Bournemouth sack Jason Tindall as manager after less than six months

Bournemouth have sacked Jason Tindall after less than six months as manager. The resolution was taken after 4 straight Championship defeats broken the membership’s hopes of computerized promotion again to the Premier League.

Tuesday’s dwelling defeat by struggling Sheffield Wednesday left the crew with one level from a doable 15 since mid-January and in sixth place, eight factors behind second-placed Swansea having performed a sport extra.

Tindall was appointed as manager last August on a three-year contract after Eddie Howe left following relegation. Tindall had been Howe’s long-serving assistant. Jonathan Woodgate, introduced on to the teaching employees this week, could possibly be among the many candidates to succeed him.

Bournemouth stated: “It is a decision which has not been taken lightly, given Jason’s outstanding commitment to the club as a player, assistant manager and manager. However, recent performances and results have fallen well below the board’s expectations.

“We feel a change is needed now in order to give the club the best possible chance of achieving the goals that were clearly set out last summer. We would like to place on record our thanks to Jason for his services to AFC Bournemouth over the past 22 years.

“He is someone who is fondly thought of throughout the club, having played an important role in rescuing the club from its darkest days and taking it on the greatest journey it has ever had. Jason will always be welcome at Vitality Stadium.”