Cardiff City Striker Kenwyne Jones In Action:

Cardiff City striker Kenwyne Jones uncovers battle to comprehend "peculiar" advance way out to Bournemouth:

Jones, who scored 13 objectives for the Bluebirds this season, has represented the first run through about his stun advance flight to Bournemouth.

Cardiff City top scorer Kenwyne Jones says he is as yet attempting to comprehend his prerogative to Bournemouth, portraying the circumstances behind the advance as 'strange'.

The 13-objective striker, 30, joined the Championship table-topping Cherries in a stun move before the due date for crisis credits last Thursday.

Presently he has uncovered that the arrangement was concluded inside thirty minutes of him first being educated of Bournemouth's enthusiasm at 8.15am last Thursday.

Jones, talking at a public interview held for his divulging at Dean Court, gave a real knowledge into his prerogative.

Asked whether he had been hoping to join Cherries on advance, Jones answered: "No. It got me unsuspecting. I didn't think there were numerous things in football that would have astonished me any more and this really did. I am as yet attempting to see how it occurred.

"It was unusual. I have seen and been through a considerable amount in football and this one was somewhat astonishing. I got an approach Thursday at a quarter-past-eight discussing investment. I was similar to, with seven diversions to go, I don't generally see the sense in it. By a quarter-to-nine, it was done. Whatever transpired between whoever in that 30 minutes, I don't have the foggiest idea."

Jones' credit goes up to May 2, in spite of the fact that that stretches out to May 25 if the Cherries were to achieve the play-off last.

Albeit there is no procurement in the arrangement for the move to be made lasting, Jones says he will be looking to inspire.

He said: "I will be playing to do well and playing to attempt to help them over the line.

"Whatever happens after that, I won't have the capacity to say until the discussion is had.

"Until further notice, it is just about preparing great, attempting to play well and getting Bournemouth advanced."

Jones has prepared with Cherries for as far back as two days furthermore talked about Bournemouth supervisor Eddie Howe, including: "It has been a brief time and I have been exceptionally awed with his work-rate, tender loving care and rationality.