Jason Tindall: Last News

Newcastle dealt a major blow to Arsenal's hopes of Champions League qualification.Eddie Howe's side won their final home game of the season 2-0 to leave Mikel Arteta's men two points adrift of the top four with one game to go. The result had St James' Park bouncing and two famous faces were caught by the cameras as the Geordie TV duo celebrated.One fan who snapped them with massive grins on their faces poked fun at the Gunners with an I'm a Celebrity...

Eddie Howe has agreed to become the new Celtic manager, according to reports. The former Bournemouth boss is the clear front-runner to replace Neil Lennon as manager but with just two games of the season to go no announcement has been forthcoming.

Bournemouth fans have been left fuming after Jonathan Woodgate - and not Thierry Henry was confirmed as the club's new manager.Woodgate was handed the reins on a temporary basis at the start of February following the dismissal of then-boss Jason Tindall.He has won three of his five matches in charge but had been expected to stand aside once a replacement for Tindall had been found. A number of high profile names were sounded out for the role, including Arsenal legend and current CF Montreal manager Henry.

Bournemouth have appointed Jonathan Woodgate as head coach until the end of the season.

Thierry Henry is closing in on his first management job in English football - moving him a step closer to his ultimate dream.

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry could reportedly be confirmed as the new Bournemouth boss as early as next week.The Cherries sacked Jason Tindall two weeks ago with Jonathan Woodgate having been in charge on a caretaker basis.Woodgate has impressed at the helm, winning three of his four matches and helping Bournemouth to sixth in the Championship.Woodgate will remain in the dug out for Saturday’s clash with QPR though The Mirror claim that Bournemouth hope to appoint Henry as early as next week.It’s reported that an official approach has been made to Henry’s current club CF Montreal for talks.The Mirror add that Bournemouth will task the Gunners hero with building on Woodgate’s work and securing a return to the Premier League.Having been

Arsene Wenger has given his thoughts on Thierry Henry preparing to take over at Bournemouth, saying he's surprised he's willing to leave Monreal Impact.

Bournemouth are interviewing managerial candidates this week with caretaker boss Jonathan Woodgate suddenly making a strong case.

Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Bournemouth have today announced the sacking of manager Jason Tindall.The Cherries have lost four on the bounce in the Championship, resulting in a slide down the table. Having only suffered relegation last season, Bournemouth are clearly keen to return to the top flight at the first time of asking.

Sky Sports News had earlier reported that Everton had won the race to sign King after they and Fulham both verbally agreed on terms with Bournemouth. Having scored 48 goals across 161 top flight appearances for the Cherries, he has only managed three goals across all competitions across 13 outings so far this season.He did score two against Oldham this month, and was praised afterwards by Cherries boss Jason Tindall - who said he hoped the striker would stay at the Vitality Stadium.“He came off the pitch with two good goals and 90 minutes behind him.

Rangers could have more signing news before Monday’s deadline as Bournemouth boss Jason Tindall confirmed ongoing talks over duo Nnamdi Ofoborh and Jack Simpson. The Ibrox boss has done a pre-contract deal for Aberdeen’s Scott Wright and the Cherries pair are next in line.

Bournemouth on a short-term deal until the end of the season as he looks to resurrect his career in the Championship.The former Arsenal midfielder has been without a club since he was released by West Ham in October, having made just nine starts in two-and-a-half years due to familiar struggles with injury.Since leaving the Hammers Wilshere has been training with former club Bournemouth, where he made 27 appearances during a season-long loan in the 2016/17 campaign.And having impressed manager Jason Tindall, he has now been offered a six-month contract with the Cherries.Tindall will be desperate for the 29-year-old, who was named Arsenal’s Player of the Year and PFA Young Player of the Year following a sensational breakthrough season in

straight to your inboxBournemouth striker Joshua King is holding out hope that he will finally be able to return to Manchester United this summer, according to reports.King left United after spending five years in the club's youth system in 2013 and, although he didn't enjoy much success at Blackburn Rovers, he has gone on to establish himself as a dependable and versatile Premier League forward at Bournemouth.Despite only playing 26 games last season due to a muscle injury, he still managed to bag six goals and four assists but it wasn't enough to keep the Cherries in the top flight.New Bournemouth boss Jason Tindall has admitted that any of his players could be up for grabs this summer and it has opened the door for United to potentially

