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Kevin Bond and his team are "relieved of their duties with immediate effect" following a four-and-a-half hour emergency board meeting
Savi's regret as Kevin Bond goes -
JIMMY Quinn isunveiled as Cherries' new manager - with Jason Tindall as his assistant.
Quinn and Weymouth's Jason Tindall unveiled -
Quinn pledges to do the job at a press conference
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We're a happy camp now, claims skipper Darren Anderton. "I think he wants us to play football and also to get balls and crosses in the box. That's how you score goals and he wants us to be productive."
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Two moments of magic start the Quinn era to give the Cherries at point at Notts County.
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The day before his homecoming game Quinn calls for a 'fortress' Dean Court, saying he wants other sides to be intimidated by playing in Bournemouth.
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Cherries are beaten by a 10-man Macclesfield as Cherries fans make their displeasure clear
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A first win for Quinn as Cherries turn on the style to see off League Two table-toppers Bradford City.
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Quinn promises an intune Cherries side is on the way as the squad wins its second game in a row
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Two defeats on the trot sees Quinn reading the riot act to the squad. He says only three out of the starting 11 made the grade in a demoralising 4-1 defeat at Shrewsbury Town
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Quinn says he wants four league victories from nine ganes before Christmas.
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Quinn reads the riot act as Cherries slip 10 points adrift of League Two safety after another defeat.
"I said to them at half-time that my sister is probably tougher than one or two of them. " -
Cherries fans ponder what might have been as Phil Brown - passed over for the Cherries job in favour of Kevin Bond - takes Hull to the top of the Premiership
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One of Quinn's target strikers turns down the chance to join Cherries. Quinn says five or six others have also turned him down.
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Quinn apologises after defeat at Accrington Stanley sees Cherries still facing a points deficit.
Quinn said: %u201CI can only apologise to the fans for the first half-an-hour. I%u2019m not surprised they were fed up after travelling all this way to see their team go 3-0 down. I was fed up too and I%u2019m the manager. " -
Quinn promises that alcohol abuse won't be tolerated after allegations of a drinking culture at Dean Court. %u201CI%u2019ve had a couple of emails from fans showing their concern about a drinking culture at the club,%u201D he explained. %u201CI%u2019ve had a word with the chief executive (Alastair Saverimutto) and that just will not be tolerated in any way, shape or form."
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Cherries finally reach the magic zero after a draw at Luton Town.
New signings Matt Tubbs and Mark Molesley are applauded by Quinn. -
Darren Anderton announces that December 6ths match will be his last.
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<a href='http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/search/3956312.ANDERTON_S_FAIRYTALE_FINISH/' >Anderton bows out in style as Cherries win 1-0 over Chester City.
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Chairman Paul Baker says the fans are right to be angry but says he's right behind Quinn and will back him all the way
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<a href='http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/search/4003994.Quinn_slams_poor_defence/' >The rollercoaster dips back down again after a Boxing Day beating for the Cherries. Quinn says his squad's defending defied belief./a>
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Baker says he is planning a 'restructure' in January's transfer window. But Barnet manager Paul Fairclough says Cherries fans should stand by Jimmy Quinn.
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Quinn and Cherries part company after 121 days.
Quinn%u2019s was the shortest managerial reign at Dean Court %u2013 by some considerable margin %u2013 since Cherries joined the Football League in 1923.
Chairman Paul Baker sold his stake to a consortium led by Adam Murry.
