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From conversations I've had, I think McSheffrey's issue is with Robins slightly more than with the club. Robins politely told him no after he repeatedly asked to come back (I think it was during the summer of the League Two campaign), and from what I remember I believe there were a few words...

You can't even justify his garbage as 'rumours'. He's nothing more than a wind up merchant with far too much time on his hands.

Bournemouth don't have a potential stadium sale to fall back on though, so the Derby situation doesn't show anything. Like Aston Villa, Derby had a stadium to sell in order to counteract the EFL's P&S rules. Sheffield Wednesday were charged for the same breach, but again they had a stadium to...

They got away with the latter because of a £56m stadium sale. Bournemouth have far less chips to gamble with.

They nearly paid the price for that though. In less than two years they came close to facing administration, and were forced to cover up losses with a dubious stadium sale in order to comply with the Championship's P&S rules.

Given the amount they're losing season after season, it doesn't take a first-class accountant to realise he needs to be richer. The Wolves owner pumped the amount he did into the club because he's worth over £9bn. Slight difference.

Brentford is the one that genuinely gives me shivers. Especially if they manage to keep hold of Benrahma!

'Countless'. This should be good, please go on... Just before you share your insights though. Demin’s wealth is thought to amount to the lower end of nine figures, with reported values varying between £100-200 million. Not the 'infinite funds' you claimed. The club themselves have also shared...

You're more than entitled to your opinion, but they really won't.

I'm not comparing like for like scenarios, I'm suggesting in terms of Bournemouth being at risk of cascading down the leagues...

I know, hence why they better hope they go up otherwise they could quite easily become a Bolton.

I never said they did. They have a huge amount of quality as we all saw.

They still owe £80m in transfer repayments, and the majority of their players are on in excess of £20-30K per week. Some are on even more than that. Their turnover to wages ratio must be eye watering. So, it's irrelevant how much their owners are worth as Bournemouth are just as subject to the...

They really don't. Have a look at their accounts.

To be fair they've barely spent any of the money they've received from player sales/parachute payments on new additions. Looking at the dire state of their accounts I don't expect them too either. The majority of this squad is inherited from last season.

There's never been a question that she has money. But billionaire? That would be a pretty big shock in my opinion, to say the least.

Now, I think we're all well versed in the legitimacy of the Sun newspaper. However, I came across this article this morning that discussed the reluctance of the PL to oblige to an EFL bailout after discovering the worth of EFL owners. It claims Joy's wealth is estimated to be £2.3bn. 'Wealth' is...

Magwitch, the idea that the weather has any baring on Robin's team selection is absurd. As STP has aptly put, Shipley and Allen aren't race horses.

Why would weather conditions dictate who's picked out of Allen or Shipley?

Great to sign him on a long term deal as it wouldn't surprise me one bit if he's already on the watch list of several clubs