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Ange in or out?

Ange in or out?

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Raziel said:
Parker's football is not pleasant on the eye, neither he or Frank suit any ideal of Spurs football.

The next manager's goal for first season should simply be any kind of European football, no reason this side can't make 6th/7th.

Fans on the other hand ...
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Parker and frank have played very good football in the championship
You may not be impressed but what Parker has done with Burnley’s defence this season is outstanding at any level
 
Bedfordspurs said:
Bergvall did it vs pool in the league cup semi
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Yep. You can transform a game with sheer drive and momentum without playing a killer pass or unlocking a defence.

Simply by getting around the pitch, moving the ball quickly and biting into a few
tackles, you can lift some around you.

Imo it’s what we’ve lacked all season. If Deki and Bergval were 27 and 24 they’d be the leadership group, I’m pretty sure of it,
 
Bedfordspurs said:
A fact? A thing that is known to be true or proven
I’d say it’s an opinion you have, and you’re entitled to it. What one person sees as attractive or good, another may not, hence why it’s an opinion
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Under Scott Parker, Burnley's playing style has been characterized by a strong defensive foundation and a pragmatic approach. The team has excelled in maintaining a solid backline, conceding very few goals throughout their campaign. This defensive discipline has been a cornerstone of their success, with Burnley keeping numerous clean sheets and showcasing remarkable consistency. However, this approach has sometimes drawn criticism for being less entertaining, as the team has struggled to score prolifically. Despite this, Parker's tactics have proven effective, leading Burnley to promotion back to the Premier League

Reporting as recently as Feb

DEFENCES might win you titles, but fans of "toothless" Burnley are demanding football's tightest team start entertaining by scoring some goals too. To say that Burnley's football hasn't been riveting would be an understatement. They have irked fans with ten 0-0 draws so far this term - the joint-most by a club in an entire Championship season since 2008 - with 16 games to go.

From Parker himself

Scott Parker launches impassioned defence of Burnley's style of play following Leeds United bore draw. Both Burnley and Leeds drew criticism from neutrals who tuned in to watch their goalless draw at Turf Moor on Monday night. The Clarets, and Parker in particular, bore the brunt of the criticism, given that Leeds are the Championship’s top goalscorers with 53 goals from their 29 games. When asked if the ‘boring’ tag bothers him, Parker replied: “No, it doesn't bother me too much.

No one thinks Burnley's football is attractive, some people may like strong defenses or pragmatic playing but when pretty much everyone agrees, it's not really an opinion.
 
Raziel said:
AI view

Under Scott Parker, Burnley's playing style has been characterized by a strong defensive foundation and a pragmatic approach. The team has excelled in maintaining a solid backline, conceding very few goals throughout their campaign. This defensive discipline has been a cornerstone of their success, with Burnley keeping numerous clean sheets and showcasing remarkable consistency. However, this approach has sometimes drawn criticism for being less entertaining, as the team has struggled to score prolifically. Despite this, Parker's tactics have proven effective, leading Burnley to promotion back to the Premier League

Reporting as recently as Feb

DEFENCES might win you titles, but fans of "toothless" Burnley are demanding football's tightest team start entertaining by scoring some goals too. To say that Burnley's football hasn't been riveting would be an understatement. They have irked fans with ten 0-0 draws so far this term - the joint-most by a club in an entire Championship season since 2008 - with 16 games to go.

From Parker himself

Scott Parker launches impassioned defence of Burnley's style of play following Leeds United bore draw. Both Burnley and Leeds drew criticism from neutrals who tuned in to watch their goalless draw at Turf Moor on Monday night. The Clarets, and Parker in particular, bore the brunt of the criticism, given that Leeds are the Championship’s top goalscorers with 53 goals from their 29 games. When asked if the ‘boring’ tag bothers him, Parker replied: “No, it doesn't bother me too much.

No one thinks Burnley's football is attractive, some people may like strong defenses or pragmatic playing but when pretty much everyone agrees, it's not really an opinion.
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It will be interesting to see if Parker can keep them up next season playing this way. With Kompany in charge the last time round in the PL, they were lauded for their expansive football style but labelled naive each time they lost.
 
I thank the lord some of you lot aren't recruiting our manager, you change names every month! Now flavour of the month is Parker, yet when he was managing Fulham he was ridiculed on here. It will take a bit more convincing that he has what it takes than just getting Burnley to be a solid outfit in the Championship. Lets see how well he does in the PL because last time it wasn't great. Would be happy with Glasner or Mario Silva personally, maybe not the most exciting but a safe pair of hands who I feel would handle the poisoned chalice well....
 
