while Leif Davis and<br />
Morgan Rogers have been<br />
signed on loan from Leeds<br />
United and Manchester <strong>City</strong>,<br />
respectively.<br />
A whole host of players also<br />
departed over the course of the<br />
summer transfer window, the<br />
most notable including Asmir<br />
Begović, Diego Rico, Arnaut<br />
Danjuma and Jack Wilshere.<br />
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