Bournemouth chairman Jeff Mostyn has praised the reaction from the players and supporters after a rollercoaster period, insisting "no one should ever underestimate" the passion at the club.
The Cherries capped off a week filled to the brim with drama by coming from behind to beat Nottingham Forest earlier today, with that victory building on their goalless draw with Wolves on Wednesday.
For both games, interim boss Gary O'Neil has earned plenty of praise, with the former first-team coach helping to lift the mood at Vitality Stadium following the sacking of Scott Parker and his divisive comments over the state of his playing squad.
It is believed the 41-year-old was dismissed as a result of his remarks in the media, with figures above him and several players thought to have taken exception to his insistence that his team were "underequipped" to compete in the Premier League.
That has not proven to be the case, however, with the recent four-point tally putting a rosier tint on the travails of the south coast side. Now, Mostyn has taken to social media to salute the tangible feeling of unity.
"What a week this has been @afcbournemouth but in the face of adversity, the boys and our incredible supporters have shown that no one should ever underestimate the passion of our club," he wrote on Twitter.
"Thanks to everyone for your support and kind messages this week. Together everything is possible."
O'Neil's long-term future is currently uncertain, with the search already underway for a permanent successor to Parker.
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