Burnley boss Scott Parker called for unity after their late defeat at Brentford on Saturday.
Key points:
- Parker emphasized staying together as a group despite the setback.
- Burnley conceded late, suffering a disappointing defeat at Brentford.
- He urged players, staff, and supporters to remain united and focused on future games.
“We have to stay together and show resilience,” Parker said after the match. “There’s still plenty to play for, and we must keep moving forward as a united group.”
Context: The late loss at Brentford added pressure on Burnley during the current campaign, prompting Parker to call for solidarity within the club to navigate forthcoming fixtures.
Summary: Parker pressed Burnley to maintain unity and resolve after a late defeat at Brentford, underscoring the importance of collective effort in the remainder of the season.
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