Source: PA
Bradbury: We having nothing to fear
Bournemouth manager Lee Bradbury feels his side "are a force to be reckoned with again" following the 2-2 home draw with Charlton.
Goals from Marc Pugh and Danny Hollands put the Cherries ahead after Scott Wagstaff`s opener for the visitors, who then snatched a point through Bradley Wright-Phillips late on.
Bradbury, whose team were watched by former Cherries managers Harry Redknapp and Eddie Howe, said: "I was disappointed to only get a draw because we had enough chances to have won a couple of games.
"But after losing our last three matches we looked a good side again and I said to the players at the end we are a force to be reckoned with again.
"We have a decent run-in with only Peterborough on Friday up there with us and this squad is so hungry for success we have nothing to fear.
"I told the players if we continued to play like that we won't be far off by the end of the season. Everyone fought so hard."
