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Budweiser has signed up football managers Sam Allardyce and Ian Holloway to star in radio ads
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Blackpool manager Ian Holloway always has nice things to say about Liverpool, but as his latest
comments show, he clearly holds some deep-rooted resentment towards the club over the transfer of
Charlie Adam.Writing in his column for The Mirror, Holloway suggested that the negative impact of
the transfer speculation over Charlie Adam actually contributed to his side's relegation last
season:"
Blackpool target Liverpool youngster
Ian Holloway wants Danny Wilson on loan
View the full story here: The Mirror
A news article on 2011-12-31 22:30:32 from: The Mirror
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Blackpool have agreed a deal to sign Liverpool defender Danny Wilson on loan until the end of the
season.
Wilson has yet to make an impact at Anfield since his arrival from Rangers in 2010 and has made
just one appearance in the Carling Cup so far this season.
The Scotland international admitted earlier this season that he would be open to a loan move away
from Liverpool in search of regular first-team football and Reds boss Kenny Dalglish has now
decided to let him move on.
In March 2010, we produced a post on a peculiar bias in the decision making of Jon Moss, a then
Football League Referee - "Doing A Little Deal Down The Moss"
(http://footballisfixed.blogspot.com/2010/03/doing-little-deal-down-moss.html).
The post is reproduced in part below.
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"Yesterday, Jonathan Moss, a bog-standard referee from the wrong side of the Pennines, gave a
fallacious penalty (the infringement occurred outside the penalty area) that allowed West Bromwich
Albion to defeat Blackpool by 3 goals to 2.
Liverpool midfielder Jonjo Shelvey has been named Football League Player of the Month for November
after his loan spell at Blackpool.
The 19-year-old, who has now been recalled to Anfield, scored four goals in five matches for Ian
Holloway's Championship side during the month.
Now Shelvey, who was named on the bench for last week's 1-0 victory over QPR, is hoping that he can
continue with his fine form and force his way back into the starting eleven for the Merseysiders.
Liverpool midfielder Jonjo Shelvey feels sorry for his team-mates who have suffered injury or
suspension, but he is ready to step up as a replacement.
The £1.7million signing from Charlton in May 2010 was at the beginning of December recalled from a
loan at Blackpool by boss Kenny Dalglish after Lucas Leiva's season was ended by knee surgery.
'Shelvey will be a top player'
Ian Holloway admits he would have liked to have kept Jonjo Shelvey at Blackpool a bit longer but
believes the midfielder has returned to Liverpool a better player.
View the full story here: Liverpool FC
A news article on 2011-12-07 10:58:27 from: Liverpool FC
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Shelvey praises Pool duo
Jonjo Shelvey has hailed Blackpool manager Ian Holloway and Barry Ferguson after finishing his
loan spell at the Championship side.
View the full story here: Sky Sports
A news article on 2011-12-06 16:28:30 from: Sky Sports
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Liverpool has recalled Jonjo Shelvey from his loan spell at Blackpool as speculation mounts about
the severity of Lucas Leiva's knee injury.
Shelvey, 19, has scored six goals in ten Championship appearances for the Seasiders, including a
hat-trick in the 5-0 thrashing of Leeds earlier this month.
Reds recall Shelvey from loan following Lucas injury
TEENAGE midfielder Jonjo Shelvey is on his way back from Blackpool early after the Seasiders
announced Liverpool had recalled him early from his loan with them. The recall follows on from last
night's injury to Lucas Leiva when the Brazilian midfielder was stretchered off twenty minutes from
the end of the game against Chelsea with a knee problem.
Blackpool loanee Jonjo Shelvey is hoping Liverpool will agree to extend his stay at Bloomfield
Road.
The 19-year-old midfielder is enjoying a spell of regular first-team football, chipping in with six
goals for the Seasiders.
Having helped Ian Holloway's side cement their place within the promotion-chasing pack in the
Npower Championship, Shelvey is eager to see the challenge through, and help Blackpool bounce back
to the Barclays Premier League at the first time of asking.
Blackpool want to extend Liverpool starlet Jonjo Shelvey's loan spell at the club.
Shelvey sealed a loan move to Blackpool at the end of September and has impressed during his stay
at Bloomfield Road, scoring six goals in nine appearances.
He netted a stunning hat-trick in Blackpool's 5-0 demolition of Leeds at the start of the month and
Ian Holloway is eager to keep him at the club.
Blackpool bid to extend Shelvey's loan spell
Ian Holloway wants to keep the Liverpool midfielder at Bloomfield Road for the rest of the
season
View the full story here: Talksport
A news article on 2011-11-23 15:16:14 from: Talksport
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Blackpool boss Ian Holloway believes a new role behind the strikers is bringing out the best of
loanee Jonjo Shelvey.
The Liverpool midfielder is on loan with the Seasiders until the end of December and has so far
netted five goals in seven games.
This included a hat-trick against Leeds United while playing in a more advanced role.
Holloway gives Shelvey new role
Blackpool boss Ian Holloway believes a new role behind the strikers is bringing out the best of
loanee Jonjo Shelvey.
