Here's my best effort at being positive:
Frankly, Parkinson should have taken the matter out of the board's hands after the final whistle at Shef U by withdrawing his name from consideration.
He didn't and he's now been offered and has accepted the job of managing OUR team (and it is ours, not Messrs Murray and Chappell, who might hold the shares but do not fill the terraces).
Personally, I would not want a job in which (a) I'd already failed and (b) I knew nobody else thought I should be doing. But that's beside the point. He's taken the job and we have to get behind him as best we can. I wish him good luck. He's going to need it, too, because I've got a horrible feeling Charlton's nghtmare is far from over yet...
Sorry if that's a half-hearted attempt to rally behind him but with the sinking feeling I've got in my gut, that's the best I can do right now.
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It's not going to help anyone, if we undermine him.
Come on Parky
gutted.
The Board have thrown the towel in.
You have to say he hasn't done anything to justify getting the job on a perminant basis.
A very depressing day and agree with GH.
good luck phil you are really going to need it
i still think if we could get that ellusive win then who knows what can happen
Why waste 8 games leaving everyone - fans and Parky - in limbo?
Had he been appointed the night Pardew was sacked, Parky might have got a couple of wins on the back of the new manager bounce. I'm afraid there is not going to be any such bounce on the back of confirming a failed caretaker.
The only hope is that Parkinson manages to bring in 3 or 4 "roll your sleeves up" players to turn things around.
I am not holding my breath.
I have not winced nor cried aloud
Under the bludgeoning of chance
My head is bloodied but unbowed.
heres to hoping bud