Scott Parker Reflects On Difficult Day In Manchester | REACTION | Man City 5-1 Burnley

Burnley boss Scott Parker believes the scoreline didn't necessarily reflect his side's performance in Saturday's defeat to Manchester City. Speaking after the game, the Clarets Head Coach said he was going to take the positives from the many encouraging signs he saw for 60, 70 minutes at the Etihad against tough opposition. “I don't think the scoreline reflected our performance really. For 60, 70 minutes we were every bit the team I wanted us to be today. Coming to an incredibly difficult place, the colossus of the team, which I mentioned in my press conference leading into this, with world class players. “You come to places like this; the game can quickly run away from you. City get a goal in front, we show unbelievable character, courage, bravery at times to take the ball off them and show our quality which I asked in abundance from the players today. Get ourselves back at 1-1. “Come out for the second half and start really, really brightly. But I've been here many a time, the two goals back-to-back were quick goals really, and it probably dented us a little bit. Even then after that, I thought our reaction again was, trying to probe, trying to be a threat. Then it’s fair to say the back end of the game is a little bit disappointing, it probably goes away from us, we chase it, but it goes away from us. “I personally didn’t see it as a 5-1 game. The facts are that’s what goes down in print. But a lot of positives today.” Subscribe to the Clarets' official YouTube channel and hit the bell to be notified for future videos: ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/user/official...