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Scott Parker will keep faith with his play-off heroes at Fulham in the Premier League next season after the club were relegated following £100m spending spree in 2018

Daily Mail | August 5, 2020

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Fulham manager Scott Parker will be given more power than his predecessors as the club look to learn from past mistakes in the Premier League.

The 39-year-old, who guided the west Londoners back to the top flight on Tuesday with a play-off final win over Brentford, does not want to overhaul his squad after seeing the damage that did in the summer of 2018.

Two years ago, then-manager Slavisa Jokanovic spent £100million on new players but his side finished 10 points from safety in 19th.

Fulham boss Scott Parker wants his side to be settled as they bid to stay in the Premier League
While he hopes to make some signings, Parkeru00a0will back the squad that helped win promotion

While he hopes to make some signings, Parker will back the squad that helped win promotion

Tim Ream, Kevin McDonald and Stefan Johansen had helped Fulham escape the Championship but were barely used in the Premier League.

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