Manager of the Season

[KaiserEFC]

I should’ve put Warnock in on the off chance that Cardiff stay up actually

 

[marsh]

Wait till the season finishes then decide

 

[4737carlin]

The fella at Southampton if they win on Friday.

 

[kev]

The Nuno fella at Wolves. Done a great job.

@tommye ? @tommye ?

 

[goodisonopheliac]

Honestly? I know I should say Pep but Nuno has done brilliantly with Wolves. So him.

Silva.

Beautiful head of hair.

Sadly, the same cannot be said for Pep.

Lovely eyes though

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Honestly? I know I should say Pep but Nuno has done brilliantly with Wolves. So him.

Sadly, the same cannot be said for Pep.

Lovely eyes though

I reckon Guardiola would be boss in the sack.

 

[decco99]

Reckon Unai Emery is underrated. They have the worst squad out of the Top 6 yet they'll be 3rd if they win their game in hand and may very well win a european trophy which will be a phenomenal achievement in his first season with minimal investment

 

[CouchPotato]

I had wolves, cardiff and fulham on the relegation before GW1. As of current standings 1 is confirmed, 1 is likely to be confirmed and the last one is playing for the 7th spot. I dont think anyone comes even close.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Wolves or Arsenal for me. Nuno has been great, but I think it might be a bit if a bounce from championship and he's had continuity on his side.

Emery has done a great job at Arsenal considering the legacy before he joined. It's not easy to transfer manager when things are already so established and have a defined way of working - look at Man Utd. He's quietly, I think anyway, gone about having a good season.

 

[boris]

Wait till the season finishes then decide

Yep...if Liverpool win the league then Klopp must be in the running to get that squad of players (particularly that midfield) even in the race at this stage is a miracle. However, I do think neutrals really thinks they're that good a side, the stars have just aligned for them and they've had unbelievable amounts of luck so I don't think most neutrals would consider him for it seriously. A great achievement yes but greatly managed, nah. Massive amounts of luck has been the difference this year and I expect they'll be back in the battle for 4th next year.

Another big contender must be Warnock if he keeps Cardiff up.

 

[KaiserEFC]

Wolves or Arsenal for me. Nuno has been great, but I think it might be a bit if a bounce from championship and he's had continuity on his side.

Emery has done a great job at Arsenal considering the legacy before he joined. It's not easy to transfer manager when things are already so established and have a defined way of working - look at Man Utd. He's quietly, I think anyway, gone about having a good season.

Arsenal have certainly done a better job of transitioning than United did. Similarly poor squads too

 

[evertonarntwe]

hard one that, wolves boss is the obvious one because of how organised they are, but not for me, seemed to be lucky in a lot of the games vs the big teams and lost loads against the bottom teams


Warnock be a shout if he keeps them up like because they have a horrid team

emery has done well as well

 

[Jebus_lives]

Arsenal have certainly done a better job of transitioning than United did. Similarly poor squads too

Precisely. Tricky job that has been handled well I think.

 

[Tubey]

Santo, but Warnock a close second.

 

[davids]

Couldn’t bring myself to vote for Santo so I went Emery, because so many people thought Arsenal would be a clear 6th or out of Europe entirely, but they look the best out of the non-title contenders.

What held you back? Knocking our Heysel denying neighbours out of the cup,performing against the top six consistently,challenging for Europe on two fronts,what's not to like?