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Best Manager of the Year vote

By jamie1976 - 08-01-2012 11:40

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1st Chris Powell at Charlton, 5 points clear at the top of Division 1 with a completely new team that he rebuilt in the summer with next to no budget. 2nd Harry Redknapp, proving that qualifying for the Champions League with Spurs was no fluke and creating a consistant, winning Spurs side. 3rd, Tony Pulis, 8th place in the Prem with Stoke, flying along in Europe, never in danger of relegation, the man is a genius. Place your votes, should get easier as the season progresses1st Chris Powell at Charlton, 5 points clear at the top of Division 1 with a completely new team that he rebuilt in the summer with next to no budget.

2nd Harry Redknapp, proving that qualifying for the Champions League with Spurs was no fluke and creating a consistant, winning Spurs side.

3rd, Tony Pulis, 8th place in the Prem with Stoke, flying along in Europe, never in danger of relegation, the man is a genius.

Place your votes, should get easier as the season progresses

 

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Re: Best Manager of the Year vote

By jamie1976 - 08-01-2012 11:43

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It could be Martin O' Neill by the end of the year, four wins in six including a win against Man City. Sunderland for Europe, you never know at this rate!It could be Martin O' Neill by the end of the year, four wins in six including a win against Man City. Sunderland for Europe, you never know at this rate!

Re: Best Manager of the Year vote

By apwall21 - 08-01-2012 21:10

Gonna go w/ National managers, since Powell pretty much defines quality. Slaven Bilić has my vote, for putting and keeping lil ol Croatia in the top 10.Gonna go w/ National managers, since Powell pretty much defines quality.

Slaven Bilić has my vote, for putting and keeping lil ol Croatia in the top 10.

Re: Best Manager of the Year vote

By nomercyurz - 11-01-2012 09:25

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Alan Pardew has to be in with a shout, they have had great first half of the season, although they may fall away in the second half.Alan Pardew has to be in with a shout, they have had great first half of the season, although they may fall away in the second half.

Re: Best Manager of the Year vote

By matttombstone - 23-01-2012 21:40

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Got to be Redknapp. Kept Spurs in the title race, and despite a wrongful loss yesterday (Balotelli clearly stamped on Parker), the season isn't over and reckon he's got a chance of catching them still. National team wise, probably slightly biased, but Gary Speed. What he was doing with Wales prior to his death, turned us around and had 3 straight wins.Got to be Redknapp. Kept Spurs in the title race, and despite a wrongful loss yesterday (Balotelli clearly stamped on Parker), the season isn't over and reckon he's got a chance of catching them still.

National team wise, probably slightly biased, but Gary Speed. What he was doing with Wales prior to his death, turned us around and had 3 straight wins.

Re: Best Manager of the Year vote

By yib - 25-01-2012 11:40

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Has to be Paul Lambert 2 straight promotions now fitting in top half of Premier with a team like Norwich who arent blessed with great finances takes some doingHas to be Paul Lambert

2 straight promotions now fitting in top half of Premier with a team like Norwich who arent blessed with great finances takes some doing

Re: Best Manager of the Year vote

By safctillidie - 27-01-2012 02:58

dont want redknapp to win it mainly because he goes around tapping players up yet nobody does anything about it, does my head in haha would love oneill to get it but in the premier league at the moment, id give it to Lambert of Norwichdont want redknapp to win it mainly because he goes around tapping players up yet nobody does anything about it, does my head in haha

would love oneill to get it but in the premier league at the moment, id give it to Lambert of Norwich

Re: Best Manager of the Year vote

By kyle-11 - 28-01-2012 05:54

Harry Redknapp will win it if he keeps his team in form... but Jose Mourinho will be in the mentioning if he keeps Real in the hunt and can show consistency and dominance every time against Barca.Harry Redknapp will win it if he keeps his team in form... but

Jose Mourinho will be in the mentioning if he keeps Real in the hunt and can show consistency and dominance every time against Barca.

 

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