Burnley coach: We are still honored even though we lose, Liverpool really doesn t create too many threats

Hupu reported on September 14 that in the fourth round of the Premier League, Burnley lost to Liverpool 0-1 at home, and suffered a final victory for the opponent in two consecutive rounds. After the game, Burnley coach Parker talked about his views and feelings about the game.

Parker said: "For this game, both I felt disappointed in my time as a player and in my coaching career. Sometimes we might survive on luck, just like today's performance depends on it. We know we have to give that sometimes, too."

"The most important factor here is everything we intend to be today, and I'm extremely proud of the players. The game ended in a really heartbreaking way. It's that. We just kind of under-in-one penalty kicks.

"We need to give less space to our opponents, which is crucial to us, and we did it." We defended very, very well, and Liverpool's offensive threat in this game really doesn't seem to be great, but that's the case. We are working to achieve a positive result, we are working to survive in the Premier League, but it is not a very good ending. ”

"This is a handball. According to the Premier League rules, it is handball. We will have to change our habit of defending things with our hands behind our backs. But I am really proud of the team's performance. ”

Regarding Hannibal's handball, Parker said: "I played too, and I know how fast things are going. His body movements were turning, and his arms were already stretched out. The ball may have flew at 80 mph and has hit it. The only lesson Hannibal learned is that we have to know how to circumvent handball. "

" But anyway, my team embodies the spirit today. ”