‘Joke of a club’: Fans criticize Bournemouth’s decision to sack Scott Parker after just four Premier League games
- Bournemouth sack Scott Parker after only four Premier League games
- The decision to terminate Parker’s services was strongly criticized by fans.
- Many highlighted Cherry’s tough start as he faced Liverpool, Man City and Arsenal
- ‘pathetic. Four games in the season. A club joke,’ said one fan.
Football fans have criticized Bournemouth’s decision to sack Scott Parker after the Cherries’ manager was fired after four Premier League games.
The South Coast club sacked Parker three days after a 9–0 defeat by Liverpool.
Threshing by the Reds followed a reversal by Arsenal and Man City after their opening-weekend victories against Aston Villa.
Scott Parker has been sacked by Bournemouth after only four Premier League games
And many fans scoffed at the decision to pull the trigger so early, highlighting the Premier League newcomers’ tough fixture list.
One shocked fan said: ‘Really? 4 games, 3 of which were against the big 6 teams? what a joke.’
To put it more simply: ‘laughable decision’.
Another supporter said: ‘I’m confused. You’ve played 3 out of the “big” 6. What do you expect him to do?’
The decision to sack Parker so early in the Premier League season was criticized by fans
Several supporters pointed to the strong opposition that Cheri has faced with the SP.
Parker’s side traveled to both Man City and Liverpool, while they also hosted Arsenal.
Parker has expressed his disappointment with Bournemouth’s activity in the transfer market this summer, and insists his youth team is ‘weak’ to meet the challenges of the Premier League.
After Saturday’s loss, he admitted he was ‘shell-shocked’ at the result and many supporters believe the former England midfielder has not been given enough time.
One said: ‘Pathetic. 4 games in the season. A club joke.’
Another fan couldn’t believe this decision was taken at this early stage
One pointed to the lack of support Parker received in the transfer market this summer
Parker’s aforementioned frustrations in the transfer market led him to clash with Bournemouth’s hierarchy over the club’s approach.
The statement announcing his departure as Bournemouth owner Maxim Denim further indicated: ‘For us to continue to progress as a team and as a club, it is unconditional that we continue to run the club. are aligned in their strategy for. , We should also show trust and respect in each other.
The point was another bone of contention for supporters, with fans holding off on putting the departure at the fixture.
One fan reacted to the statement: “Work permanently”. Translation: You didn’t want to invest in what Scott thought was necessary to keep the club in the league.’
Gary O’Neill – who was part of Parker’s backroom staff – is taking interim charge and will be assisted by Shaun Cooper and Tommy Elphick.
Bournemouth hosted the Wolves at Vitality Stadium on Wednesday night.
Parker apologizes to Bournemouth fans at Anfield after Saturday’s 9-0 loss
