Pep - Manager of the Season 2017/18

[Gorton_Tubster]

The real bias will be if Dyche wins it and the press gloss over the fact that it is a vote against City

Someone told me our previous premier winning managers didnt win it because we won the title last game of the season and voting happens before the end. Is that actually true? Because this year the voting is being done afterwards isnt it?

 

[Blueknows]

It isn't just a fan vote, is it? I thought they got a say in the decision but it's also down to a panel of "experts"

with Gill having the final say

 

[cleavers]

Someone told me our previous premier winning managers didnt win it because we won the title last game of the season and voting happens before the end. Is that actually true? Because this year the voting is being done afterwards isnt it?

"Voting" is open now.

HERE

 

[cleavers]

"Your vote will be combined with those of a panel of ex liverpool players to decide the winner."

Probably.

 

[doobyedoobye]

I don't think Pep would give a second thought to losing a subjective individual award

 

[cleavers]

I don't think Pep would give a second thought to losing a subjective individual award

I think he'd like it for the "team" though, and it will be ridiculous if he doesn't get it.

 

[doobyedoobye]

I think he'd like it for the "team" though, and it will be ridiculous if he doesn't get it.

Totally agree but I'm sure he's aware of the history of City managers being overlooked even when they've won the Prem
Just heard Keyes and Grey now debating who should win..Dyche or Hodgson...??
Then in the next segment Klopp or Mourinho...
Zero mention of Pep so far...

 

[JRockBlues]

Think some of these clowns need to be reminded of who it was who won 4 consecutive monager of the month awards this season (1st time that's ever been done). Also happens to be the only multiple winner of that award so far.

 

[Newman Noggs]

I'm not voting. A perverse part of me wants this whole exercise to be exposed for the fraudulent charade it is.

 

[BigOscar]

If they somehow stay up, I'm giving it big Darren Moore. They aren't though, it's too implausible, so there is obviously only one winner and that's the manager who's done better than any manager has ever done before. It is bizarre that you can outdo every other manager, ever, yet there still even be a debate as to whether you're manager of the year, but he's managing Man City so that's just how it goes. The criteria they use every other year gets thrown out and they start desperately looking for a reason to give it someone else