PARKER'S POST-MATCH POINTS: EVERTON (H)
Gaffer speaks to the press following 0-0 draw at Turf Moor
2025-12-27T18:28:15.463Z
PARKER'S POST-MATCH POINTS: EVERTON (H)
Gaffer speaks to the press following 0-0 draw at Turf Moor
2025-12-27T18:28:15.463Z
Gaffer speaks to the press following 0-0 draw at Turf Moor
Gaffer speaks to the press following 0-0 draw at Turf Moor
Gaffer speaks to the press following 0-0 draw at Turf Moor
Burnley boss Scott Parker felt his side 'we worthy of more' after watching the Clarets held to a goalless draw against Everton on Saturday.
Speaking to the media shortly after the full-time whistle, Parker - despite being clearly frustrated at the full-time result - was positive when reflecting on his teams' performance at Turf Moor.
DESERVED MORE
'I thought we were worthy of more.
'We came here understanding what we needed to be - and we were every bit of that.
'I’m frustrated because we didn’t win the game, but the positive is that there was a lot to like about our performance.
'I can’t be critical - we were dominant and deserved more.
'It’s a point, it’s a clean sheet - and we’ll take it into the next one.'
MISSED CHANCES
'We missed a few gilt-edged chances.
'I think we had over 15 shots over the course of the game.
'That’s the fine margins of the Premier League.
'On another day we take those opportunities and we leave with three points to show for our efforts.'
FAN APPRECIATION
'That reaction at full-time told me that the fans appreciated what they saw today.
'They saw a team that is giving absolutely everything - and that will always be the case with this group.
'Okay, we didn't get the three points we were all craving, but we left nothing out there this afternoon.'
FINISHING STRONGLY
'It was a slow burner.
'It was nip and tuck, with both teams jabbing away.
'We definitely had the impetus in the second half - we were the dominant force.
'We were full of positive endeavour - the commitment was there for everyone to see.
'The last two performances have given us a foundation to keep moving forward.'
STOPPING THE ROT
'It’s two draws in a row.
'We’ve stopped the rot of defeats with two solid performances.
'We need to keep progressing now.
'This young group have been through a lot these last few weeks - the belief is there, you can see it.
'We’ve another tough game in a few days time and we’ll make sure we’re ready to go again.'
CULLEN UPDATE
'Josh has injured his knee.
'It doesn’t look good.
'We won’t know the full extent of the injury until we’ve got the scans back over the coming days.'
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