JACK WILSHERE has admitted he joined Bournemouth on loan for a challenge after making his debut against West Brom.
Wilshere, 24, came on as a 63-minute substitute to make his debut after joining the South coast club on loan from Arsenal on deadline day.
IMAGE: Getty Images Wilshere made his debut for the South coast club[/caption]
IMAGE: Getty Images Wilshere was fine with the fact that he did not start[/caption]
He, after the game, told Sky Sports: “The big reason why I came here is the manager’s philosophy.
“He [Eddie Howe] likes to play the ball, keep the ball and that’s what I like too. He is a great coach and the boys are too.
“I’ve been working here now for 10 days and it’s hard. But what I need is a challenge.”
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Bournemouth won their first Premier League game of the season in a 1-0 victory at home against West Brom.
Striker Callum Wilson, 24, sunk West Brom with a 79-minute winner, scoring his first goal for Bournemouth in almost one year.
IMAGE: Getty Images Wilshere was gutted not to score on debut[/caption]
West Brom dropped to 13th on four point in the Premier League table, while the Cherries climbed to 14th on same points.
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