Championship

PARKY’S DEFIANT AS POOR RESULTS GO ON

by
The LeaguePaper Team
28 October 2018

CHAMPIONSHIP
By TFLP reporter
BOLTON Wanderers manager Phil Parkinson says he can “hold his head very high” as he defended his record at the club.
The Trotters picked up three wins from their opening four games to move up to third place after seeing off Birmingham in August.
However, they have won only once in 10 games since then and are now 18th in the table.
“You will always come under pressure when you have lost games, and I have managed 720 games,” Parkinson said.
“We’re probably all getting stick and there’s a lot of passion and tension in the ...

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