Burnley confirmed the appointment of Parker as head coach on a three-year contract.

Parker was dismissed as manager of Club Brugge after winning twice in 12 overall games.

Parker was appointed manager of Belgian champions Club Brugge, succeeding Carl Hoefkens.

Parker left Fulham by mutual consent and was appointed as head coach of AFC Bournemouth on the same day.

Parker was appointed as caretaker manager of Fulham after Claudio Ranieri was dismissed.

Parker was made captain for the match against Swansea City in the absence of Brede Hangeland and scored his first goal for Fulham in the 2–1 loss at Craven Cottage.

Parker signed a three-year contract with Fulham, for an undisclosed fee.

Parker was named man of the match in a friendly against Spain in the 1–0 win.

Parker captained Tottenham in a 2–1 away win over Blackburn.

Parker made his Spurs' debut, providing an assist for fellow debutant Emmanuel Adebayor.

Tottenham and West Ham announced the transfer of Parker to Spurs, with the fee believed to be £5.5 million.

Parker played in the Millennium Stadium against Wales in the qualifiers for UEFA Euro 2012 and was recognised as one of England's top players in the victory.

Parker came on as a second-half substitute for Frank Lampard in a friendly against Denmark to become the first player to receive his first four full caps whilst playing for four teams.

Parker scored his first goal for West Ham, a last-minute winner in the 2–1 win at Middlesbrough.

Parker made his full Premier League debut for West Ham United in the 1–0 home defeat to Arsenal.

Parker made his first-team debut for West Ham United in the 1–0 League Cup victory against Plymouth Argyle.

Parker scored his first goal as captain of Newcastle United against Wigan Athletic in a 2–1 win.

Parker scored his first Newcastle goal against his former club Charlton in a 3–1 defeat.

Parker scored his only goal for Chelsea in a 2–0 win against Portsmouth at Fratton Park.

Parker left Charlton Athletic to join Chelsea on a four-and-a-half-year contract for a £10 million fee.

Parker's international debut for the senior England team came when he came on in the 66th minute as a substitute replacing Wayne Rooney in a 3–2 defeat against Denmark.

Scott Parker made his first-team debut as a substitute against Bury in the First Division, a match which ended 0–0.

Scott Matthew Parker was born in Lambeth, Greater London, England.