Manchester United are eyeing up a move for Bournemouth winger David Brooks in the event that their attempts to sign Jadon Sancho fall apart.The Welsh winger made just nine appearances as the Cherries were relegated but the club have put a £40m valuation on him.Bournemouth boss Jason Tindall says the club will not stop a player from leaving if their valuation is met, amid Manchester United's interest in David Brooks.United are still hopeful of doing a deal with Borussia Dortmund for Sancho, but they are keeping their options open nonetheless.And Tindall, who replaced Eddie Howe last month, says players will be allowed to leave if their price tag is matched.Nathan Ake was sold to Manchester City for £41m before Aaron Ramsdale left for

Manchester United have been handed a transfer boost in their pursuit of David Brooks after Bournemouth made it clear they will allow players to seek pastures new if they wish.

straight to your inboxBournemouth are open to selling Manchester United target David Brooks during the summer transfer window.The Cherries were relegated from the Premier League on the final day of the season and have already sold Nathan Ake to Manchester City and Aaron Ramsdale to Sheffield United.New manager Jason Tindall this week insisted the club won't prevent anyone from leaving as long as their valuation is met.Brooks, 23, is a target for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer despite their primary target being Jadon Sancho.

Championship fixtures for the 2020-21 season have been released.The new campaigns get underway at the same time as the 2020-21 Premier League season with the first round of matches taking place on September 12.New Bournemouth boss Jason Tindall begins his task of trying to get the Cherries back into the Premier League with the visit of Blackburn Rovers.Watford welcome Middlesbrough to Vicarage Road on the opening day while Norwich face a trip to Huddersfield.League One champions Coventry City will take on Bristol City as newly promoted Rotherham begin life in the Championship away to Wycombe Wanderers - who came up via the playoffs.All matches will continue to be played behind closed doors but football bosses are hopeful of allowing some

Bournemouth have accepted an improved £18.5million offer from Sheffield United for keeper Aaron Ramsdale. The Premier League vultures have been told to cough up proper cash if they want to raid the Vitality Stadium in the current window.And Chris Wilder’s Yorkshire outfit have done just that after initially failing with a £12m bid to re-sign England Under-21 stopper Ramsdale.The Cherries number one is currently on holiday and will return this week to discuss personal terms at Bramall Lane.

Bournemouth by his football-obsessed Cherries-fan son.And the rookie boss, who is stepping up from his role as Eddie Howe’s assistant, joked it will be child’s play compared to keeping up with ten-year-old Levi.The Tindalls were away on holiday in Croatia when the call came offering the 42-year-old his first big gig in management, and the decision to say yes was firmly a family affair.Tindall said: “There was pressure from my son! He’s a big football enthusiast. He kept asking if I was going to be the manager.“The more I said to him: ‘I’m not sure,’ the more he said: ‘Well, what else are you going to do?’ When I asked myself that it made my decision a little bit easier.“I’ve stood side by side with Ed for 12 years.

Bournemouth have appointed Jason Tindall as the club's new manager, succeeding the departed Eddie Howe.

Motherwell boss Stephen Robinson is on the shortlist of managers to take over the vacant Bournemouth post, it has been reported. The Steelmen gaffer, who turned out for the Cherries as a player, is being viewed as a contender for the hot seat following the departure of Eddie Howe.Eddie Howe left his role at Dean Court after his side were relegated to the Championship on the final day of the season.Jason Tindall, Howe's former assistant, is currently in caretaker charge at the club ahead of the start of the new campaign next month.