Jason James Tindall (brought into the world 15 November 1977) is an English expert football chief and previous player, who is the current administrator of the EFL Championship club AFC Bournemouth. 

Playing profession 

Tindall was a student at Charlton Athletic, yet was delivered and joined AFC Bournemouth on a free exchange in 1998 as a midfielder, turning into a standard in the side in the wake of being changed to focal resistance when Sean O'Driscoll supplanted Mel Machin as chief.

On 24 April 2004, in a 1–0 win at Peterborough United, Tindall showed up for the Cherries for a year and a half, when a knee injury repeated.

In the wake of missing the whole 2004/5 season, he turned to a medical procedure in the United States with master specialist Dr. Richard Steadman, coming back to activity on 2 January 2006 as an 86th-minute substitute in the Cherries 1–1 draw with Scunthorpe United at Dean Court. 

Delivered by AFC Bournemouth in the mid-year of 2006, after a preliminary at Wycombe Wanderers, Tindall joined the neighborhood side, Weymouth, as a utility player. 

Tindall was re-enrolled as an AFC Bournemouth player on Tuesday 24 February 2009, three years after his keep going appearance, going ahead as a substitute against Dagenham and Redbridge. 

Administrative profession 

Tindall was named as player-director of Weymouth in January 2007, however, was sacked a year later in January 2008. Considering a 2007/08 season record of just three successes, leaving the club in the nineteenth, 5 focuses off of the assignment zone. 

On 2 September 2008, Tindall was designated as a collaborator chief to Jimmy Quinn at AFC Bournemouth. With the Cherries performing inadequately under Quinn, being second toward the end in the alliance table at Christmas 2008, Quinn was sacked in January 2009 with Eddie Howe elevated to Caretaker Manager, and after a string of good outcomes, Howe turned into the perpetual administrator with Tindall as his colleague.

The team of Howe and Tindall turned into the most youthful administrative organization in the Football League, and they before long had developing notoriety as they spared the Cherries from an assignment into the Conference National, at that point in the 2009/10 season drove AFC Bournemouth to advancement to League One, completing second behind Notts County.

With Howe managing an exchange ban, leaving the group with a frayed crew, Tindall was as yet enlisted as a player and showed up in the Cherries advancement crusade in 2009/10.

After a positive beginning to the main portion of the 2010/11 season in League One, which saw the Cherries in the play-off spots all through the season, Tindall and Howe were drawing huge enthusiasm from different clubs.

In the wake of submitting their short term to the club on 12 January 2011, Howe and Tindall did a total U-turn not exactly seven days after the fact as they were affirmed as Manager and Assistant Manager of Championship side Burnley, separately. 

Following a year and a half at Burnley, Tindall and Howe came back to AFC Bournemouth in October 2012, with the club in the transfer spots of League One at that point.

Before the finish of the 2012-13 season, in any case, the couple guided AFC Bournemouth to the Championship, restoring the club to the second level for simply the second time in its history.

After a tenth spot finish in the 2013-14 season, AFC Bournemouth was elevated to the Premier League in the wake of winning the 2014-15 Championship. 

Tindall and Howe would lead the club to a limited endurance in 2015-16, preceding agreeable completions of ninth, twelfth, and fourteenth in the accompanying 3 seasons. In the 2019-20 season, notwithstanding, AFC Bournemouth's five-year run in the first-class finished after the club completed in the eighteenth spot. 

On 1 August 2020, Howe left the club by common assent and Tindall took over as director on a transitory premise. On 8 August 2020, he was affirmed as their administrator consistently.