Alan Manning, one of Bournemouth Rugby’s most dedicated players, play’s his final home game with the team this weekend. Manning has been an integral part of the squad for over a decade, known for his hard work, loyalty, and love for the game.
According to Director of Rugby Matt Sturgess, Manning’s loyalty, hard work, and dedication have been an inspiration to all players at the club. Sturgess wished Manning all the best in his future endeavours and expressed hope that he would return to the club in the future.
Throughout his time at Bournemouth, Manning played over 370 games, starting 357 and captaining 218. He scored an impressive 53 tries for the club and even managed to score a drop goal while at Bournemouth.
Although Manning’s time with Bournemouth Rugby may be ending, his legacy will continue as a testament to what can be accomplished with hard work, dedication, and a passion for the sport. The club thanks him for his years of service and inspiration and wishes him well in his future endeavours.
While it is sad to see him go, the club is excited to see what new challenges Manning will take on in the future. The possibility of his return to the club in another role in the future is welcomed, given the positive impression he has made on the club and those around him. In the meantime, everyone is looking forward to enjoying his presence both on and off the pitch until the end of the season.
