Who Should Get Manger Of The Year???
 

My 4 would be

Ferguson - Like i said in my previous thread to win the league with this team after all the millions City have spent is a HUGE achievement

O'neil - Took relegation Fodder Sunderland to top half of the table and a tough match for any team in the league. Doesn't deserve the award though cause he did have a talented squad at hand

Lambert - I would go as far as saying he has possibly the worst squad on paper and what he has managed to do is something else and deserves 20X the praise rodgers is recieving

Moyes - Possibly my fav manager in the league beside Fergie lol what he manages to achieve with Everton year in year out with the budget he is given is incrediable and hopefully they win the FA Cup this year. Nailed on to be next United manager

Special Mention To Kenny his work speaks for itself and long may it continue

My vote goes Lambert

Surely that would be the Inn keeper........ ;)

:laugh: Pyra, was about to make that joke

No Rodgers? Seriously?

Even if he was in the list my vote would go to Lambert, but still, he's done amazing football wise.

Glad Pardew's not in there. He's had a good squad to work with

ROFL Pyra :love:

If you're not fast, you're last. tee hee......

:D

He would probs be my 5th choice

There's a whole myth around Moyes, his wage budget is actually pretty large..the team is good, yet they're always **** every single start of season

He won't get the united job

There's a whole myth around Moyes, his wage budget is actually pretty large..the team is good, yet they're always **** every single start of season

He won't get the united job

Brendan Rodgers.

..not to forget 90% time Moyes plays **** football

David Moyes celebrates 10 years as manager of Everton FC here are his achievements
Fa cup losers 2008
worst ever away defeat in history vs arsenal 7-0 in 2005
2-1 fa cup defeat vs Shrewsbury in 2004 who at the time were bottom of the entire football league
worst ever points total in there top flight history 33 in 2004
worst ever goals scored total 34 in 2003
in his 10 year reign at Goodison Moyes has never won a game at Anfield,Old Trafford,Stamford Bridge or Highbury/Emirates
Here`s to the next 10 years with Moyes at Goodison

Adding all the other managers. only fair

Sir Alex for me.

What Alex McLeish has done with Villa is phenomenal. What a legend.

http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/a...80_542127a.jpg

Good o' Big Eck.

What Alex McLeish has done with Villa is phenomenal. What a legend.

http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/a...80_542127a.jpg

Good ol' Big Eck.

don't you dare

:joker:

Brendan Rodgers or Paul Lambert.

Pardew has done well with good resources, a decent squad and impressive signings.

Roy Hodgson for keeping WBA almost in the PL again for another year?:D:p

Roy's done a good job as usual

The reliable E&S here has reported that he has started talks about a new deal at the club:).

Unfortunately for Aston Villa, what Mcleish is doing for them is take them the same way as he took Birmingham,He creates 'draws' teams, which often isn't enough to guarantee survival never mind really good success.
Villa would do well to look to replace him at the soonest opportunity.

It would be sad if Villa got relegated, they've come close to it again this year like the O'Leary 16th place season.

I'm not being funny but Rodgers is EXTREMELY OVERATED. Sadly he is the media golden boy ATM so he is flavour of the month at the MO. How you can give Manager of the year that has NO PLAN B when his passing football is not working or the tactical prowess to make adjustments away from home is laughable

PS PMSL Kenny didnt even get included in the edited list

I'm still in shock that we supported the ****

I don't even hate him 'cause he's from Birmingham, he's just so so awful

If by 'sad' you mean hilarious and brilliant, then I agree :D

He was clearly Lerner's choice. Mark Hughes was interested in taking over and he was obviously snubbed.

LOOL Wolves are the only team down here who I dislike;).

Sad what has happened to Wolves, they aren't even putting up a fight. Should have just stuck with McCarthy at least they'd have had a chance at staying up

i don't dislike any midlands team..just cba.

although that could change..

Seems WBA are obsessed with us even though we don't really care about them. Bit like Coventry

I rate Moyes a lot because of his work at the Toffees. He is some United fans choice to take over whenever SAF leaves.

I think Mourinho will end up getting it, although he has a great managerial record and the personality required for the job there is lots of doubts United fans have about him...

Honestly don't know why they sacked him. Especially considering they didn't have a sound replacement in place.

Bizarre decision to get rid of MM. Terry Connor is doing the best he can but he clearly is not the man for them long term?

Roger Johnson's form has been shocking since he joined them and Karl Henry being stripped of the Captaincy has not gone down well with most people connected with Wolves...

Pards with the signings he's made and how he's transformed the Newcastle team this season and still fighting for a champions league spot is amazing, Top Manager, Fact - Pards has a better win % then Harry Redknapp

he's still a ****

Everyone loves Pards

+ The signings are the scout/boards decision

Lambert/Rodgers have had inferior squads to work with

Pards is the guy who has got Ba and Cisse scoring for him, bet they love playing for the great man, fair enough Norwich and Swansea have held their own this year but considering where Newcastle were 3 seasons ago to where they are now fighting it out for 3rd and 4th spot with Arsenal Tottenham & Chelsea is nothing short of amazing

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2010/...14_306x423.jpg

I have to agree with your summing up of Newcastle, I thought they had made a massive error getting rid of Chris Hughton, they always seem to be a see saw team and I didn't think Pardew would be successful.

They are though having their best season for ages and as you point out they are on a par with some big guns in the Premier league at present.

He warrants some recognition for how he has brought them to those heights,very few would have really thought Newcastle, at this point in the season, would be anywhere near where they are now.