Holloway takes aim at Blatter

Ian Holloway has urged the authorities to give referees a helping hand and bring video technology into football.

Mon, 18 Oct, 2010 - 16:08

Ian Holloway has urged the authorities to give referees a helping hand and bring video technology into football.

The Blackpool boss was incensed at the way his side lost 3-2 to Manchester City at Bloomfield Road yesterday.

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