Ian Holloway

[Fredo]

I don't like him. I think he talks crap most of the time.

[Craig_H]

I don't like him. I think he talks crap most of the time.

[JohnDoe]

Still ace.

[danperkins]

Holloway is brilliant. Great personality to have in the premiership.

[Robbie-fowler999]

The bit about blackburn and platini was ****ing hilarious

[Cormack74]

I don't understand the fuss about Holloway.

Average / poor managerial record with a few wacky one liners.

So what?

[cream]

I don't understand the fuss about Holloway.

Average / poor managerial record with a few wacky one liners.

So what?

Thick as ****ing pig **** as well.

[Mostar]

Holloway is brilliant. Great personality to have in the premiership.

He is a real comedian and I find him funny and entertaining for the most part but I would never ever consider him for our post.

[Buzzo]

I find him a bit of an annoying mildly unhinged loon sometimes. But to be fair that interview is pretty good and mildly amusing.

[Drago]

Loveable mentalist

[Fredo]

The bit about blackburn and platini was ****ing hilarious

Was it really?

For a start, he was having a rant about FIFA and Platini is president of UEFA, not FIFA, so he made a complete cock of himself.

On the other hand, it was hilarious Allardyce got the sack.

[dww]

I don't understand the fuss about Holloway.

Average / poor managerial record with a few wacky one liners.

So what?

I think he has improved massively as a manager in the last couple of years. Not to say that I think he is a great manager yet but he deserves credit for the way he sets his teams up, the amount he has learned and changed and the success he has had with minimal funding.

He can be funny but he also very often sounds a bit 'little Englander' from my tastes.

It is a shame that younger managers like him by and large seem to have adopted the traditions of the last. While that remains true we won't progress the quality of our young players or the style of football we generally play.

[Subby]

I actually like him as a manager, he says it how he thinks and isn't scared of "upsetting the apple cart"

great article that too

[Cormack74]

I think he has improved massively as a manager in the last couple of years. Not to say that I think he is a great manager yet but he deserves credit for the way he sets his teams up, the amount he has learned and changed and the success he has had with minimal funding.

He can be funny but he also very often sounds a bit 'little Englander' from my tastes.

It is a shame that younger managers like him by and large seem to have adopted the traditions of the last. While that remains true we won't progress the quality of our young players or the style of football we generally play.

I don't think he's completely without ability although his record is patchy.

I'm not sure he copes with pressure. If he managed a prem' club where there was expectation of success, IMO his tenure would be pretty short.

[Neil Young]

I think the vast majority of us will be very, very bored of him by this time next year.