As a Charlton fan it has taken me a long time to forgive Scott Parker. He left us when tapped up by Chelsea as we lay 3rd in the Premiership at Christmas and Chelsea and their billions were in 7th. We ended up 7th, Chelsea 3rd and yes, it does seem like a million years ago. However, he never got a look in at Chelsea as managers were chopped and changed. He went to Newcastle suffered a serious injury but came back to be club captain but they also swapped managers like Panini cards and the Geordies were on a downward spiral. He then headed back south to Upton Park, had an early injury lay off but has in recent seasons as captain often led the Hammers as a one man team. He finally got his England chance (although he was capped whilst at Charlton) on Saturday against Wales and took it well and played despite losing his dad the same week. At last he looks to be given the recognition he deserves despite some poor career choices.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Photograph of the week
As a Charlton fan it has taken me a long time to forgive Scott Parker. He left us when tapped up by Chelsea as we lay 3rd in the Premiership at Christmas and Chelsea and their billions were in 7th. We ended up 7th, Chelsea 3rd and yes, it does seem like a million years ago. However, he never got a look in at Chelsea as managers were chopped and changed. He went to Newcastle suffered a serious injury but came back to be club captain but they also swapped managers like Panini cards and the Geordies were on a downward spiral. He then headed back south to Upton Park, had an early injury lay off but has in recent seasons as captain often led the Hammers as a one man team. He finally got his England chance (although he was capped whilst at Charlton) on Saturday against Wales and took it well and played despite losing his dad the same week. At last he looks to be given the recognition he deserves despite some poor career choices.
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