There are different systems in the Premier League in how clubs are led. Some countries own clubs and some rules do not let them to do exactly what they want if they could stretch their resources. Other clubs have structures, like us and maybe Arsenal. Then there are clubs like Bournemouth.
Jurgen Klopp Defends Scott Parker
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"You saw three teams coming up, Fulham, Nottingham Forest, and Bournemouth," Klopp continued. "Nottingham they spend, Fulham is doing some stuff and I can’t remember Bournemouth if Bournemouth did a lot. That is difficult if you come up from the Championship and arrive in the Premier League. That's not easy for a coach.
“So I felt for Scott. It is not that I think his team is not good enough; not at all. The first four games give you Arsenal, City and Liverpool. That's like a setup for a new manager if you have nervous owners, 'lets see what you can do.'
"Scott is an outstanding manager and then you get four games like this and the owner says: ‘See you later?’ That is really harsh.”
Bournemouth and Liverpool are both in action tomorrow, with Bournemouth playing Wolves in their first game without Parker, and Liverpool hosting Newcastle.
