Source: Bournemouth_Echo
Cherries: Bradders wary of Owls' poor run
BOSS Lee Bradbury has urged Cherries to ensure Sheffield Wednesday's rot does not stop at Dean Court.[LNB] The Owls arrive in Dorset tonight (7.45pm) attempting to halt a run of nine league matches without a victory and on the back of seven straight away defeats in third tier action.[LNB] Having featured in the promotion mix at one stage, Wednesday find themselves just five points above the drop zone in 16th position.[LNB] Bradbury, who had a brief spell with Wednesday in the 2002-03 season, is keen to ensure their troublesome form does not take a turn for the better against Cherries.[LNB] When asked about Wednesday, he said: The fans and everyone at the club think they should be higher up the league, so there is pressure on them to perform week in, week out.[LNB] But having said that, there is on everyone. We're under pressure to stay in the position we are in the league.[LNB] They have declined quite rapidly but it has got to stop somewhere. We have got to make sure it is not against us.[LNB] Bradbury, whose side are undefeated in seven since he took charge, expects to have Michael Symes available after the striker had a facial cut glued on Saturday.[LNB] Rhoys Wiggins was substituted against Huddersfield due to a slight thigh problem but is also in line to feature tonight.[LNB]
