PREMIER LEAGUE fans are in shock after Bournemouth head coach Marco Rose’s seemingly X-rated TV interview.
Rose’s interview appeared to go off the rails after Bournemouth‘s 2-2 draw against Newcastle yesterday.
Bournemouth head coach Marco Rose looks on against Newcastle Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
Bournemouth head coach Rose at full-time after his side’s draw against Newcastle Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
Fans were convinced that the Cherries coach had mixed up his expressions as he seemed to reference a slang term for a bum live on TNT Sports.
Rose appeared to say: “We have to show it, we have to speak about it. And we have to, in Germany we say, we need to put a finger in the bunda.”
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The Bournemouth boss then gave a cheeky grin as he admitted he may have confused the expression.
This has caused a storm on social media as fans expressed their disbelief at the live television moment.
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One fan on Instagram said: “He knows exactly what he said.”
Another shared: “Yeah we’ve lost the plot.”
Former Mainz 05 midfielder Rose was appointed as Bournemouth’s head coach ahead of the 2026-27 Premier League season, following Andoni Iraola‘s exit in April.
And the language barrier has seemingly become an issue with several fans noting that the Cherries boss was actually speaking German, rather than English slang.
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In fact, Rose appeared to have said “wunde,” meaning “wound” in his native tongue.
This means to address a sensitive, but important, issue when criticising something.
It adds up as Roses’ side blew their lead at St James’ Park after a score from Marcus Tavernier and a Malick Thiaw own goal.
Harvey Barnes clawed one back for the Magpies before half-time, before an 88th-minute leveller from Jacob Ramsey.
Bournemouth are yet to record a win in the 2026-27 Premier League season after an opening day loss Manchester City and a draw against Everton.
The Cherries will turn their attention to the EFL Cup as they are set to host Lincoln City at the Vitality Stadium on Tuesday.
