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Bournemouth began life without Scott Parker with a battling point as Wolves' lengthy Premier League winless streak was extended by a goalless draw at Vitality Stadium. The managerless Cherries, led by interim boss Gary O'Neil, produced a resolute response to a tumultuous few days which saw Parker sacked on Monday in the aftermath of a record-equalling 9-0 humiliation away to Liverpool.
Scott Parker has been sacked as Bournemouth head coach.
Scott Parker's sacking after just four Premier League games was "unbelievable" and Bournemouth's owner Maxim Demin's behaviour showed "how important the right owners are." Parker -- who last season guided Bournemouth back to the Premier League -- was dismissed on Tuesday days after a 9-0 thrashing by Liverpool. However, it may have been more to do with his blunt post-match interview saying the Cherries were "ill-equipped" to cope with the challenges of the Premier League. Their humiliation by Liverpool followed heavy defeats to two other Premier League heavyweights, a 4-0 loss at champions Manchester City and a 3-0 defeat by leaders Arsenal.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp said Scott Parker's sacking after just four Premier League games was "unbelievable" and Bournemouth's owner Maxim Demin's behaviour showed "how important the right owners are."
Scott Parker dipecat usai Bournemouth dibantai Liverpool akhir pekan kemarin. Manajer The Reds Juergen Klopp kasihan melihat nasib Parker.
Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe had a sympathetic word on Tuesday for the man freshly removed from his old job at Bournemouth.
Micah Richards has criticised Jurgen Klopp’s behaviour towards Scott Parker after Liverpool thrashed Bournemouth 9-0 on Saturday.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp admits that he would like his team to risk a little bit more in the transfer window, but concedes that it's not up to him.