Bournemouth head coach Scott Parker has been known to regularly cause headaches forPremier League defenders with ``throws''. Back” Kiefer Moore endorsed. Towering his Cherries striker Moore sealed his 2-0 victory over Aston Villa on Saturday with a late header to make his debut in the top flight. celebrated
His 29-year-old Welsh international, who had played in the National League five years ago, was impressed with his play in his link-up and voted Villa's centre-back his It was a constant threat to Ezri. Consa and Diego Carlos.
"I think he's seen just that snapshot of who Kiefer is," said Parker. ``He makes you uncomfortable.
``He can threaten you in the back because of his mobility. He's a real all-around nine.
"It's horrible to play against him. Both center halves at Villa are very good at what they do.
When asked if Moore's traits would be particularly useful given the lack of players in the top division, Parker said: replied like
"I think Kiefer is probably a bit of a throwback in that sense." With 10 minutes remaining, Moore nodded to Lloyd Kelly's cross to add Jefferson Lerma's early lead.
The newly promoted Bournemouth will face champions Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool in his next three games.
"This is a big step forward for us," said Parker. "We know we have three tough games.
"But every game will be tough in this division. You can't hide it.
" I think the players need to understand the feeling of the match, not just three points.
"Understand what brought us to victory and how we performed. is more important and should be given throughout the year."
