Graham Westley

WILL IT BE SEVEN UP FOR SCOTT?

by
The Football League Paper Team
6 February 2022

Graham Westley
EX-STEVENAGE, PRESTON, PETERBOROUGH AND NEWPORT MANAGER

AFTER 28 games, Scott Parker’s Bournemouth sat on 52 points in third place in the Championship. It’s not quite automatic promotion winning form.
Perhaps he could have been expected to have a quiet transfer window then? No chance!
Seven players arrived at the club in January in a real statement of intent.
The loans of Nat Phillips (Liverpool), Ethan Laird (Manchester United), Freddie Woodman (Newcastle) and Todd Cantwell (Norwich) from their Premier League clubs was one part of the work with Kieffer Mo...

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