Darrell Clarke is 20/1 to be Muff Boss

....Manager's come and go, that's excepted in football but Holloway was different, he pledged allegiance, three weeks before he left Argyle for Leicester he said: 'I've signed a contract and until my chairman tells me any different, I'm staying here.'

But Holloway betrayed the fans and players of Plymouth Argyle.

Just before his departure in November a national newspaper reported that Holloway was unhappy at Argyle, stating that he had become disillusioned at Home Park.

But Holloway was quick to dismiss the speculation, calling it 'poppycock'.

This is what he said just ten days before he joined Leicester, when asked about the newspaper report: 'Ask anybody who knows me how I feel about Plymouth Argyle and they will tell you the truth.

'If you need me to say it again, I'm in love with the place. It's absolutely magnificent.

'Ask my players who I'm trying to talk into staying here how Ian Holloway feels about Plymouth Argyle. I think they will tell you the truth.

'It's all poppycock! It's absolutely pathetic.

'But the media is a very powerful thing and, unfortunately, a rumour can become a bigger rumour.'

When asked about the Leicester City rumour Holloway again poured scorn on such lunacy, he said: 'There's not a scrap of truth in any of it.'

After saying all that Holloway resigned from Argyle just ten days later, amazing isn't it? Argyle fans would have every right to label Holloway a hypocrite.

The loss of Holloway is a big blow for Argyle - he's led the club to 7th place in the Championship.

He takes over a Leicester side who lie in 17th spot.