Holloway

The Blackpool manager Ian Holloway has said that the referee is to take the blame for the defeat they suffered at the hands of Leicester City. Blackpool have made a 100% start to the new season, but this excellent start finally came to an end after they were defeated 1-0 by Leicester City during the weekend.

Speaking after the match, the manager of Blackpool, Ian Holloway said that he is extremely sad after the match because they had to lose as a result of refereeing decisions. Ian Holloway has said that his players and their efforts they put in certainly deserved three points.

Blackpool manager Ian Holloway has said that the fans should not be worried about the lack of signings. The club has secured the signing of only one player so far in the transfer window.

Championship club Blackpool have said that they have not received a formal offer from Swansea for their manager Ian Holloway. Ian Holloway managed to guide Blackpool to the Premier league, despite having one of the lowest budgets a few seasons ago.

However, he failed to repeat the heroics this time around after his team lost in the play-offs final to West Ham. Following the play-off final defeat, it has been rumoured that Ian Holloway will be looking at the possibility of moving to a new club in the hope of enhancing his career.

Ian Holloway has said that he is very much delighted to have the services of in-form winger Matt Phillips back in his squad. Even though Matt Phillips was not up to his best during the initial parts of the campaign, he has since recovered to score six goals in as many games, and has risen to become one of the important members of the squad.

Blackpool boss Ian Holloway may be under pressure from fans, but that doesn't mean that he's going to be doing anything differently.

Whilst the Tangerine men have struggled to re-assert themselves in the Championship following their relegation from the Premier League, Holloway maintains that he is the right man for the job, and that the team can and will get better.

Speaking to the local radio station, Holloway said that whilst he acknowledges that some fans have issues, it won't change the way he approaches the game.

Blackpool manager Ian Holloway has said that they can avoid relegation this season, despite their poor form, according to the Free Bets website.

Holloway’s men have an impressive record against the sides they face in their battle to remain in the English Premier League, including Saturday’s visitors Wigan, who they beat 4-0 on the opening day.

“Over the last 18 points we have got to fight for, we have already got 13 points from corresponding fixtures earlier in the season,” Holloway said.

Blackpool boss Ian Holloway has said that he is frustated by Blackpool's display against Chelsea. The Tangerines went down 4-0 to the Blues with each goal coming inside the opening period before the visitors re-shaped after the interval.

Salomon Kalou opened the scoring after less than two minutes before a Florent Malouda double either side of Didier Drogba's strike put Chelsea in cruise control. Despite a drastic improvement after the break, Holloway believes the home side eased up their urgency and allowed Blackpool to see more of the ball.

Blackpool midfielder Keith Southern has paid tribute to manager Ian Holloway for leading the club into the Premiership.

In the space of a year - and after 12 months out of the game - Holloway has changed the mentality on the Fylde and brought a refreshing style of football to Blackpool, resulting in promotion at Wembley.

Southern told the club's website: "The bulk of the players were here last season but the manager has put us in a system, a structure that has allowed us to play with freedom and a lot of attacking zip.