Picking this up from information tweeted by someone at the BBC.



Parker says he had other offers before taking the Burnley job but it wasn't the "right time" and wanted to "recharge".

"It was a long, thorough process to get to this position. That is a positive because you get to know the ownership and where they see the football club."

"We all have something to prove, a team that was relegated last year. Not just me but everyone associated with the football club."

Parker on whether club is set for an immediate return to the top-flight: "Yeh, for sure. It is a Premier League football club and we have to try our damned hardest to get back there. We will endeavour to do that."

Parker says he has spent time working with Thomas Tuchel since leaving Club Bruges in March 2023. "Incredible manager, seeing him work and picking up advice from him was pretty good."

Parker on Club Bruge: "It didn't work out and it was a bad experience. 10 weeks in a club is not enough time."

"The fans have a vital role to play for us. They can be the driving force that I need and the players need. I am hoping they get behind us."

Craig Bellamy, Henrik Jensen, Mike Jackson and Eliot Tybebo will form part of Scott Parker's backroom staff.

Parker has brought with him long-time assistant Jonathan Hill.

ClaretTony wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 10:30 am

Craig Bellamy, Henrik Jensen, Mike Jackson and Eliot Tybebo will form part of Scott Parker's backroom staff.

Parker has brought with him long-time assistant Jonathan Hill.

Very relieved about that. That’s a huge back room team but I’m pleased we’ll have that continuity.

Great to see Tyebo staying.

quoonbeatz wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 10:39 am

Great to see Tyebo staying.

Behave quoon

Who's going to do the set pieces ?

ClaretTony wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 10:30 am

Craig Bellamy, Henrik Jensen, Mike Jackson and Eliot Tybebo will form part of Scott Parker's backroom staff.

Parker has brought with him long-time assistant Jonathan Hill.

https://jobsinfootball.com/blog/intervi ... l-analyst/

What about goalkeeper coach?

Isn’t Jonathan hill ex Blackburn?

Any news on a GK coach

123EasyasBFC wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 10:50 am

Isn’t Jonathan hill ex Blackburn?

Any news on a GK coach

Yes and no. (If you follow me)

Interesting he went and spent time with Tuchel. I like that.

Hapag Lloyd wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 10:46 am

https://jobsinfootball.com/blog/intervi ... l-analyst/

Good read that

https://www.youtube.com/live/a9DS0WfufNQ


Presser Now on You Tube

Interesting that Scott Parker opted for a classic shirt and suit jacket for his club interview, showcasing a timeless and professional look. But for the presser, he's freshened things up with a light grey jumper, adding a touch of casual sophistication. It's like he's channeling a blend of business casual and laid-back elegance, a sartorial strategy that says, 'I can lead this team with both style and ease.'

Makes the right noises, he needs our support to settle up north and offer encouragement to him and the team. Interesting to see he is not the manager but head coach. I hope Pace or JJ or whoever owns us, isn’t wanting to choose the players we buy or sell as can happen in the US.
Wishing him the club and the team all the best.

williamjblazkowicz wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 1:07 pm

Interesting that Scott Parker opted for a classic shirt and suit jacket for his club interview, showcasing a timeless and professional look. But for the presser, he's freshened things up with a light grey jumper, adding a touch of casual sophistication. It's like he's channeling a blend of business casual and laid-back elegance, a sartorial strategy that says, 'I can lead this team with both style and ease.'

One of the most beautifully crafted paragraphs, that I have ever read on here.

All those journalists and no-one thought to ask him what style of play he favours using?

I'm sure Scott Parker will have the final say on incomings. The sale of players may be a different matter.

Fully behind Parker and excited for the season ahead.

I think he will be wanting to right a few wrongs. Quietly optimistic.

UTC!

onewillieirvine wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 1:19 pm

I'm sure Scott Parker will have the final say on incomings. The sale of players may be a different matter.

Yeah usually in similar setups, the manager has a veto.

Looking at his record at Brugge supports his view he didn’t get long enough

League
Won 2 (including home to Genk who became champions) drawn 6 lost 2 (his first game with 10 men away to Genk and last game away to Oostende in bottom 3 between two Europe losses
Europe
Lost two legs to Benfica in last 16 7-1 and sacked after losing 5-1 away

Before he joined they lost 3 (two at home) and drew 1 of their last 4

williamjblazkowicz wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 1:07 pm

Interesting that Scott Parker opted for a classic shirt and suit jacket for his club interview, showcasing a timeless and professional look. But for the presser, he's freshened things up with a light grey jumper, adding a touch of casual sophistication. It's like he's channeling a blend of business casual and laid-back elegance, a sartorial strategy that says, 'I can lead this team with both style and ease.'

Interesting observation, setting standards perhaps, all positive.

Thought it was a refreshing interview from Scott and just hope he settles up North and fans get behind him and the team..

Enjoyed that interview to be honest. He comes across as a very measured man who I think is acutely aware of his own failings at his last couple of jobs and seems to have a fire in his belly to prove himself to us. Interesting he mentioned Wout in a context of wanting to work with him - certainly proves the point, before it's stated again, that there is nothing contractual to stop Weghorst from playing for us in the Championship other than his own desire to get out of Burnley (i.e, no clause).

