Lets compare his comment to Blackpool manager,
Compare that with Ian Holloway's quotes:
"I believe in this team, I believe in this club and I believe we are good enough"
Despite the immediate target of Premier League survival, Holloway has much grander designs for his tenure and dreams of establishing a legacy at the club with a triumphant European campaign. It is certainly a lofty goal for a club of limited resources like Blackpool.
Europe is something that has always eluded the Tangerines - unless a 2-1 Anglo-Italian Cup victory over Bologne in 1971 counts - even during the era of club legends such as Sir Stanley Matthews and Stan Mortensen through the 1950s and beyond.
"We are the best team that Blackpool has had for 40 odd years, our results prove it. And I want to be the best Blackpool team that has ever been and that will take some doing because they won the FA Cup (1953) before and I think they came second or third in the top divisions. So we haven't half got a thing to follow but, you know, I want to try and win the European Cup with them. Why not?"
Holloway is reluctant to set a timeline for his ambitious plan but cites the example of Bill Shankly's achievements at Liverpool as his inspiration. Shankly, who is credited for laying the foundations for the Anfield club's illustrious history, took control of the struggling Second Division club in 1959, dragged Liverpool into the top flight in 1961, into Europe in 1964 and then won the UEFA Cup in 1973.
"How long did it take Mr Bill Shankly to do that for Liverpool?" Holloway asks. "And would they have done it without his vision, without his dream, without his belief?
Shall i say anymore roy is a donkey really is.
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