Ian Holloway said he will resign if the Premier League punish
Blackpool for fielding a weakened team in the 3-2 defeat against
Aston Villa.  The Tangerines boss made 10 changes to the side
that drew 2-2 with Everton at the weekend for the clash at Villa
Park, with only Keith Southern retaining his place, and the
visitors were within a minute of getting a point before James
Collins' late winner. Wolves were given a suspended £25,000 fine
by the Premier League last season after boss Mick McCarthy made
10 changes for a match against Manchester United.  Asked what he
would do if the Premier League impose the same punishment on his
club, an angry Holloway said: "I'd pack in, I can't work for
this madness. I would resign. They do not know what they're
talking about."  Holloway, who denied he made the changes with
Saturday's match against West Ham in mind, continued: "You
haven't got to be a genius to work out what happened to Wolves
last year and how wrong that was. Mick can pick whoever he
likes.  "We deserved at