BLACKPOOL manager Ian Holloway has strengthened his attacking options by signing Luke Varney on a season-long loan deal from Derby.
Varney, 27, could make his debut against Fulham tomorrow in the club's first Barclays Premier League home match at new-look Bloomfield Road.
The striker has also worn the colours of Crewe, Charlton and Sheffield Wednesday.
Blackpool have the option of signing Varney on a permanent basis and Holloway said: "He is a great lad, he has got some pace and I think he'll play really well in a 4-3-3 formation."
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Holloway believes he can revive Varney's career at the top level.
Holloway said: "I think he will just slot straight in to our system and hopefully I can get him going again.
"He is a fantastic lad off the field and even at Sheffield Wednesday last season he got 11 goals for them."
Holloway will stick to his principles tomorrow despite the 6-0 defeat by Arsenal last weekend.
He said: "It is about trying to find our feet at this level. But I am absolutely delighted to have a challenge like this.
"We want to keep producing something that is entertaining and people want to pay to see. If that means we don't win enough I don't really care.
"What I am trying to do is play a brand of football that is attractive and modern and maybe others aspire to."
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The striker has also worn the colours of Crewe, Charlton and Sheffield Wednesday.
Blackpool have the option of signing Varney on a permanent basis and Holloway said: "He is a great lad, he has got some pace and I think he'll play really well in a 4-3-3 formation."
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Holloway believes he can revive Varney's career at the top level.
Holloway said: "I think he will just slot straight in to our system and hopefully I can get him going again.
"He is a fantastic lad off the field and even at Sheffield Wednesday last season he got 11 goals for them."
Holloway will stick to his principles tomorrow despite the 6-0 defeat by Arsenal last weekend.
He said: "It is about trying to find our feet at this level. But I am absolutely delighted to have a challenge like this.
"We want to keep producing something that is entertaining and people want to pay to see. If that means we don't win enough I don't really care.
"What I am trying to do is play a brand of football that is attractive and modern and maybe others aspire to."
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