Glad he's a fan of Cullen - he's going to be the glue in the team again just like 22/23. I'd make him captain.

williamjblazkowicz wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 1:07 pm

Interesting that Scott Parker opted for a classic shirt and suit jacket for his club interview, showcasing a timeless and professional look. But for the presser, he's freshened things up with a light grey jumper, adding a touch of casual sophistication. It's like he's channeling a blend of business casual and laid-back elegance, a sartorial strategy that says, 'I can lead this team with both style and ease.'

It's almost like a small space on the forum will be forever gentleman's quarterly.

It's a bit Mancini like....! Casual Italian elegance wiv a cockernee twang.

Stan Tastic wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 1:18 pm

All those journalists and no-one thought to ask him what style of play he favours using?

4-2-3-1

Abysmal editing but he said all the right things.

We can be pragmatic if the forward players are given the licence to hurt teams.

If we are solid at the back, I'm very confident we'll bounce straight back.

Hopefully he's watched as many games as possible from the past two seasons, there's plenty of information for him to soak up before the season starts.

Nice to see the positivity to Scotty. A number have quite rightly said that they hope he settles up north. I doubt whether he will want to leave his home in Surrey, but do we know or assume he will be in a hotel in the Burnley area or rent accommodation locally (as per Dyche and Woan did)

Watched the follow up with Radio Lancs.

He seemed a lot more relaxed in that one-on-one scenarios than he did in the press conference or the unveiling interview from last week.

In terms is settling in the north, he did play for two full seasons at Newcastle (one of them as captain, lifting the Intertoto Cup).

williamjblazkowicz wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 1:07 pm

Interesting that Scott Parker opted for a classic shirt and suit jacket for his club interview, showcasing a timeless and professional look. But for the presser, he's freshened things up with a light grey jumper, adding a touch of casual sophistication. It's like he's channeling a blend of business casual and laid-back elegance, a sartorial strategy that says, 'I can lead this team with both style and ease.'

Troy Hawke-esque. Could I enquire if you a wrote that whilst wearing a velvet smoking jacket and cravat?

who on earth edited that video ? That is one of the worst things the club have ever put it.

here is the BBC radio Lancs interview
https://x.com/BBCLancsSport/status/1810278690955427854

The whole content, social media whatever they call it team have had a shocker recently, the spelling mistakes and that press conference on YouTube is shocking, skipping part of questions and answers

quoonbeatz wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 10:39 am

Great to see Tyebo staying.

Ha ha, yeah.

Vegas Claret wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 3:11 pm

who on earth edited that video ? That is one of the worst things the club have ever put it.

I like the way you deliberately mistyped your post to emphasise the point.

The editing was particularly bad . I kept going back and checking that I hadn’t skipped the video somehow . Shocking

He seemed a bit nervous and guarded (which I understand) and clearly was shocked by his dismissal by Bruges. Sensible to take a break before returning to management. I wish him every success but it’s no easy gig !

dougcollins wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 4:26 pm

Ha ha, yeah.

You’ve gone and done it haven’t you and summoned him.

Cheers to those who posted the links.

Seemed very serious and guarded on the main one much more relaxed on the BBC Lancs one.

Despite my initial feelings about his appointment I’m fully behind him now and I did like / appreciate some of his responses. If he gives us a team that works hard and competes week in week out he’ll do for me.

Hedontplayforyou wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 4:44 pm

The editing was particularly bad . I kept going back and checking that I hadn’t skipped the video somehow . Shocking

I've watched it back, it's almost like it's glitched rather than bad editing, it's bad either way.

Shaggy wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 4:51 pm

You’ve gone and done it haven’t you and summoned him.

Oh no -is it like Candyman?

FCBurnley wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 4:48 pm

He seemed a bit nervous and guarded (which I understand) and clearly was shocked by his dismissal by Bruges. Sensible to take a break before returning to management. I wish him every success but it’s no easy gig !

I’m not sure where he’d get an easier one at Championship level to be honest.

He has a squad of about 35 players to chose from, all of them would likely get in any other championship team and all he has to do is select his best 25 notwithstanding the dynamics of who wants to leave.

Not like he’s coming in to an average squad he really needs to add to.

williamjblazkowicz wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 1:07 pm

Interesting that Scott Parker opted for a classic shirt and suit jacket for his club interview, showcasing a timeless and professional look. But for the presser, he's freshened things up with a light grey jumper, adding a touch of casual sophistication. It's like he's channeling a blend of business casual and laid-back elegance, a sartorial strategy that says, 'I can lead this team with both style and ease.'

Who’s this cool customer?

Ice white shoes, ice white socks with navy blue double cadet stripe, a pair of shorts, t-shirt with chevron action flash. ‘L’homme du sport! A tossed pink sweater that says I’m in Paris and nothing’s going to stop me

dougcollins wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2024 6:03 pm

Oh no -is it like Candyman?

Much worse than the candyman

Right.

He's in, he has staff, pre season training is on.

Let's get ready for this new season.

UTC.

Just throwing it out there but I've changed my mind. He seems like the sensible type of appointment we need, understands the level, and plays a similar type of football to what we've recruited for.

Got a little feeling that we may have got it right by not going for the big name.

looks like a new version has been uploaded (hopefully they've paid attention and fixed the issues)

Sound is improved for starters

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFP1_q7LDZA

no glitches on this one