[King Gizzard]

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

[Legend killer]

Originally Posted by Nathan

No Rodgers? Seriously?

He would probs be my 5th choice

[In the Drunk Tank]

Should be Pards, everyone was tipping Newcastle to be a bottom half team or fighting a relegation battle, and nobody thought he was a good choice of manager when he was appointed, Cisse was a fantastic signing as well. It is impressive what Rodgers has done though, even if Swansea have hit a bit of a rough patch

[bbfan1991]

Moyes always does a great job for Everton on a tight budget, their traditions are fab and if they had more investment then they could be near the top 6 again regularly..

They are in 7th atm, although the teams above them are obviously more richer and miles ahead!

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Should be Pards, everyone was tipping Newcastle to be a bottom half team or fighting a relegation battle, and nobody thought he was a good choice of manager when he was appointed, Cisse was a fantastic signing as well. It is impressive what Rodgers has done though, even if Swansea have hit a bit of a rough patch

I was one of them MTVN, you are right, few believed especially after the sacking of Chris Hughton that Newcastle would be doing anything else this season other than fighting a relegation battle.
I have been proved to be wrong in thinking that and do agree that Pardew has done a really first class job and after tonights results, even greater things may happen for Newcastle yet.