Glasgow_Saint Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 Top 3 is a tough call this year. You'd imagine Rodger's is fav for no.1, especially if Liverpool win the league. Contenders: Jose: champions league semi final, might win the league Martinez: Everton are currently 4th. Wow Steve Bruce: FA Cup final, Hull safe in mid table Pulis: taking CP from bottom to 12th and safe Poyet: Cup Final Pellegrini: league cup winners Mopo: 8th Pardew: 9th Hughes: 10th Whose your top 3?
Saint Charlie Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 Rodgers, Pulis, Martinez in that order for me.
nta786 Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 I'd say Magath is a contender IF he keeps Fulham up, which is looking a certain possibility. (Albeit unlike to get into top 3) Anyways, my top 3 would probably be Rodgers, Pellegrini and Martinez.
Goatboy Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 Top 3 is a tough call this year. You'd imagine Rodger's is fav for no.1, especially if Liverpool win the league. Contenders: Jose: champions league semi final, might win the league Martinez: Everton are currently 4th. Wow Steve Bruce: FA Cup final, Hull safe in mid table Pulis: taking CP from bottom to 12th and safe Poyet: Cup Final Pellegrini: league cup winners Mopo: 8th Pardew: 9th Hughes: 10th Whose your top 3? Poyet:lol::lol:
SNSUN Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 Palace aren't safe yet is IMO it's too early, especially as the title hasn't been decided either, but currently it's Rogers, Martinez, Pulis.
Gemmel Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 Poyet, Monk, Solskjaer. Do you do stand up as a past time.... hilarious....talk us thorugh your thought process as to why that might be even slightly funny
Olallana Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 Do you do stand up as a past time.... hilarious....talk us thorugh your thought process as to why that might be even slightly funny No only on requests. (Though I think it was a bit funny if you look at the first letters of the three to compare with GS reactions on this board at times...)
SNSUN Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 If Magath keeps Fulham up, when mere weeks ago most people (me included) had written them off, he'd be a contender surely...
Gemmel Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 Poyet, Bruce, Darren Ferguson. As above..... bet you are the laugh a minute guy in the pub
corsacar saint Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 Pulis [ not a fan of the man, but to keep Palace up is a magnificent effort] Martinez and Rodgers.
krissyboy31 Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 Rodgers, Martinez, Pulis. This but wouldn't argue against any order they may be listed. Steve Bruce gets a creditable mention.
krissyboy31 Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 I think the Championship would be harder to call. Luckily Redkrapp nowhere to be seen there.
Whitey Grandad Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 I'm quite pleased with David Moyes's performance Pulis has done well for the time he's been at Palace but I get it'll go to Rodgers.
teenagegsaint Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 Palace aren't safe yet is IMO it's too early, especially as the title hasn't been decided either, but currently it's Rogers, Martinez, Pulis. Oh Palace are safe and I think Pulis deserves Manger of the year, followed by Rodgers (If they win the league) and Martinez if Everton finish top five
S-Clarke Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 It'll be Rogers if he wins the league, if he doesn't and Everton sneak 4th...it'll be Martinez. If neither of those things happen, it's probably likely to go to a Steve Bruce/Tony Pulis type. Still lots to be decided, it's actually been quite an exciting season with lots of excellently performing sides.
Goatboy Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 It'll be Rogers if he wins the league, if he doesn't and Everton sneak 4th...it'll be Martinez. If neither of those things happen, it's probably likely to go to a Steve Bruce/Tony Pulis type. Still lots to be decided, it's actually been quite an exciting season with lots of excellently performing sides. And if Chelsea win the PL and champions League? I will reserve judgement until the season is over.
Badger Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 I'm quite pleased with David Moyes's performance . Not as good as Richie Barkers was looking though...that had real potential.
Barry Sanchez Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 If Mourinho does the League and Cup double obviously him. Or Rodgers Martinez Pulis Bruce Well dones to Alladyce, Pochettino and Hughes.
Dark Munster Posted 13 April, 2014 Posted 13 April, 2014 Rodgers, if he wins the league (although more credit has to go to Suarez). If Liverpool don't win it, and Palace stay up, I'd go for Pulis.
