Ian Holloway: Manager van Blackpool is tegen het moderne voetbal - UEFA you are WRONG!

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Holloway hits out over Rooney Blackpool manager Ian Holloway has blasted the football authorities for allowing the Wayne Rooney situation to happen. Holloway believes the Bosman ruling of 1995, which allows players over the age of 24 to move for free at the end of their contracts, unfairly penalises clubs. Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson this week confirmed Rooney has told the club he will not sign a new contract, meaning he can walk away for nothing when his current deal expires in the summer of 2012. An impassioned Holloway said: "I've got big problems with the people who are running football. I know the reasons I think the game is in trouble and you cannot have a Bosman ruling they've got at the moment. Manchester United have helped Wayne Rooney's career massively on and off the field. The manager, the club itself has invested in him. They bought him for massive amounts of money as a young man and they're helping him blossom into the player that he is." He added: "He's one of the best centre-forwards in the world. And if he sees his contract out he's going to be able to walk out of there for nothing. That's the people at the very top of the game's fault. "Our rules were brilliant. If he was offered the same amount of money again, they could hold his registration and someone would have to pay the fair amount of money for him. "Just because you're 24, what on earth has that got to do with it? It's just ludicrous. They have the power to change this straight away. "What if he sits there for 18 months, throws tantrums, doesn't try, doesn't play, and someone's already said to him, 'We'll take you and we'll pay you some of that money we should have paid Manchester United because you can walk out on a free'? "Do you want to sign a person like that? Do you want to play for a club that says that to you? How do we know it hasn't already happened? The game is wrong. The people in charge of the game are wrong. They are so wrong this is frightening. "If Alex Ferguson is being bullied by a player and his agent, how wrong is the game? When are you (FIFA and UEFA) going to listen to the people who are involved in the game? "They say it's not fair on the player. Rubbish. The player has had his wages every week. They bought him, they worked with him, he belongs to them. It's so obvious. The world should change if it's wrong and football should look at itself. "

BBC Sport - Football - Holloway's rage against Rooney saga

Heerlijke monoloog en hij heeft nog gelijk ook.

Kuddo's .

[Clough]

Een uitgesproken man is hij in ieder geval wel. Hij zegt er mee te stoppen mocht bij een boete krijgen van de FA. Zij overwegen dit omdat zij mogelijke competitievervalsing zien in het feit dat hij van de één op de andere wedstrijd tien andere spelers in zijn basiself zette.

[Hendril]

De vader van?

[dndiek]

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Clough Een uitgesproken man is hij in ieder geval wel. Hij zegt er mee te stoppen mocht bij een boete krijgen van de FA. Zij overwegen dit omdat zij mogelijke competitievervalsing zien in het feit dat hij van de één op de andere wedstrijd tien andere spelers in zijn basiself zette.

Wolverhampton kreeg vorig jaar toch een boete voor hetzelfde "vergrijp".... Laat die boete maar komen .