Five things we learned from the Premier League weekend, featuring Andoni Iraola, toxicity at Tottenham, and Villa’s need for signings.Andoni Iraola admirers growing with each weekBournemouth’s
Liverpool is preparing for a pivotal round of Premier League football. First up is a Champions League clash against PSV, but the real stakes come at the weekend — when Arsenal takes on Manchester City after the Reds have travelled to face Andoni Iraola's in-form Bournemouth side.
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High-flying Bournemouth and their manager Andoni Iraola are discussed on the latest episode of The Athletic FC Podcast
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There wasn't much positive team news from Iraola, who still has eight players ruled out through injury: "Marcus Tavernier is the only player who has started training with the group but I don't know if we are going to have him tomorrow. We will have to decide."
Bournemouth’s head coach has a philosophy that centres around making life incredibly uncomfortable for their opponents. Iraola instructs his players to mark man-to-man all over the pitch, and he will send them forward in packs to hunt for turnovers.
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Nottingham Forest have grabbed most of the limelight as the Premier League's big over-achievers this season but Bournemouth's rise to top-four contenders is equally remarkable.