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Blackpool’s Charlie Adam scores his side’s opening goal from the penalty spot. They went on to beat Newcastle 2-0When Ian Holloway declared that he wanted his newly promoted, strictly low-budget side to imitate Spain, much sniggering ensued but precious few Newcastle fans were laughing. Silenced by the enterprise and technical excellence of Blackpool‘s clever pass-and-move game, those supporters saw Chris Hughton’s team fall to a first home defeat for more than a season.Despite riding their luck a little, particularly in the second half, Blackpool were frequently excellent. Galvanised by Charlie Adam’s midfield control, along with a refreshingly ambitious gameplan, they were so good that you sometimes wondered if Newcastle’s 6-0 thrashing of Aston Villa in their last home game had been a mirage. On another day Newcastle might have scraped a win but instead they were brought down to earth with a bump. “It was frustrating but it was perhaps not one of our better performances,” said Hughton. “And Blackpool showed their qualities.”
The Seasiders twice come from behind to lead 3-2 at the break and clinch a place in the Barclays Premier League estimated to be worth £90million.
Michael Chopra put Cardiff ahead but Charlie Adam levelled with a free-kick for his 19th goal of the season before Joe Ledley restored the Welsh club’s advantage with a neat finish.
Yet the energy and desire that has been so evident in Ian Holloway’s side throughout the campaign again came to the fore as Gary Taylor-Fletcher and Ormerod struck from close range shortly before the break to put Blackpool in front.
Ormerod’s 13th goal of the season – undoubtedly the most important strike of the 33-year-old’s long career – gave the Seasiders an advantage they did not surrender.
FINAL SCORE: BLACKPOOL 3 CARDIFF CITY 2.
BLACKPOOL ARE PROMOTED TO PREMIER LEAGUE.
On Thursday as the players boarded the bus to head to the play-off finals, scores of Blackpool FC fans gathered at Yeadon Way’s helter skelter roundabout to give them a send-off to remember.
A giant shirt with ‘Ollie’ emblazoned proudly across the centre stretched across the statue while a massive Blackpool FC flag turned the grass into an island of purest tangerine.
