Bournemouth

LIVERPOOL's 9-0 victory over Bournemouth on Saturday was Scott Parker's final game as Bournemouth boss.

"And probably not surprised so much, in the sense of the levels we're playing against here and the quality is just far greater than what we have in this present moment in time at our disposal. He said: "It goes without saying it's a real humbling experience and one which was pretty shell-shocking, really, in the sense of the result. Bournemouth co-owner Maxim Demin said in a statement: “I would like to place on record my gratitude to Scott and his team for their efforts during their time with us. And Liverpool boss Klopp has hit out at Bournemouth's hierarchy, claiming that Parker's sacking is evidence that you need the 'right' people in charge of a football club. Parker was dismissed by Bournemouth on Tuesday morning, with a brief statement appearing to suggest that there was a divide between his aims and the club's board. The Reds' 9-0 thumping of the Cherries on Saturday proved to be Parker's final match in charge.

Bournemouth manager Scott Parker was sacked by the newly-promoted Premier League club on Tuesday, three days after they were thumped 9-0 at Liverpool for ...

Nottingham Forest are spending, Fulham are and I can't remember Bournemouth doing a lot, which is difficult for a coach. Time will tell. There will be days like this. The levels were far too big," the 41-year-old said after Saturday's defeat. Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com "It doesn't surprise me.

Jurgen Klopp has expressed his sympathy for Scott Parker after he came the first Premier League managerial casualty of the season.

There are the right players out there for Bournemouth. ‘I cannot say if they need strengthening or not it just looked like they didn’t do a lot of business. I’m 100% sure Scott Parker would have had the right idea who the righr players are. That is the approach that has brought this club so much success in recent history, and one that we will not veer from now. He added: ‘Signing players never makes sense if they are not the right ones. You have other clubs with other structures like us and maybe Arsenal or whoever.

The former England midfielder was fired on Tuesday, becoming the first coach in the English Premier League to lose his job in August — traditionally the opening ...

Ross was fired with the team in last place in the Scottish Premiership and having also been defeated 7-0 in a Europa Conference qualifying match at AZ Alkmaar this month. In terms of days since the start of a season, the firing of Parker (25 days) is the 12th quickest in Premier League history. “Our promotion back to the Premier League last season under his tenure will always be remembered as one of the most successful seasons in our history.”

The manager was always going to be under threat after saying the club is 'ill-equipped' for the Premier League.

Parker may have deserved more loyalty, may have been sacked despite succeeding at the job in front of him. In a way this is a sacking that goes to the heart of what head coaches are now at clubs of this scale, where the entire project is about buoyancy, overperformance, finding an equation that will defy scale and keep this entity in the world’s most lucrative league for however many years as it enters a new £10bn TV rights cycle. Parker got the club back up at the first time of asking, a feat that is literally money in the pocket for the club’s owner, Maxim Demin. Eight of the team that started the promotion season a year ago also played in the 9-0 at Anfield. The fact is sacking your manager has worked quite well in recent times. The success of clubs such as Brighton and Brentford may be based on more coherent long-term strategies. Bournemouth just looked like what they are: a team with too many players still dazed by the step up, unable to win the vital moments. Parker was appointed in June 2021 and took them up with basically the same squad. The initial reaction will, of course, be sympathy. The good news for Scott Parker is that Bournemouth’s owners agree with him. More worrying still, seven of those above him on the list and the three immediately below ( No other promoted team have acted so quickly – and it is not hard to see why, mainly because this is such an utterly ruthless act, a junking of any basic notion of loyalty and employer relations.

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Among the players Parker is said to have rebuffed are Middlesbrough’s Paddy McNair and Chelsea’s Ethan Ampadu. He coaches the team, he should have a say on incoming and outgoings. Parker had his eye on certain players this summer who he believed were proven in the top flight. The club are built on financial sustainability and are unwilling to waiver from that stance. Whether Bournemouth have made the right decision remains to be seen. Scott Parker was axed by Bournemouth for airing his dirty laundry in public...

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“We must also show belief in and respect for one another. “We need to make a decision and try and help this young group who at times are struggling for air. “We need to make a decision.

Scott Parker has become the first managerial casualty of the 2022-23 Premier League campaign after being sacked by Bournemouth.

The last time a top-flight side shipped as many goals at this stage of a season was in 1963-64 by Arsenal (also 16). Bournemouth have conceded more goals in their first four games of a Premier League season than any other side in the competition’s history (16). Our promotion back to the Premier League last season under his tenure will always be remembered as one of the most successful seasons in our history.

Wolves head back on the road for their first evening away match of the 2022/23 Premier League season, as Bruno Lage's squad pay a visit to AFC Bournemouth's ...

As this takes time, Wolves supporters are urged to enter the ground as early as possible. Exit the station and turn right down the main Christchurch Road (A35) for 400m and turn right into Gloucester Road. Parking in the south car park costs £1 and is payable in cash, while it is free for blue badge holders. [found here](https://www.afcb.co.uk/media/204882/afcb-visiting-supporters-guide-2022-23-37.pdf). Wolves fans will be seated in Vitality East Stand, blocks 21-24 and are accessed via Turnstile F. The usual off-site free parking for supporters at Avonbourne Academy is unavailable for this week’s match, and parking in the south car park will be limited. Leave the station by the south exit (facing Asda) and turn left to head towards the main road. [Click here for detailed away supporter information for the visit to Bournemouth.](https://www.afcb.co.uk/media/204882/afcb-visiting-supporters-guide-2022-23-37.pdf) Turn left again and walk straight up Holdenhurst Road for around 25 minutes, until you reach a roundabout at which you turn right into Kings Park Drive. [found here](https://www.afcb.co.uk/for-fans/supporters-%20guides). With traffic expected to be high due to the holiday season, fans can A large majority of trains arrive at Bournemouth Central Train Station, which is accessible to wheelchair users.

Anthony Dabbundo gives his detailed thoughts, plus his top pick, for Wednesday's Premier League match between AFC Bournemouth and Wolverhampton.

The firing of Parker should galvanize them at home and Wolves’ attack hasn’t produced nearly enough in terms of chances created to warrant being this big of a favorite. Aston Villa closed as a similar moneyline favorite on debut and the club was lined as about the 10th-best team in the league. Through four matches, Wolves have failed to create more than 1.1 xG in a match despite playing Leeds United, Fulham and Newcastle United in three of the four games. A lot of Wolves’ problems would be solved by a dynamic, young striker to link the play. Teams often see a bump in performance and results after firing the manager and Bournemouth is in the perfect buy low spot. Manager Bruno Lage’s side has struggled to create chances and score goals with just two in four matches, so the club will see this as a chance to get right on offense.