Burnley coach: The only thing Hannibal needs to learn is to carry his hands behind his back when training in the future

September 14th In the fourth round of the Premier League, Burnley lost to Liverpool 0-1 at home. Burnley coach Parker was interviewed by Sky Sports after the game.

◉ About this game

Parker said: "I have seen many disappointing moments in my career. There are times today when our defense is as hard as we survive, and we know we have to do that. The most important thing is that everything we work for today, the players have done it, and I am extremely proud of them. The game ended in a very heartbreaking way, and that's the reality."

"The last minute penalty kick left us short. We need to limit the space of our opponents, which is crucial, and we did it. Our defense is very, very good. It doesn't seem very threatening on the offense, but it's the truth. We want to get the results, want to survive, only It's a pity to end. "

◉ About being judged by handball

" From the rule point of view, it's handball. We have to change our defensive skills and put our hands behind our backs to defend. But I'm really proud of the team."

◉ Talking about Hannibal's handball

Parker said: "I've also experienced the field and knew how fast the pace of the game is. His body movement was to turn around and his arms stretched out. The ball could fly at 80 mph, just hitting his hand. The only thing Hannibal needs to learn is that we have to carry our hands behind our backs when training in the future."

"My team fully interprets the spirit of struggle today."

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