Saint86 Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 So people think Rodgers winning the league is a greater achievement than JM winning champions league and the League? Strange... Considering that they have played far fewer teams and actually have 2 recognized quality strikers as well. For me, Liverpool win league, (and chelsea don't win anything): Rodgers Martinez Pulis Chelsea win league and maybe Champions League JM Martinez Pulis Liverpool and Chelsea don't win league: Martinez Pulis Rodgers
Whitey Grandad Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 Mopo not in anyones top 3? Top 5? Could do better. Marks: 7/10 See me.
trousers Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 Mopo not in anyones top 3? Top 5? Yep, top of my list. The only manager to get a victory at the home of the champions elect.
Unbelievable Jeff Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 Poyet will go down as one of the biggest managerial mistakes of the year so no idea how he can he on this list. For me it's: Rodgers Bruce Pulis
Unbelievable Jeff Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 Mopo not in anyones top 3? Top 5? Why would he be top 3? He's done a good job. Probably around 6th. Wonder if Adkins will get top 3 or even top 10 in the Championship?
View From The Top Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 Rodgers, Martinez, Pulis. Hard to argue with that. However, Bruce has done an excellent job at Hull this season.
fborosaint Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 Rodgers, Martinez and Pulis. I think Mark Hughes has done a surprisingly good job at Stoke.
Jai27 Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 I'm quite pleased with David Moyes's performance Pulis has done well for the time he's been at Palace but I get it'll go to Rodgers. With you on that one. Moyes season with United has made me a very happy man. I only hope he can continue this form next year. Steve Bruce has also done brilliantly with Hull and he seems like a genuinely nice and humble bloke from what I've heard and read. I'd love them to win the FA cup. Despite this, it's got to be Rogers, Martinez and Pulis. The Suarez factor helps of course but he's got the best out of some many players such as Sterling and Sturridge and they rarely struggle to find the net. Lastly, a huge shout out to Pochettino as the driving force behind our best campaign since our 2002/2003 season with Strachan. Even though we don't always get a result, watching Saints this year has been an absolute joy at times and I love our style of football. My only complaint would be our hit and miss transfers. I think we've roughly had a 50% success ratio with signings which considering the money spent is simply not good enough.
Olallana Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 Does Champions League have any bearing at all when Manager of the season is selected by the FA/Premier League?? Thought they only make those choices from national competitions...??
alpine_saint Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 Rodgers, Pulis, Martinez in that order for me. I would go with these 3. Any Saints-clappy that claims MoPo deserves a place really is barking.
sydneysaint17 Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 Rodgers has to win it, if Everton get CL then Martinez will be a close second. Third place going to the most remarkable great escape story!
norwaysaint Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 I would go with these 3. Any Saints-clappy that claims MoPo deserves a place really is barking. Don't think anyone really has. Don't you start to feel a bit silly sneering at "happy-clappers" when, if we're honest, they've generally got it right and our situation has improved year on year, with a trophy, then successive promotions and then a move into the top half? They've been right and you've been wrong in your predictions, yet you still sneer as if they've been deluded and you've been proven right. You were proven deluded and still are on a regular basis. You always get it wrong. Show the "happy clappers" the respect they deserve by admitting they've been right more than you have. I doubt you have the integrity for it.
DuncanRG Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 I would go with these 3. Any Saints-clappy that claims MoPo deserves a place really is barking. Just as well nobody has! I really don't think you can argue with that three. Pelligrini for Martinez if he wins the league and Everton drop.
the boy from saints Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 How is this Saints related? Sorry to be a bore but this should be General Sports.......innit!
Saint86 Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 I would go with these 3. Any Saints-clappy that claims MoPo deserves a place really is barking. Read the thread, no one has. Take your anti saints nonsense somewhere else please. Its fair enough when you want to make a legitimate point, but flaming everyone for no reason is not.
Glasgow_Saint Posted 14 April, 2014 Author Posted 14 April, 2014 Don't think anyone really has. Just as well nobody has! Read the thread, no one has. Dont call Trousers a nobody!! Yep, top of my list. The only manager to get a victory at the home of the champions elect.
