Bournemouth Owner Reveals Why He SACKED Gary O'Neil as Manager

In a surprising move, Bournemouth owner Bill Foley has sacked Gary O'Neil as the club's manager, just three weeks after the end of the Premier League season. Despite successfully guiding the team to a 15th-place finish and securing their top-flight status, O'Neil was informed by Foley that the club wants to pursue a different style of football. O'Neil took over as caretaker manager in August and was appointed on a permanent basis in November following Foley's takeover. During his tenure, Bournemouth won 11 games and drew six out of 37 matches. Foley expressed gratitude for O'Neil's achievements but emphasized that the decision was made in the best interests of the club's long-term success. The search for O'Neil's replacement is underway.