Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola hopes owner Bill Foley enjoyed their most recent game.

Foley jetted in to watch the club take on Everton on Saturday and Crystal Palace on Tuesday.

The supremo picked ideal games to watch, as the Cherries emerged victorious on both occasions.

Post-game, head coach Iraola said: Bill follows all the games, obviously.

We have to tell him that he has to come more, because every time he comes, we are winning games!

I think that is a good sign. I hope he has enjoyed these two games, hard-fought games.

Bill is always there. When he came last time, we were in a really bad moment.

He also tried to push us and he brings a good spirit overall."

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