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Parkinson agreeing with both major decisions yesterday? 12:05 - Nov 4 with 4637 views

pointofblue

Is he honestly saying he'd be happy if both went against him?

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Parkinson agreeing with both major decisions yesterday? on 12:13 - Nov 4 with 4601 views

theipswichman

He just doesn't want to admit his team didn't deserve the three points. Whether we would've went on to win or not doesn't matter, we certainly deserved a point (at least) from this game.

Parkinson agreeing with both major decisions yesterday? on 12:16 - Nov 4 with 4592 views

The_Flashing_Smile

All manager's do that. They're all utterly dishonest because they want to make themselves look good and thus keep their job.

The fact that even Sunderland fans are saying the ref was the MOTM tells you the truth.

Trust the process. Trust Phil.

Parkinson agreeing with both major decisions yesterday? on 12:52 - Nov 4 with 4520 views

Chrisd

Of course he wouldn't, managers only see what they want to see especially if it works in their favour then they invariably fully back the decision, until it happens to them.

[Post edited 4 Nov 2020 16:10]

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Parkinson agreeing with both major decisions yesterday? on 13:49 - Nov 4 with 4396 views

BiGDonnie

Well he's a bit of a thick c&nt then isn't he.

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Parkinson agreeing with both major decisions yesterday? on 13:56 - Nov 4 with 4385 views

TheTrueBlue1878

"I don't think there can be any arguments about the penalty. It came off one centre-half and hit the other one on the arm - it was a clear penalty."

Living in coo-koo land there he is.

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Parkinson agreeing with both major decisions yesterday? on 13:57 - Nov 4 with 4381 views

TheTrueBlue1878

Parkinson agreeing with both major decisions yesterday? on 12:52 - Nov 4 by Chrisd
Of course he wouldn't, managers only see what they want to see especially if it works in their favour then they invariably fully back the decision, until it happens to them. [Post edited 4 Nov 2020 16:10]

Wenger was the worst (funniest) for that.

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