Bournemouth · League One · Midfielder · #16 · England · 26 yrs
Marcus Tavernier plays as a midfielder for Bournemouth. Marcus Tavernier is a English international, 26 years old, midfielder, currently at Bournemouth. Marcus Tavernier wears shirt number 16 for Bournemouth. Marcus Tavernier was born in Leeds, England on 1999-03-22. Marcus Tavernier is 178 cm tall and weighs 70 kg. Marcus Tavernier's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across League One, FA Cup, UEFA U19 Championship, Premier League, and other leagues. Marcus Tavernier's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Marcus Tavernier season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Midfielder · #16
Bournemouth BOUEuropean football. The Cherries have already made a stand in their attempts to keep their star players at the Vitality Stadium for the upcoming campaign by rejecting a £64m bid for Alex Scott from Chelsea. Marcus Tavernier told BBC Radio Solent: "We're in a position now where we have reached Europe, and we want to keep our squad and the club have made a stand on that."
Alex: I like Rohl but if his heart isn't in the Rangers job then he should leave because we want people at our club who are committed. James: Rohl can go if he wants, we were very poor when it really mattered last season and it was unforgivable how he treated James Tavernier on a dead rubber game.
If a recent report from Rangers News (as cited by The Daily Record) is believed to be true, Rangers are in direct contact with Hampus Skoglund’s representatives ahead of a potential summer move. The...
Skipper James Tavernier is a big-name departure this summer - but how many other Rangers players might follow him out the exit? Loan players Mikey Moore, Andreas Skov Olsen, Max Aarons, Jayden Meghoma, Nasser Djiga and Derek Cornelius have all returned to their parent clubs. Ibrox boss Danny Rohl is keen to bring Moore back after the Tottenham teenager's lively season-long spell, but most of the other loanees ranged from near anonymous to passable.
All aboard Rayanair, the airline of choice projected on to a giant flag with which Bournemouth’s players celebrated and one cherry-picked for their first European adventure. There was an inflatable plane bobbing around the away end and, for long periods, their unlikely Champions League dream was on. The Europa League will have to suffice. Andoni Iraola, whose name was serenaded on loop, will exit the stage having led Bournemouth to sixth, their best finish, a record points tally of 57 and having secured European football for the first time in the club’s history.It does not sound too bad. This result was quickly rendered redundant by Brighton imploding at home to Manchester United but Aston Villa’s shock win at Manchester City and Liverpool’s failure to beat Brentford denied Iraola the perfect ending. Continue reading...
Danny Rohl came under increasing pressure from the fans in the final weeks of the Scottish Premiership season after Rangers lost four of their last five matches, and the fallout over James Tavernier��...
Match of the Day pundit Ashley Williams analyses the role Rayan plays, alongside Marcus Tavernier and Junior Kroupi, in helping Bournemouth create numerous chances in the Premier League, as their 1-0 win at Fulham moves them closer to qualifying for European football next season.
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