Raziel said:
AI view

Under Scott Parker, Burnley's playing style has been characterized by a strong defensive foundation and a pragmatic approach. The team has excelled in maintaining a solid backline, conceding very few goals throughout their campaign. This defensive discipline has been a cornerstone of their success, with Burnley keeping numerous clean sheets and showcasing remarkable consistency. However, this approach has sometimes drawn criticism for being less entertaining, as the team has struggled to score prolifically. Despite this, Parker's tactics have proven effective, leading Burnley to promotion back to the Premier League

Reporting as recently as Feb

DEFENCES might win you titles, but fans of "toothless" Burnley are demanding football's tightest team start entertaining by scoring some goals too. To say that Burnley's football hasn't been riveting would be an understatement. They have irked fans with ten 0-0 draws so far this term - the joint-most by a club in an entire Championship season since 2008 - with 16 games to go.

From Parker himself

Scott Parker launches impassioned defence of Burnley's style of play following Leeds United bore draw. Both Burnley and Leeds drew criticism from neutrals who tuned in to watch their goalless draw at Turf Moor on Monday night. The Clarets, and Parker in particular, bore the brunt of the criticism, given that Leeds are the Championship’s top goalscorers with 53 goals from their 29 games. When asked if the ‘boring’ tag bothers him, Parker replied: “No, it doesn't bother me too much.

No one thinks Burnley's football is attractive, some people may like strong defenses or pragmatic playing but when pretty much everyone agrees, it's not really an opinion.
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Get him in!
 
Raziel said:
AI view

Under Scott Parker, Burnley's playing style has been characterized by a strong defensive foundation and a pragmatic approach. The team has excelled in maintaining a solid backline, conceding very few goals throughout their campaign. This defensive discipline has been a cornerstone of their success, with Burnley keeping numerous clean sheets and showcasing remarkable consistency. However, this approach has sometimes drawn criticism for being less entertaining, as the team has struggled to score prolifically. Despite this, Parker's tactics have proven effective, leading Burnley to promotion back to the Premier League

Reporting as recently as Feb

DEFENCES might win you titles, but fans of "toothless" Burnley are demanding football's tightest team start entertaining by scoring some goals too. To say that Burnley's football hasn't been riveting would be an understatement. They have irked fans with ten 0-0 draws so far this term - the joint-most by a club in an entire Championship season since 2008 - with 16 games to go.

From Parker himself

Scott Parker launches impassioned defence of Burnley's style of play following Leeds United bore draw. Both Burnley and Leeds drew criticism from neutrals who tuned in to watch their goalless draw at Turf Moor on Monday night. The Clarets, and Parker in particular, bore the brunt of the criticism, given that Leeds are the Championship’s top goalscorers with 53 goals from their 29 games. When asked if the ‘boring’ tag bothers him, Parker replied: “No, it doesn't bother me too much.

No one thinks Burnley's football is attractive, some people may like strong defenses or pragmatic playing but when pretty much everyone agrees, it's not really an opinion.
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Good job he has managed more than one team then hey… which is why I’ve seen teams play attractive football, the “spurs” way.
Maybe ask AI that
What about Frank at Brentford in the championship?
 
Yiddo said:
Parker is Conte without the title winning / big club mentality / experience.
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Or is Parker more of an Ange that has a tactical system that is sub-optimal for the PL?

It's probably the case that Parker has to change things around for the PL. Instead of keeping a clean sheet and then getting a draw or win, they might find themselves the team chasing games like a lot of bottom PL teams do.

Then we find out whether Parker has different tactical approaches.

Either way, I'd be surprised if he'd be a candidate for our job.
 
Muttley said:
Or is Parker more of an Ange that has a tactical system that is sub-optimal for the PL?

It's probably the case that Parker has to change things around for the PL. Instead of keeping a clean sheet and then getting a draw or win, they might find themselves the team chasing games like a lot of bottom PL teams do.

Then we find out whether Parker has different tactical approaches.

Either way, I'd be surprised if he'd be a candidate for our job.
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So far he has played different ways at each club
Clearly he has shown at Burnley he can organise a defence
At Fulham and Bournemouth it was more “progressive”
He is 44 and will learn and develop more as a manager
 
Bedfordspurs said:
So far he has played different ways at each club
Clearly he has shown at Burnley he can organise a defence
At Fulham and Bournemouth it was more “progressive”
He is 44 and will learn and develop more as a manager
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That's fair.

What he probably needs on his CV is a decent stint at a club though. He did 2 seasons at Fulham and 1 season at both other clubs (so far).

He needs to do what Howe, Dyche, Moyes or even Big Sam did with Bolton and stick with one club for a while. Then you see him through the different phases that happen in management.

Success for Parker means staying in the PL, even if that is by goal difference. Kompany couldn't.
 
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