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Scott Parker admits his Burnley side are tired

BURNLEY head coach Scott Parker admitted his team’s first-half performance against Preston was lethargic as they played out a goalless draw.

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The LeaguePaper Team
6 October 2024

HONEST: Scott Parker

BURNLEY head coach Scott Parker admitted his team’s first-half performance against Preston was lethargic as they played out a goalless draw.
The Clarets boss selected the same line-up that started Tuesday’s 1-0 win over Plymouth Argyle
“It was a busy week for us,” he said. “We decided to keep the same team. The game looked a little bit lethargic for us, for sure.
“I thought the players gave absolutely everything. We faced up to the battle, which was clearly there today.
“I think everyone could see that in terms of how Preston approached the game and disrupted it, cert...

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