Fernandes denies Holloway’s job is under threat

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Tony Fernandes has posted on Twitter to dismiss a report which claimed that Ian Holloway could be axed if QPR lose at Bolton.

A story in The Sun on Sunday suggested that Holloway is under pressure and might be replaced by Kenny Jackett if Rangers are beaten by the Championship’s bottom side next Saturday.

Portsmouth manager Jackett, who was assistant boss for much of Holloway’s first spell in charge at Loftus Road, was said to have been lined up by the Rangers hierarchy.

Co-chairman Fernandes insisted the club have no intention of making a change.