Ray Parlour has talked about Liam Rosenior’s possible future at Hull City in the wake of the probable play-off defeat.
Continue to support Rosenior after this season because Parlour believes the Hull boss will continue to make strides and improvements.
Many have been pleased by Rosenior’s vision for style of play, and Parlour is pleading for Hull to hold onto the youthful boss.
Rosenior’s guidance has propelled Hull from last season’s 15th spot, even if they may require a miracle to make the playoffs.
Ray Parlour has rejected any notions that Liam Rosenior would be under pressure in light of the money invested in January and encouraged Hull City to continue with him through the rest of the season.
The Tigers need to close a six-point deficit in the last four games of the season to pass Norwich City in sixth position if they want to go to the play-offs.
The Yorkshire team hopes to make it back to the Premier League, but if the Canaries lose their last few games, they will probably be disappointed this season.
During his tenure as manager of the MKM Stadium, Rosenior has garnered the support of the supporters, and owner Acun Ilicali has also backed him in the transfer market.
Given the financial commitment made to secure promotion to the Premier League—names like Ryan Giles, Fabio Carvalho, and Anass Zaroury were among those brought in to support their campaign for a play-off spot—a failure to finish in the top six might raise concerns about his future at the team.
Parlour supports Rosenior for Hull’s triumph.
Parlour thinks Hull should stay with Rosenior even if they don’t make it to the postseason.
The 51-year-old asserted that the manager of the Tigers is continually developing and that he has done a commendable job of leading the team to perform above expectations this season.
Speaking exclusively to Football League World, via NetBet Casino, Parlour threw his support behind Rosenior.
When asked if Hull’s January spending should put him under pressure, he said, “Definitely not.”
“Observe where Hull City ended last season.”
“Hull City is constantly getting better, and Rosenior is doing a fantastic job.”
“I’ve spoken with Liam, and I appreciate his approach and manner of speaking. You can see his ideas about how football should be played.
Hull City would be foolish to let rid of him since he is a talented young manager.
“If you look at the teams in the top six, you will see that they are the three Premier League clubs who were demoted in addition to Ipswich, who many people thought would have a successful season.
It’s hardly surprising that West Brom and Norwich are challenging because they were just promoted to the Premier League.
League standings for Hull City
Six points behind sixth-place Norwich in the Championship standings, Hull is in seventh place.
With four games left, the Yorkshire team is one ahead of their opponents from Norfolk, but in order to catch up, David Wagner’s squad must give up points.
There is not much time left to finish in the top six, but even if they finish sixth or seventh, Hull have improved greatly from their 15th place performance in the last race.
Rosenior’s team still has games against Plymouth Argyle, Watford, Coventry City, and Ipswich Town.
