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EVA THE OPTIMIST JUST LIKE OLLIE…

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By JOHN LYONS

POOL PARTY: Ian Evatt celebrates promotion with Blackpool in 2010
PICTURE: Action Images

SHUT OUT: Evatt denies Wayne Rooney

MENTOR: Ian Holloway

IAN Evatt has played for a host of managers in his two-decade long career, but Ian Holloway stands out above all the others.
And as Evatt takes his first steps in the cut-throat world of football management at ambitious National League outfit Barrow, he’ll be hoping Holloway’s influence rubs off.
The 36-year-old first played under the Bristolian at QPR, but it was at Blackpool that the good times really rolled...

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