Pulis Manager of the Season?

nicko31 · May 6, 2014

After last night surely, only one candidate in the top flight

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Rogero · May 6, 2014

He has performed rather well.

father_and_son · May 6, 2014

Much as it pains me to say it... the manager has performed miracles!

rcf0712 · May 6, 2014

Defo, all bias aside, to keep that shower of shite in the Premiership from when he went here, sensational effort

8ace · May 6, 2014

Odds on fav for the toon job :moo:

Sweetie · May 6, 2014

8ace said:
Odds on fav for the toon job

Has to be Moyes at the Toon.

Notters · May 6, 2014

8ace said:
Odds on fav for the toon job

Let's hope so.

Man of Harveys · May 6, 2014

Now Rodgers has blown it, he must be. And richly deserved, there's no getting away from it.

Hotchilidog · May 6, 2014

After last night's game I would say yes. To get Palace as far up the table as he has, has been nothing short of a miracle and he deserves Manager of the Season. Rogers showed some naivety last night after the first Palace goal, he should have killed the game off but went chasing further goals. Pulis made the right changes and took advantage, he out managed Rogers last night.

halbpro · May 6, 2014

Man of Harveys said:
Now Rodgers has blown it, he must be. And richly deserved, there's no getting away from it.

Yep, even if Liverpool manage to win it, it'll only because City had a cock up of equally monumental proportions, not because of Rodgers or Liverpool. I think even before last night it should have gone to Pullis, much as it pains me to admit. Manager awards should be about how much you've exceeded expectations with the resources you have to hand, and he certainly comes out at the top of that list.

Wozza · May 6, 2014

Couldn't argue with it, tbh.

London Irish · May 6, 2014

Still Rodgers for me, the transformation of Liverpool has been incredible, Pulis runner up Dyche third

Pavilionaire · May 6, 2014

Brendan Rogers for me. Taking a side from 7th to top of the table in May is an incredible achievement - nobody has managed that in Prem history, and the likes of Everton, Spurs and Villa must be wondering just how he's done it.

There's no doubt that Pulis has done an amazing job too, fair play to him.

Surf's Up · May 6, 2014

He done amazingly well

Giraffe · May 6, 2014

Gus - done what Pulis has in keeping a sinking ship afloat but also made an FA Cup Semi and a Carling Cup Final.

Not my words, but those of Robbie Savage.

Man of Harveys · May 6, 2014

*spits on floor* Where would be Palace be in the table just based on results under Pulis?

Badger · May 6, 2014

Does the "Manager of the Season" award come with the same GUARANTEED failure straight afterwards as the "Manager of the Month" award does? If so, he should DEFINITELY get it.

VHA on NSC · May 6, 2014

Giraffe said:
Gus - done what Pulis has in keeping a sinking ship afloat but also made an FA Cup Semi and a Carling Cup Final.

Not my words, but those of Robbie Savage.

Quite a good effort from Gus, but he has just managed to squeak an underperforming, expensive and established PL squad out of the relegation spots. Pulis has managed to turn a doomed newly promoted side with the smallest budget in the division into a side playing European spot form. Not sure who should win it, though as I'm unaware of the criteria by which they make the decision. Who votes?

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