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Parker’s heart is still at home

Former England right-back Paul Parker has revealed he would never completely rule out a return to management – but says he would only do so for one of his beloved local clubs.
Parker’s heart

By Matthew Nash

FORMER England right-back Paul Parker has revealed he would never completely rule out a return to management – but says he would only do so for one of his beloved local clubs.
The 60-year-old, who has 19 caps for his country and won the Premier League twice with Manchester United during the 90s, managed in Non-League with Chelmsford City and Welling United, as well as being on the coaching staff at Folkestone Invicta and director of football at Ashford Town.
Since leaving Invicta in 2006, Parker has taken just one job aside from his regular role of radio commentator and pun...

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