Gorgiesaint Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 So people think Rodgers winning the league is a greater achievement than JM winning champions league and the League? Strange... Considering that they have played far fewer teams and actually have 2 recognized quality strikers as well. Actually yes I do. It's all about the perspective of where the teams have come from. JM walked into a Chelsea side knowing he had a squad that the majority have won the Premier League previously, and have come off the back of winning 2 european trophies in the last 2 seasons. The expectation level would be that they should be there or there abouts for the Premier League and a decent run in the Champions League. Granted if they win both then Jose probably does just deserve it. Rodgers on the other hand has a side the finished 7th last season, okay they have 2 quality strikers - one is world class but started the campaign in the middle of a 10 match ban and spent much of last season trying to figure how to get to Real Madrid, the other has shown promise but failed at both Man City & Chelsea. He's taken that side, which had the expectation of finishing 5th with the hope of 4th and Champions League football, to the brink of their first title in twenty something years. I would say that's a much greater achievement than Jose winning the league. And that's without mentioning the quality of the football- Liverpool have been breathtaking at times this season, whereas Chelsea have struggled home the majority of the time. For me: Rodgers, Martinez & Pulis as it stands positive seasons also for: Mark Hughes (anyone attempting to change Stokes hoofball has to be a plus, Steve Bruce (Hull easily avoided relegation & a cup final) & then poss MoPo negative seasons: Moyes, Wenger (unless they can actually find a way of beating Hull in the cup final), Pardew (who said earlier Pardew had a decent season loved the local papers response to Pardew after he said their poor form was their fault + the headbutt), Allardyce (I thought Wet Sham supporters demanded good football? #myth), Jol (possibly the worst performance by a PL team at St Mary's ever), Hughton (taken what looked some good signings and made them totally ineffective & dull to watch) & Poyet (despite a League Cup final day out, couldn't think of anyone better to preside over the car crash that was Sunderland this season)
Glasgow_Saint Posted 14 April, 2014 Author Posted 14 April, 2014 So people think Rodgers winning the league is a greater achievement than JM winning champions league and the League? Strange You need to look at the bigger picture. Liverpool should never have been serious contenders for the title, Man City and Chelsea have far better squads. Its all about success vs expectation for me. Thats why id put Pardew and Hughes ahead of Mopo this season. Mopo would be ahead of Moyes though
Cascadia Saint Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 Has to be Rodgers. Like Glasgow just said, there was no way last year you'd expect them to be playing this well and being worthy champions (if that happens). Great management, planning and an emphasis on youth. Which I find encouraging for Saints, depending on how we handle this summer. 2nd and 3rd for me would be Pulis and Martinez. Both squeezing every last drop of potential out of their squads through excellent management. Of which I am vaguely envious, as if we could squeeze every last drop of potential out of our squad - and sign a backup keeper, we would be up there with Everton. Hopefully we get a chance to try next year with a full reinforced squad.
Dark Munster Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 (edited) Has to be Rodgers. Like Glasgow just said, there was no way last year you'd expect them to be playing this well and being worthy champions (if that happens). Great management, planning and an emphasis on youth. Which I find encouraging for Saints, depending on how we handle this summer. 2nd and 3rd for me would be Pulis and Martinez. Both squeezing every last drop of potential out of their squads through excellent management. Of which I am vaguely envious, as if we could squeeze every last drop of potential out of our squad - and sign a backup keeper, we would be up there with Everton. Hopefully we get a chance to try next year with a full reinforced squad. This ^. But if Liverpool don't win the league it should be Pulis. Hands up who thought CP were dead and buried when he took over? Not only were they bottom on 4 points from 11 games, they were playing crap, the squad was useless, and they looked doomed. If he'd been able to do a great escape and survive by a point it would have been remarkable. But now they are 12th, 7 points clear, after beating the likes of Chelsea. Incredible. Edited 14 April, 2014 by Dark Munster
Monk Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 Rodgers by a country mile. Followed by Martinez and Pulis.
eurosaint Posted 14 April, 2014 Posted 14 April, 2014 You need to look at the bigger picture. Liverpool should never have been serious contenders for the title, Man City and Chelsea have far better squads. Its all about success vs expectation for me. Thats why id put Pardew and Hughes ahead of Mopo this season. Mopo would be ahead of Moyes though Neither Pardew nor Hughes are ahead of Mopo in terms of achievement ! Saints are relative newcomers to the PL and have improved step by step ! It is clear GS that you do not rate Mopo but this is stretching it even by your standards !!
Glasgow_Saint Posted 14 April, 2014 Author Posted 14 April, 2014 Neither Pardew nor Hughes are ahead of Mopo in terms of achievement ! Saints are relative newcomers to the PL and have improved step by step ! It is clear GS that you do not rate Mopo but this is stretching it even by your standards !! Do we have better squads than Newcastle or Stoke? Put it another way.... How many newcastle/ Stoke players would get in our side? & for who?
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