Ian Holloway has issued a stark warning to incoming Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers after the Northern Irishman's decision to leave Celtic.
Holloway himself left a job mid-season to join the Foxes, switching Plymouth Argyle for the King Power Stadium in 2007 and claimed Rodgers is mistaken in making the change mid-season, having been on course to deliver a third straight treble to the Celtic Park faithful.
However, his head was turned by the Foxes when they approached him to fill the vacancy left by Claude Puel, the Frenchman being dismissed after failing to record a single win this calendar year.
"I left Plymouth and went to Leicester with a third of the season left,” Holloway told talkSPORT. "I shouldn’t have left. I thought it was an opportunity I couldn’t turn down. We got relegated. I wouldn’t have done it again, I really regret it. It was wrong."
He endured a torrid spell at the helm of the Foxes, and hinted that Rodgers may be set for a similar experience, adding: "You’ve got to think about leaving and you should leave with dignity. Brendan is going to have to live with that."
Many Celtic fans were aggrieved by the quickfire nature of the decision, which leaves their side in an uncertain position at a pivotal moment of the season. They are clearly not the only ones with strong opinions on the matter, with Holloway suggesting the new Leicester boss may come to rue his haste.
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Source : 90min