Manager of the year

[Deleted member 28206]

Pulis, if he keeps Palace up.

Spending Money and persisting with Suarez isn't deserving of an accolade. It's worthy of a nomination. That's about it.

 

[ijjysmith]

Pulis, if he keeps Palace up.

Spending Money and persisting with Suarez isn't deserving of an accolade. It's worthy of a nomination. That's about it.

Thing is though mate, he's not persisted with Suarez, he appears to have sorted him out.

(Hope that's jinxed him)

 

[Deleted member 28206]

Thing is though mate, he's not persisted with Suarez, he appears to have sorted him out.

(Hope that's jinxed him)

Not really, he has a history of misbehaviour at both clubs, and international levels, he has thrown his rattle out the pram perennially, and demonstrates his ability to implode regularly, I look forward to the next installment.

 

[The Esk]

No-one said Pardew yet which I find odd.....

 

[Dithering Dougie]

Im not so certain it will be Rodgers. Given it's voted for by fellow managers there all likely to have some empathy for the job Pulis took on and how well he's done, it may well swing the vote.

 

[bluelife]

Thing is though mate, he's not persisted with Suarez, he appears to have sorted him out.

(Hope that's jinxed him)

I think his 'sorting out' has just coincided with Liverpool's amazing form. If it all went downhill then he'd be up to it again without a doubt, he just has it in him. There was a flash of it on Sunday when he left his foot in on Lloris and then feigned injury.

 

[ijjysmith]

Not really, he has a history of misbehaviour at both clubs, and international levels, he has thrown his rattle out the pram perennially, and demonstrates his ability to implode regularly, I look forward to the next installment.

He's definitely cooled his boots now mate.

No doubt about it.

 

[ijjysmith]

I'm gonna bow out of this thread as I don't like defending Liverpool!

 

[The Hibbert Agenda]

If you consider the fact that he's hardly used any of his 50m pound terrible signings to take his team up from 7th to possibly 1st- it has to be Rodgers.

 

[cduff]

Not really, he has a history of misbehaviour at both clubs, and international levels, he has thrown his rattle out the pram perennially, and demonstrates his ability to implode regularly, I look forward to the next installment.

I really don't like Suarez but, given where was at the start of the season, the turnaround in his play and more significantly his temperament is pretty amazing.

 

[Jags]

1. Rodgers
2. Martinez
3. Pulis
4. Bruce
5. Pochettino

...
19. Sherwood
20. Moyes
MEGALOLZ

 

[polish]

Pulis, if he keeps Palace up.

I aggree

 

[tjcefc]

Gotta be Rodgers as much as I hate to say it. He has done a great job this season and is a very tactically astute manager to be fair. Think about this though, imagine if we improve as much from Bobby's first season to his second season as Liverpool have from Brenda's first season to his second.... League Championship here we come!

 

[flibbyflob]

If they win the league then it has to be Rodgers. If they don't and we get 4th then Martinez.

 

[Tubey]

If they win the league then it has to be Rodgers. If they don't and we get 4th then Martinez.

If they finish in the top 3 it has to be Rodgers. Let's be realistic about it, he's done an incredible job. Well, Suarez and Sturridge have anyway.