Burnley boss Scott Parker was delighted after leading the Clarets to promotion to the Premier League next season.
The 44-year-old replaced Vincent Kompany at Burnley last summer, who left for Bayern Munich. And steered the club to promotion just a year after their relegation.
“It means เล่นบาคาร่า UFABET เว็บตรง ค่าคอมสูง a lot. I set my mind at the beginning of the year to get promote. At the start of the season there were a lot of ups and downs but the road we’ve come along has been incredible. “It sounds cliché but I’ve built my whole life on hard work and I try to instill that in these players. “
The most important thing for me is the togetherness. The group that stayed together and got us into the Premier League. “
“It feels special this time. I had some setbacks as a manager, not for myself. l made the decision to take a year off and come back here. I know it will be a challenge. “
“The spotlight is always on the players and myself, but the sacrifices my family made are deserve.”
On the title challenge: “We will go full force, that’s the target and that’s what we will do. There are two games left and we want to try and chase the title.””
Victory over Sheffield United not only secured Burnley promotion but also But it also means the team is now 31 games unbeaten in the regular season of the Championship.
If they do not lose their remaining two games, Burnley will equal Reading’s record of an unbeaten run in the Championship in the 2005-06 season.