Pep Doesn't Make Top 5 Manager Of The Year Global Award List

[skiddypants]

The guys wins the lot and a VAR toenail from prob winning the champs league, crazy.

 

[Tracking back]

We all know how good he is.
Fuck what everyone else thinks.

"They" all know how good he is.

Unfortunately for Pep he's managing the wrong football club. If he was the coach at scum or victimpool he'd not only be on the nomination list he'd win it hands down.

Pep is fully aware of the blatant bias that's going on and long may it continue. It illustrates just how much of a threat Manchester City are to the footballing fraternity both domestically and across Europe.

It also serves us very well because it creates a level of siege mentality that the Glaswegian pisscan could only have dreamed of.

So they can keep their nominations. Pep is the best manager in the premier league, Sergio the best striker, David best midfielder over the past decade and yet they've never been recognised.

The footballing cartel have a motto "Anyone but M.C.F.C".

 

[BosnianBlue]

The fact that no City player ever won player of the year award in England tells you everything you need to know why.

 

[manchester blue]

Some shitty website I’ve never heard of has an award ceremony that dismisses the best coach and we’re bothered? Bollocks to them.

 

[cleavers]

I shouldn't think he cares a jot, he'll be opening a new tin of silver polish soon, to polish the real things he wins.

 

[WestGorton]

Pep don't give a shit. He will be glad not to attend their award ceremony at Bootle Non Working Mens Club.

 

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Klopp should be ashamed of himself too, he knows he's nominated before Pep the nominees have no conscience.

Why? He won the Champions League and finished a point behind us in the league with Matip, Milner, Henderson and Origi featuring prominently, plus a pair of fullbacks who cost a combined £8m.

Ten Hag massively overachieved too - was within minutes of a Champions League final with a team of kids plus Premier League rejects Blind and Tadic, who he got playing the kind of football Pep spent £600m to achieve.

Allegri shouldn’t be in there though - like Pep, he had easily the best squad in the league at Juve, that SHOULD win the league. That isn’t achievement, it’s inevitable.

Success is relative - if Rodgers finishes in the top 4 with a Leicester team consisting of academy lads/shrewdly acquired project players that he’s developing and veterans like Evans, Vardy and Schmeichel, he’ll deserve the manager of the year ahead of Pep, even if we win the league.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

You are in contention for the BM Best Poster of the Last Day of October award.

I’m obliged.

 

[mexico1970]

Why? He won the Champions League and finished a point behind us in the league with Matip, Milner, Henderson and Origi featuring prominently, plus a pair of fullbacks who cost a combined £8m.

Ten Hag massively overachieved too - was within minutes of a Champions League final with a team of kids plus Premier League rejects Blind and Tadic, who he got playing the kind of football Pep spent £600m to achieve.

Allegri shouldn’t be in there though - like Pep, he had easily the best squad in the league at Juve, that SHOULD win the league. That isn’t achievement, it’s inevitable.

Success is relative - if Rodgers finishes in the top 4 with a Leicester team consisting of academy lads/shrewdly acquired project players that he’s developing and veterans like Evans, Vardy and Schmeichel, he’ll deserve the manager of the year ahead of Pep, even if we win the league.

Pep won 4 domestic trophies it's the first time it was done bud, using your formula top sides would never win the awards because they aren't underdogs. City seem to win a grand total of nothing, my point stands, Klopp knows the awards are corrupt he should be ashamed of himself.

 

[Eds]

Why? He won the Champions League and finished a point behind us in the league with Matip, Milner, Henderson and Origi featuring prominently, plus a pair of fullbacks who cost a combined £8m.

Ten Hag massively overachieved too - was within minutes of a Champions League final with a team of kids plus Premier League rejects Blind and Tadic, who he got playing the kind of football Pep spent £600m to achieve.

Allegri shouldn’t be in there though - like Pep, he had easily the best squad in the league at Juve, that SHOULD win the league. That isn’t achievement, it’s inevitable.

Success is relative - if Rodgers finishes in the top 4 with a Leicester team consisting of academy lads/shrewdly acquired project players that he’s developing and veterans like Evans, Vardy and Schmeichel, he’ll deserve the manager of the year ahead of Pep, even if we win the league.

Not sure you’ll catch many with that garbage