Scott Parker is proud of the “remarkable” run of pure sheets of Burnley – Irvine Times

Berne’s manager saw that his side provided a champion record of 10 consecutive clean sheets in a healthy victory against Hull, which made them pursue automatic promotion areas.

Bashir Humphries found the score within three minutes when his arrow defeats Ivor Pandur in the door before Zian Flemming adds a second.

Parker said: “It’s remarkable and quite special. This is something we are exclusively proud of and is not just the back line, but the whole team.

“But we keep it with great pride, because it is quite amazing what we are doing right now as a group in the defense phase.

“This is the first full season of CJ (Egan-Riley), (Lucas) Pires came from Spain and Bash (Humphries) had a half season in Swansea and think what they are doing right now and the levels that will go to is remarkable.

“We looked at every part of the top team. I think it is fair to say that this is some of the best players we have seen and have seen it in training and in our performances. “

Burnley has only released nine goals and remain three points behind Sheffield United and five behind Leads leaders.

Parker added: “I have been in and around this several times and said that I have no interest in what others do, we must continue to improve and everything will take care of ourselves.”

Hill managed its first shot in Target after 69 minutes with speculative efforts by Mason Burstow, but after three TROT wins, Ruben Celes’s country remains in the places of fall after limping to win on Turf Moor.

The Tiger manager said: “If we don’t win our matches and when teams play when we don’t do it, they get the points, that’s the competition.

“We do not pay too much attention when we are out or when we are in the area of ​​falling out, we have to do the job and we will be in a good place.

“We have to start winning football matches if we want to be out of this and we were a little out and show a character to move forward.

“When I talk about the nature, it is about walking and competitiveness in situations where we want to be competitive and to improve in the part of the games in which we need to get better.

“We have a good dressing room here and they fight for everything, and then it is always my responsibility to put them in the same direction, because there is good football and enough character to get us out of the situation.

“We knew that when we arrived, it would be difficult and we would not be able to change it from one day to another, but with a little fight we created enough to move forward.”