It probably does not come as any surprise that those three have been released given that none of them have been consistent, or given a run in the side.
Tindall was out for a long time through injury, but failed to make it back in to the first team on a regular basis.
Rowe, a product of the youth side, has also failed to break in to the starting eleven.
Dani, serving his second term at Dean Court, has been plagued by a series of minor injuries, and therefore failed to claim a permanent place in the starting eleven.
Speaking in the Bournemouth Evening Echo, manager Sean O'Driscoll is quoted as saying: "From a financial point of view, it wouldn't have been a great burden on the club to keep James but he needs to play. He did well during spells at Lymington and Bashley and if he's going to get a career in pro football, which we hope he does, then he probably has to approach it a different way and if he blossoms, he'll find a way back.
Dani has been different class and everybody who meets him knows he's got an engaging personality. But I think he was finding it harder and harder with his family in Portugal and he had a little one as well.
Jason came back on a short-term contract and helped us out in various positions. He's been here for eight years and been one of those stalwarts that every club needs. But again, with everybody fit, it was probably the right time for him to find somewhere else".
All three will be assisted in finding new Clubs.