View the full story here: Liverpool FC
A news article on 2011-11-12 13:05:15 from: Liverpool FC
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Okay, if the next England manager has to be English, who do we choose? Here are some of the
English manager currently employed as football managers (seems like a good filter), in order of
preference (some rational, some not):
Alan Pardew hmmmmmmmmmmm.
Lee Clark knows how to win, was a good player, should be a dark horse, but ideally would have
managed and succeeded in the Premiership.
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Blackpool manager Ian Holloway says he is unlikely to be making an imminent move to sign Liverpool
defender Danny Wilson on loan.
Holloway recently brought Liverpool midfielder Jonjo Shelvey to Bloomfield Road on a temporary
basis and has been strongly linked with an offer for Wilson.
The Scotland international has yet to make an impact at Anfield since his arrival from Rangers in
2010 and has made just one appearance in the Carling Cup so far this season.
Holloway cools Wilson talk
Blackpool manager Ian Holloway says he is unlikely to be making an imminent move to sign
Liverpool defender Danny Wilson on loan.
View the full story here: Sky Sports
A news article on 2011-10-15 14:20:59 from: Sky Sports
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Blackpool want Danny Wilson from Liverpool
Liverpool defender Danny Wilson is wanted on loan by Blackpool. Manager Ian Holloway has already
brought in midfielder Jonjo Shelvey from Anfield in a similar deal.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2011-10-11 21:45:15 from: The Mail
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Blackpool line-up loan move for second Liverpool player
Ian Holloway wants to borrow in Danny Wilson
View the full story here: The Mirror
A news article on 2011-10-11 21:30:15 from: The Mirror
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Blackpool is lining up a loan move for Liverpool starlet Danny Wilson, according to the Blackpool
Gazette.
The 19-year-old Scotland international made eight appearances for the Reds last season and was high
on Ian Holloway's wish list in the summer, but a deal couldn't be struck.
The left-sided central defender had recently been set to join Nottingham Forest until the sacking
of Steve McClaren, which has paved the way for a move to Bloomfield Road alongside Liverpool
team-mate Jonjo Shelvey.
Blackpool manager Ian Holloway believes that Charlie Adam has done a 'great job' for Liverpool so
far, and he's excited to see how his former captain performs alongside Steven Gerrard.Holloway is a
great character in the game, and refreshing honesty is always guaranteed whenever he talks about
football.
I remember so very well where I was when Steve McClaren was stood stony-faced beneath an
umbrella in the pouring rain as England surrendered their opportunity to feature at Euro 2008. I
was in a pub in Holloway in North London, and the patrons of the establishment had come together
under a cloud of false hope.
Steven Gerrard's groin is in the news again, Jonjo Shelvey's already made an impact on loan for
his new club, and your nearest Evertonian is still pissed about Jack Rodwell's red card on
Saturday. Plus we've got a bit of catching up to do, so we should probably get to it. Just watch
out for abuse and improvised missiles raining down from the peanut gallery.
Jonjo Shelvey has thanks Liverpool teammate Charlie Adam for his advice after impressing on loan
debut for Blackpool.
The England youth international described his first appearance for the Tangerines as 'perfect'
after scoring from distance with a free kick in a 5-0 romp against Bristol City.
Ian Holloway has reportedly been tracking the teenager for some time, and Shelvey admits the
short-term move came about after conversations with Scottish international Adam, who was Blackpool
captain for their Npower Championship promotion and subsequent relegation last term.
Jonjo Shelvey got his loan spell at Blackpool off to a perfect start by netting on his debut in the
5-0 thumping of Bristol City.
The midfielder played the full 90 minutes for Ian Holloway's side and netted with a superb
free-kick after 66 minutes.
He also created the first goal for Gary Taylor-Fletcher.
Shelvey Seals Blackpool Switch
Liverpool youngster Jonjo Shelvey has sealed a loan switch to Championship outfit Blackpool, the
club has confirmed. The player will spend the rest of the season at Bloomfield Road in order to
further his development. Blackpool have been chasing Shelvey ever since the two clubs agreed a deal
for the transfer of Charlie Adam, and Ian Holloway will be delighted to have finally got his
man.
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Blackpool manager Ian Holloway is well known for his off the cuff quotes and sayings, but he is
actually very well respected in the footballing world despite his funny remarks. He now writes
regularly for the Daily Mirror and his column this week makes for an interesting read. He starts
off by saying, "Now I [.
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So, no more Holloway in the EPL this season. So I've been left to troll around the rest of the
leagues, trying to find that manager that incites some fire in his players. Someone that has that
fight. I think I found him. Introducing, Grimsby Town's Rob Scott. Now, sorry the vid/sound quality
is not the best, but basically, a Grimsby Town fan is obviously upset with Scott and the team
after
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Ian Holloway: Why Arsenal lack the will to win that makes Man United
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MirrorFootball has signed up Ian Holloway to be our latest star columnist. Read his views every
Sunday... *** On the wall of my office at Bloomfield Road, I have a poster of Muhammad Ali.
