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A GRIM END AS SAD OLLIE HEADS FOR EXIT

By Ben Pound
LEAGUE TWO
IAN Holloway says it is time for “a fresh start across the board” after resigning as Grimsby manager.
Holloway blamed the “inappropriate” actions of the club’s prospective new owners as the main reason for his decision – with the takeover seemingly collapsing after his departure.
Holloway said in a statement on his personal Twitter account: “It is with a heavy heart I am announcing my resignation. “New wannabe owners are hovering over GTFC and (majority shareholder) John (Fenty) has told me he is selling his stake in th...

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