Ian Holloway

[1066familyman]

What, with this and Sam Allardyce moaning about Harry the Hornet being 'out of order', It seems to me that some managers need to get a grip.

100% agree. I thought managers had thicker skins than that. Especially experienced one's like these two that must have seen and heard it all before.

Perhaps they've got kids who are generation snowflake and it's rubbing off on them ?

 

[Bwian]

He deserves it. It's the same Holloway that came out and complained in the press about Poogate when it was his coach driver! The little Wurzel has never corrected himself since then.

Exactly what I said today. Hope he takes them down

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[sjamesb3466]

Lost his marbles today. Apparently they were really good in patches today, they have the best keeper in the league, that was his first defeat at the Amex and their fans were brilliant today. Wow, delusion on an industrial scale

 

[Geestar]

What a ****. He is the opposition manager and he can't handle a common chant.

Now I hope he does get sacked

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[Bigtomfu]

Yep, he just doesn't know how many managers have been sacked following a defeat to little old Brighton in the last two years that's all.

 

[topbanana36]

To be fair he has always been respectful of us. I like him apart from his stint at the scum!

 

[Eeyore]

I have no beef with him. He's a decent bloke. Upset at the sending off (understandable). Didn't suggest that there would have been any other outcome.

Not sure about his suggestion that diving has never been a problem with his teams...

 

[Dick Head]

Anyone saying he has always been respectful of us does not remember #PooGate. Okay, it was brinksmanship, sledging, whatever you'd like to call it but respectful? Oh, no no no no no.

 

[lawros left foot]

Anyone saying he has always been respectful of us does not remember #PooGate. Okay, it was brinksmanship, sledging, whatever you'd like to call it but respectful? Oh, no no no no no.

This, I can't believe that some on here have forgotten his rant about poogate.

 

[Official Old Man]

I like him. Speaks the truth rather than follows the rules. Always welcome here as the oppo manager.
'sacked in the morning', I expected him to wave to the crowd.

 

[topbanana36]

To be fair he has always been respectful of us. I like him apart from his stint at the scum!

 

[HantsSeagull]

what a bell end

 

[Icy Gull]

Pressure turns him into a Prima Donna. Has his coat dried out yet?

 

[D'Angelo Saxon]

Aw, diddums! Ian Holloway's throwing his toys out of the pram because Brighton fans were singing about him being sacked in the morning.

https://audioboom.com/posts/5436604...ery-disappointed-after-3-0-defeat-at-brighton

Ahh... I think he comes across pretty well to be fair. Yeah he picks up about that chant, but of course thats gonna sting.

 

[theboybilly]

I like Holloway, I hope he turns it around.

With QPR? I hope not, I hope they go bust

 

[LamieRobertson]

Even bothering to mention a few fans chanting something is surprising for a person who's been in the game so long

 

[edna krabappel]

I didn't think it was massively respectful when he was patting his bum cheeks and wiggling his arse in the direction of the Albion fans from (the safety of) the TV box at Loftus Road last season, but hey: I guess "respect" only goes one way, right Ian?

 

[Pavilionaire]

That gave me a laugh on the way home. He has been kind about us since his sacking from Palace but what does he expect?

 

[edna krabappel]

In fact, as unnecessarily over-sensitive responses go, I'd suggest Holloway whimpering about respect from us is about as ridiculous as Tiny Tears getting all huffy about a man dressed as a giant bee at Vicarage Road yesterday.

 

[Dan Gleeballs]

Man up!!!!