EPL Manager of the year 11/12

Brendan Rogers is getting all the respect for the way Swansea play when Martinez set the foundations and actually created and implemented there playing style and got them Championship promotion has still done a greta job none the less but martinez gets no credit whatsoever.. its fergie for me though hes done it again end of 

I went Pardrew.

If there was a chamionship poll I would have went Chris Hughton.

Birmingham should be fighting off relegation not challenging for a playoff spot.

packiesglove wrote: pardew, sold his "best" players in the summer, and even toon fans thought they'd go down. rodgers and lambert have both done equally good jobs this season, but pardew shades it as he was a surprising and unpopular appointment.........not anymore. by the way, why do people say fergie ? great manager but has hardly shocked people this season by topping the league

The award isn't called "Shock of the season"...it's about who has managed his club the best for the campaign...

How can anyone NOT say Ferguson...He has had to contend with an average of 10 injuries to his squad between September-January (that's not an exaggeration, that's fact; lost his main midfielder and capatian for the entire season)....and he has still managed his side to winning the title..

...Oh yeah; and not only winning it; but winning it in fine style.  They'll win it with a record-breaking points total for Manchester United (yep; this is not only Fergie's greatest ever top-flight season, but the club's greatest ever in their 130-years)...and could (if they only drop two points between now and the end of the season) win this title with the MOST AMOUNT OF LEAGUE POINTS EVER in English top-flight football!

You can't say Fergie shouldn't be the Manager Of The Year just because he has won it many times before...fact of the matter, who was the best manager in the Premier League this season?..answer is easy...it was Ferguson!  No doubt about it!  In fact, this is probably the best managed squad of all time in the Premier League...looks that way. It may well be THE record-breaking season!

Pardew for me. Still has a chance of making the top 4, playing some good football also.

Lord Kenneth of Dalglish, no question about it.

Emerald wrote: Lord Kenneth of Dalglish, no question about it. His astuteness in the transfer market in getting value for money signings, keeping his side from avoiding the drop, the brilliant way he handled the Suarez affair (especially the t-shirts idea), and his superb media skills which are there for everyone to see, all mean he is fully deserving of manager of the season. Needs more money of course. so hopefully he'll get at least £200m from the owners this summer to spend in the same wise way as before. 5 more years please Kenneth, your majesty.

Everton the peoples club 

Fergie, to rebuild yet another team having been slaughtered for their CL exit is yet again testament to his peerless position in management history.    Plenty of teams come up and are one season wonders........if Swansea repeat or better it next season, I'd think about Rodgers but Fergie is a fookin genius.   I think this award is silly anyway.

Edited by FREEWHEELER - 04 Apr 2012 at 4:34pm

Siralex wrote: packiesglove wrote: pardew, sold his "best" players in the summer, and even toon fans thought they'd go down. rodgers and lambert have both done equally good jobs this season, but pardew shades it as he was a surprising and unpopular appointment.........not anymore. by the way, why do people say fergie ? great manager but has hardly shocked people this season by topping the league The award isn't called "Shock of the season"...it's about who has managed his club the best for the campaign... How can anyone NOT say Ferguson...He has had to contend with an average of 10 injuries to his squad between September-January (that's not an exaggeration, that's fact; lost his main midfielder and capatian for the entire season)....and he has still managed his side to winning the title.. ...Oh yeah; and not only winning it; but winning it in fine style.  They'll win it with a record-breaking points total for Manchester United (yep; this is not only Fergie's greatest ever top-flight season, but the club's greatest ever in their 130-years)...and could (if they only drop two points between now and the end of the season) win this title with the MOST AMOUNT OF LEAGUE POINTS EVER in English top-flight football! You can't say Fergie shouldn't be the Manager Of The Year just because he has won it many times before...fact of the matter, who was the best manager in the Premier League this season?..answer is easy...it was Ferguson!  No doubt about it!  In fact, this is probably the best managed squad of all time in the Premier League...looks that way. It may well be THE record-breaking season!