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SCOT T WANTS CHERRIES TO BE RIPE FOR SUCCESS

NEW BOSS LAYS THE FOUNDATIONS AT BOURNEMOUTH
By John Wragg

SCOTT Parker just takes seconds to answer the question – what is the expectation at Bournemouth this season?
The 40-year-old tries to dodge the word ‘promotion’, but it’s there in his head, it’s the reason he is managing the club and it will be the expectation at the end of two seasons in the Championship.
Following the demise of managers Jason Tindall and then Jonathan Woodgate as Bournemouth got to the play-off semi-finals but no further last season, it’s Parker who has control of t...

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