?Over the course of my career,? he begins, ?I've covered a number of policy failures.? Not exactly: he has covered and commented on a number of policy failures and not infrequently has been one of the most-enthusiastic supporters of the failed policies in question.

Hopefully, he'll play some for the under-21s in the week and then by the time we come back, he'll be available for longer than he is at the moment.I don't relish piling on, but David Brooks's column today, ?The New Humanism,? timed to coincide with the release of his new book The Social Animal, is intellectual cotton candy. 'He's worked his socks off for a while now, but to arrive where he is at this moment, we obviously need to be sensible with his minutes at the moment. 'He's been on a really tough journey, with his family. 'Delighted for David,' the head coach said. Gary O'Neil, meanwhile, outlined Brooks' next steps as he bids to fully regain his sharpness during the international break. I'm pretty sure for my family in the crowd and everyone involved with me, it was a nice moment for them as well.' 'They were doing it near enough as soon as I went to warm up during the first half. He also delivered a response to the applause from all four stands, adding: 'I'd like to say thank you to all the Villa fans that did that. The game didn't really go to plan in terms of when I came on and what I wanted to do to help the team achieve, but it was a nice moment to get back out there.' 'To get back on the pitch and try and help and feel involved was a nice feeling. I briefly put it on Instagram and social media, but it was nice to be part of the team and today was no different. Speaking to afcbTV post-match, Brooks said: 'Over the past 18 months, it's not been a great time. Gary O'Neil takes aim at Bournemouth's lack of cutting edge and makes Dominic Solanke admission.Having been eased back into the senior set-up, he was an unused substitute for the win over Liverpool last weekend and in emotional fashion, finally took his first steps back onto the pitch in the Midlands after an 18-month wait.

However, his first-team comeback was delayed after he suffered an injury during an outing for the development squad. The midfielder was brought on for the closing stages of the 3-0 loss at Villa Park and treated to a rapturous reception from both home and travelling supporters on his first appearance in 536 days.īrooks was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma in October 2021 but announced in May 2022 that he had received the all-clear. David Brooks expressed his gratitude after making his long-awaited, emotional return for Bournemouth, admitting his cameo during the defeat at Aston Villa was a 'nice moment'.

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