Stockley: I will continue to work hard AFCB Vitalfootball are once again sponsoring young striker Jayden Stockley this season. We haven`t spoken to Jayden since the end of last year so we caught up with him to find out what he did over the summer. Did you get to go on holiday over the summer? 'I was lucky enough to squeeze in two trips, one to Marbella and one to Crete. 'Marbella was with other player`s such as Partington, Cook, Cummings and Cooper the Crete one was with my girlfriend. 'We`ll just say that they were quite different holidays. Since the change in management at AFC Bournemouth Jayden has seen a lot of changes around the club. In Lee Bradbury`s final game in charge, Stockley received his first League start for the Cherries, but is yet to make an appearance under new manager Paul Groves. Stockley has also been moved into the new development squad rather than the first team, which has seen Jayden feature quite prominently during pre-season. The development squad is a new concept at Dean Court, set up to try and bridge the gap between the youth team and the first team. There are no competitive fixtures for the squad, with the Cherries withdrawing from the Football Combination League (reserves set-up), but they are set to play around 30 games a season against other clubs development squads and local non league sides. Could you explain to us, what the advantages of being moved into the development squad