Former Bournemouth boss Harry Redknapp is full of praise for the Cherries this season.
Bournemouth meet another of Redknapp's former clubs West Ham today.
He wrote for The Sun: "Even just over a month ago they were being written off and plenty would have considered today's game against West Ham to be a 'loser goes down' one.
"Well, I'll be in the main stand this afternoon, like I am for every home match, and I think the pair of them already have enough points to survive whatever the result.
"Maybe you should put that down as another miracle. Bournemouth have pulled off plenty of them since I first went there. And they're going to do the same again this season.
"The only thing that surprises me is that anyone is shocked. I've been saying for ages they will get out of it and all they've done is prove the point.
"They've beaten Liverpool and Tottenham, they were unlucky not to do the same to Newcastle and although they only won 1-0 at Leicester, they could have had a load more goals.
"But the thing I love about Bournemouth is how Gary's got them playing. Scoring two at Arsenal and three at Tottenham tells you all about that.
"They don't sit back, let teams dominate and try to nick something.
"No one gets an easy ride against them, they play with width, have loads of pace and are good to watch."