Blackpool striker DJ Campbell admits he's found a different Ian Holloway to the one he knew at Leicester City.
Campbell has also worked with Holloway at Leicester - an experience which could not have been more different from their adventure with Blackpool.
Campbell told the People: "I was with Ollie at Leicester, but it was a bad time for both of us.
"I had a bad pelvis injury and was out a long time. We got relegated.
"While he could still be bubbly, he was a bit more tense there - and the style of play was very different to Blackpool's. It was 4-4-2 and 'hit it in the channels' and 'hit it in the corners'. He's actually calmed down a bit now, though he's still Ollie.
"He still gives us his mad quotes, but he's a lot more focused. He's a great person and his character shines through in what we do.
"After last season and the incredible late run we had - by playing this expressive football - I believed this was the only way we could play in the Premier League.
"That's the gaffer's philosophy now and it's great for a striker."
