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PARKER'S 'JOURNEY' GOING THE RIGHT WAY
Daily Star
|November 29, 2025
SCOTT PARKER believes he can plot a route to Premier League safety for Burnley and won't be blown off course.
The Clarets go to Brentford today 19th in the table and with just two wins in their last 10 games.
But boss Parker (above) is certain he can steer his team away from trouble.
He said: "I am someone who prepares myself for the journey to come.
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