Player of the matchweek
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Age: 26
Height: 1.80m
Nationality: Gambian/Norwegian
Playing position: Striker
Two red cards this matchweek, two draws, three teams still unbeaten and Arsenal went back into the top four. Liverpool v Man City was not as good as I hoped goals wise effectively it was a bore draw. This is the last matchweek as it is the international break and finally England have called up Jadon Sancho!!!
Bournemouth thumped 10 man Watford 4-0 at Vicorage road with Josh King scoring two putting in an overall good performance. As a forward he has not got the best goalscoring record, between 2009-2013 he scored under 10 goals in over 50 plus appearances on loan spells from Manchester United.
None the less, Eddie Howe has shown faith in King, he starts consistently for Bournemouth and always puts in a shift win, lose or draw. This matchweek was one of his better games making the most of the advantage they had and getting on the score sheet.
He scored both goals before half time, winning the spot kick and dispatching it with confidence. He has scored four goals in eight Premier League games and is two behind Hazard and one behind Aguero, Kane, Mitrovic and Glenn Murray.
King has 34 Premier League goals, only four Norwegians have scored more than him in the competition (Solskjaer, Iverson, Carew and Flo). He is entering the prime age for a striker so hopefully he can start to get on the score sheet a lot more and take his game to the next level.
Eddie Howe is considered to be a top manager in the Premier League, and many are tipping him to get a bigger job. I don't think Josh King would get picked up by a bigger club without adding a lot more goals to his game, But Howe has improved him as a player and Bournemouth fans will hope his form continues.
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He scored both goals before half time, winning the spot kick and dispatching it with confidence. He has scored four goals in eight Premier League games and is two behind Hazard and one behind Aguero, Kane, Mitrovic and Glenn Murray.
King has 34 Premier League goals, only four Norwegians have scored more than him in the competition (Solskjaer, Iverson, Carew and Flo). He is entering the prime age for a striker so hopefully he can start to get on the score sheet a lot more and take his game to the next level.
Eddie Howe is considered to be a top manager in the Premier League, and many are tipping him to get a bigger job. I don't think Josh King would get picked up by a bigger club without adding a lot more goals to his game, But Howe has improved him as a player and Bournemouth fans will hope his form continues.
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