Ferguson and Giggs impressed with Ian Holloway
The legendary manager of Manchester United, Sir Alex Ferguson, has claimed that Blackpool manager, Ian Holloway, has impressed him a lot this season.
Sir Alex Ferguson will go head-to-head against Ian Holloway tonight for the first time in the Barclays Premier League, as Manchester United will play at Bloomfield Road.
Manchester United are the only unbeaten team in the Barclays Premier League this season and the Red Devils would be aiming to maintain their undefeated run against a side, which has lost their last two Premier League games.
Yet even after a poor run of form from Blackpool, the most experienced manager of the Barclays Premier League, Sir Alex Ferguson, has hailed the performance and achievements of Ian Holloway in the Barclays Premier League.
The Scottish manager of Manchester United said, "Blackpool's form has been terrific so far. At this present moment in time, they would be my team of the year and Ian Holloway would be my manager of the year. They are having a golden spell.
They are being very positive and scoring lots of goals. I know they have conceded them as well but it hasn't changed the way they have played. They have scored in every game so far and we know this will not be an easy game".
Moreover, Premier League’s most experienced player, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ryan-Giggs-c31985, who is expected to play against Blackpool tonight, has also lauded Ian Holloway’s achievements in his debut season as a manager in the Barclays Premier League.
He said, "The manner Ian Holloway behaves transcends to the players. You can see that they are playing with freedom. They respect the teams they are playing against but they think they can beat them. That is a great thing to have. I am sure it will be the
same when they are facing us".
It is Manchester United’s first visit to Bloomfield Road in almost 40 years and the Red Devils would be bidding for their third away win, which will take Manchester United five points clear of second placed Arsenal.
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