Harry Arter knows that he is walking a disciplinary tight rope as he edges close to a further suspension having clocked up 9 yellow cards already this season. One more booking would see Arter serve a 2-match suspension.
Speaking in the Bournemouth Evening Echo, Arter is quoted as saying: "It is something I am working on and know I need to. I get caught up in the moment and can get angry. I always want to get on the ball and get frustrated if I can’t. I didn’t say anything to the referee in the Gillingham game but I raised my arms in the air and shouldn’t have. I don’t intend to get booked and, if anything, I am going into games knowing I need to watch my step. I just seem to let myself down and it is something I have got to address. I want to apologise to my team-mates, the management and the supporters. I will be doing my utmost and trying my hardest not to get booked. I know I have got to keep my mouth shut and time my tackles better. It is something I am consciously trying to work on and not just putting to one side. I speak to someone from outside of the game and they are trying to help me control that side of things. I am trying really hard to control my temper because the last thing I want is to be missing games, especially as I have forced my way into the team this season".
Source: FOOTYMAD
