Investor's warning to Cherries
29 Nov 2006 - 15:04:26
Potential investor Jeff Mostyn has warned Bournemouth that he would like the opportunity to make changes at Dean Court if he gets involved with the League One outfit.
Cherries chairman Abdul Jaffer has asked Southampton-based businessman Mostyn to link up with the club, and he is busy trying to get together a consortium which could see £2million pour into the club's coffers.
Mostyn is relishing the possibility to do something good at Bournemouth, but says he must be allowed to have an input on the running of the club.
He told the Bournemouth Echo: "I had a good think about things and it was obvious that a consortium is what the club really needs. That has now gathered momentum and I'm now in this 100 per cent. I'm really excited at the prospect of getting to grips with the club.
"You cannot throw money at this football club and continue with the existing style of management. There is not a cat in Hell's chance of getting it out of trouble that way - you might as well give your money to Oxfam.
"So I'd like to be involved in the running of the club - subject to others agreeing. I think it would be in the club's best interests."
