Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola's assistant, or a Cherries figure identified as Rose, has urged the club to keep up their momentum after a commanding win over Lincoln, according to BBC News. Rose pointed out that Bournemouth had already shown promising form across their opening three league fixtures, even though they were let down by conceding late goals in those matches.
On the injury front, Rose gave a positive update on Veljko Milosavljevic, suggesting the defender is "most likely" to be the first of the club's sidelined players to return to action.
The comments come as Bournemouth look to build on their strong start to the season, with consistency now the priority as they aim to convert good performances into secured results. While the Lincoln victory offered reassurance, Rose's message was clear — the level must be maintained rather than treated as a one-off, with squad depth set to be tested further as personnel issues are gradually resolved in the coming weeks.