Phil Parkinson

Parkinson's promotion winning team should have finished higher than 7th. I wouldn't call getting to Wembley under the nutcase German a failure. We was in the play-offs when he was unfairly sacked.

McCall > Parkinson.

 

Why does it matter where you finish? The net result was promotion, all whilst maintaining our second best cup run in our entire history.

McCall has had 4 seasons at the helm and hasn't achieved either.

That's fact, not opinion though so you're probably not interested.

 

they lost 4-0. fraud got found out, again. how he's still in a job baffles me.

 

I just don't understand why no one is discussing how Phil the messiah Parkinson has taken Bolton down with a wimper through poor man management, archaic tactics and delusional arrogance.

but then, no one would dare to highlight when he's not doing well. the thread soon gets bumped when they fluke a win in the league though.

 

I think it is a bit like some people don’t blame SM for the drop in form here as Edin was the major fault in the team.

 

Difference was we reached a major cup final on the way with Parky who is the better manager by far

 

There were serious off field issues all season and we’ve seen first hand this season he impact it can have on a squad when there are issues upstairs. I’d say the Bolton issues even trumped the issues we contested with this year so I’d say that relegation is really not that surprising and most of the blame belongs with the owner.

 

On TalkSport today, talking about Stephen Darby, Bolton etc.
https://talksport.com/football/efl/543532/phil-parkinson-bolton-administration-talksport/