Bournemouth defender Lloyd Kelly has issued a rallying call to his teammates before facing Manchester United at Old Trafford - urging them to be flexible enough to change their ways.
Despite finishing on a high-note before the World Cup break - with a 3-0 win over Everton - the Cherries have yet to score in three games (in all competitions) since their return to domestic matters. Back-to-back 2-0 defeats in the Premier League have also seen them slip closer to the drop zone.
Only two points separate Bournemouth from third-bottom Nottingham Forest after 17 matches, while the manner of their latest reverse to Crystal Palace on Saturday afternoon led manager Gary O'Neil to label the performance as the "worst he has seen" since replacing Scott Parker as manager at the Vitality Stadium.
