New Bournemouth owner reveals January transfer plans and goals for new stadium build AFCB
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Asked where he sees Bournemouth in five years’ time, Foley added: “Not at the top of the table, but we need to be sixth, seventh, eighth or ninth, that’s where we need to end up being.Bournemouth’s results picked up under O’Neil and he has been trusted to steer the club clear of relegation Speaking on infrastructure, Foley also revealed his thoughts on the issue surrounding the club’s stadium.The current question facing the club’s new ownership is whether to develop the current site, or start afresh with a brand new purpose built stadium.And it’s clear which gets Foley’s vote, saying a new and improved home ground will be a benefit to the whole of Bournemouth, not just the Cherries.“We’ve got to do something with our stadium situation,” said the American.
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