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MANAGER OF THE YEAR
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MANAGER OF THE YEAR
StrumSolo > 24/04/2014, 14:39
Nothing's decided yet of course but it's pretty clear who the over-achievers have been this season.
Brendan Rodgers: From 7th place year to the brink of a first league title since 1990. Even if they end up finishing 3rd (their lowest possible position now) Champions League football is assured for next season, and that in itself is way more than was expected in August.
Tony Pulis: Palace were looking properly dead and buried before he took over but a staggering run of form since he did (including 5 wins in their last 5 games) has left them looking well placed for a top half finish. Miraculous.
Roberto Martinez: Remember when everyone thought Everton would struggle after losing their manager last summer? A club-record Premier league points total (with 3 games to spare) later, they're looking good for 4th. If they can pip Arsenal then Martinez might be the winner.
And the wooden spoon goes to David Moyes, obvs.
Poll at the top of the page, who gets your vote? -
RE: MANAGER OF THE YEAR
gooner666 > 24/04/2014, 17:03
none off them,by a mile it has to be Tim Sherwood for making the whats their name now ? so good lol.voted for Tim -
RE: MANAGER OF THE YEAR
StrumSolo > 06/05/2014, 09:27
Pulis! -
RE: MANAGER OF THE YEAR
Timm24 > 06/05/2014, 11:04
I am giving it to Brendan Rogers and yes even after last night still i say Brendan Rogers. He's done incredibly well and nice to see that he was able to build last season and take it forward, I hope he can do the same again next season though it will be insanely hard cuz other teams like chelsea will be better next season -
RE: MANAGER OF THE YEAR
sanghera > 06/05/2014, 14:46
Tough one this year. ROdgers has worked wonders at Liverpool. BEing in the title is more than anyone would have thought of liverpool. Everton after changing manager being in contention for champions league most of the season was a big surprise I thought. But pulis taking over when they were bottom of the league and they are gonna finish 11th as a minimum. So has to be Pulis. Just has to be -
RE: MANAGER OF THE YEAR
john343 > 06/05/2014, 16:40
Rodgers has done really well but Liverpool are the 3rd highest spenders in the last 5 years so could be argued that they have underachieved for the last 5 years and are doing what they should be doing now but it's good job but palace were dead and buried and they now in 11th amazing job I think martinez has done great but would need to get top four to get manager of the season so I would go pulis Rodgers then martinez (but none of them have broken as many recored this season as moyes lol) -
RE: MANAGER OF THE YEAR
DannyBoy92 > 10/05/2014, 20:48
Got to be Pulis! The position Palace were in the league to where they are now says it all. -
RE: MANAGER OF THE YEAR
Tbonesteak05 > 11/05/2014, 10:25
STEVE BRUUCE.
(24/04/2014, 14:39)ScottyRampant Wrote: Nothing's decided yet of course but it's pretty clear who the over-achievers have been this season.
Brendan Rodgers: From 7th place year to the brink of a first league title since 1990. Even if they end up finishing 3rd (their lowest possible position now) Champions League football is assured for next season, and that in itself is way more than was expected in August.
Tony Pulis: Palace were looking properly dead and buried before he took over but a staggering run of form since he did (including 5 wins in their last 5 games) has left them looking well placed for a top half finish. Miraculous.
Roberto Martinez: Remember when everyone thought Everton would struggle after losing their manager last summer? A club-record Premier league points total (with 3 games to spare) later, they're looking good for 4th. If they can pip Arsenal then Martinez might be the winner.
And the wooden spoon goes to David Moyes, obvs.
Poll at the top of the page, who gets your vote?
Obv David moyes. Out of the three I reckon Martinez his side has shown to a difficult opposition(24/04/2014, 14:39)ScottyRampant Wrote: Nothing's decided yet of course but it's pretty clear who the over-achievers have been this season.
Brendan Rodgers: From 7th place year to the brink of a first league title since 1990. Even if they end up finishing 3rd (their lowest possible position now) Champions League football is assured for next season, and that in itself is way more than was expected in August.
Tony Pulis: Palace were looking properly dead and buried before he took over but a staggering run of form since he did (including 5 wins in their last 5 games) has left them looking well placed for a top half finish. Miraculous.
Roberto Martinez: Remember when everyone thought Everton would struggle after losing their manager last summer? A club-record Premier league points total (with 3 games to spare) later, they're looking good for 4th. If they can pip Arsenal then Martinez might be the winner.
And the wooden spoon goes to David Moyes, obvs.
Poll at the top of the page, who gets your vote? -
RE: MANAGER OF THE YEAR
StrumSolo > 13/05/2014, 11:23
So Rodgers took the overall award, and Pulis the Premier League one.
Everyone's happy. -
RE: MANAGER OF THE YEAR
impy9999 > 13/05/2014, 20:19
Seriously, how can Rodgers be Manager Of The Year but Pulis get the Premier League Manager Award. Surely Rodgers was in the Premier League as well? Pulis did a magnificent job with Palace on next to nothing. Rodgers would never have done that well at Palace.