Gary O’Neil insists he is not thinking about his long-term future but the Bournemouth interim head coach is clearly building support inside the dressing room.
The Cherries remain unbeaten in the four games O’Neil has overseen since being placed in temporary charge after Scott Parker was dismissed following the 9-0 defeat by Liverpool.
During that spell, Bournemouth have appeared impressively resolute —although Saturday’s scoreless draw also highlighted their continuing limitations as an attacking force.


MATCH FACTS
Bournemouth (4-2-3-1): Neto 7; Smith 6, Mepham 8, Senesi 7, Zemura 6; L Cook 6, Lerma 6: Tavernier 6, Solanke 7, Billing 6; Moore 6 (Christie 72min, 6).