Moyes and Ferguson take the awards for premier manager of the year.
What i dont understand is how Roy hodgson was not acknowledged?
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How can you agrue with those 2. SAF won the league, club champs, and in final of CL. Moyes got a very small squad with no really big names in to 5th. The best team outside the "big 4". Also in the FA Cup final.
Its no longer a problem.
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How can you agrue with those 2. SAF won the league, club champs, and in final of CL. Moyes got a very small squad with no really big names in to 5th. The best team outside the "big 4". Also in the FA Cup final.
Woy took a Fulham side 15 minutes away from relegation last year into a European spot for next season.
That's how you can argue with those two.
Three for me, and two for them.
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Woy can have an honerable mention. How about that?
Its no longer a problem.
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yeah i gotta say i agree with choosing Roy- he got his even smaller squad and got them into europe from being 2 minutes away from relegation last year.
they sold more than they bought over the summer - only really buying Gera and AJ. So I'd say Roy deserves it for a huge improvement with hardly any spending.
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Agree- and for that FANTASTIC result against the Mancs!
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Moyes and Ferguson take the awards for premier manager of the year.
he picked up an award Premier spirit Award ??What i dont understand is how Roy hodgson was not acknowledged?
But Moyes Guiding us to 5th Two years running and getting into the F.A cup final is a much higher achievement imo than finishing 7th
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yeah - but nothing changed at fulham besides the manager and they got into europe!
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yeah - but nothing changed at fulham besides the manager and they got into europe!
nothing really changed at Everton either
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yeah - but nothing changed at fulham besides the manager and they got into europe!
nothing really changed at Everton eitheryeah, dont get me wrong i think moyes is a great manager, but on this occasion i think the improvement that fulham showed was really worthy of roy getting the award.
If Everton had done better than last season then hell yeah i would be all for Dave getting it..
plus; i'd say 15mill for Fellaini is a fairly big change?? plus saha, nash, castillo, larsson..
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yeah - but nothing changed at fulham besides the manager and they got into europe!
nothing really changed at Everton eitheryeah, dont get me wrong i think moyes is a great manager, but on this occasion i think the improvement that fulham showed was really worthy of roy getting the award.
If Everton had done better than last season then hell yeah i would be all for Dave getting it..
plus; i'd say 15mill for Fellaini is a fairly big change?? plus saha, nash, castillo, larsson..
Fulham got Andrew Johnson off us for 11 mil ,Bobby Zamora off West ham for 5 mill ,John Panstill also from west ham for 2mill and Mark Schwarzer on a free
I'm not trying to cheapen Fulhams effort they have been solid all season and are a good side.
Just pointing out some of the reasons for David Moyes receiving the award
Without biase of course
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yeah fair enough point then!
winning the FA cup would defenitely be worthy of it.
plus, i may be slightly biased towards fulham atm for keeping the hot sperms out of europe!
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Well most pundits on TV here in England went for Roy Hodgeson but all said they would never award him it, they have only given it once to a manager who did not win the league in the same year and that was Ipswitch. (premiership manager of the year award i mean)
Personally i dont see an improvement at Everton. They finished in the same position as last season.
We on the other hand went from 17th to 7th. We had the best defensive record outside the top 4, we consistantly picked up points even going 14 games unbeaten which is unhead of at Fulham :)
Oh well business as usual at the FA
FulhamFC2009-05-27 21:15:41
Personally i dont see an improvement at Everton. They finished in the same position as last season.
We on the other hand went from 17th to 7th. We had the best defensive record outside the top 4, we consistantly picked up points even going 14 games unbeaten which is unhead of at Fulham :)
Oh well business as usual at the FA
FulhamFC2009-05-27 21:15:41
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P.s The spirit award was something to do with the fact we topped the fair play league..............Again!
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Personally i think Ferguson and Hodgson should have got the awards.
Report coming out that Steve Bruce is goin to take over at Sunderland. Would be very surprised if that happened as he is a newcastle supporter
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Tony Pulis - anyone who can take Stoke to 12 th is a miracle worker.
Wonder what he could do for Vale?
Wonder what he could do for Vale?
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Well most pundits on TV here in England went for Roy Hodgeson but all said they would never award him it, they have only given it once to a manager who did not win the league in the same year and that was Ipswitch. (premiership manager of the year award i mean)Personally i dont see an improvement at Everton. They finished in the same position as last season. We on the other hand went from 17th to 7th. We had the best defensive record outside the top 4, we consistantly picked up points even going 14 games unbeaten which is unhead of at Fulham :)Oh well business as usual at the FA
It's not called the most improved manager award though! Taking no credit from Roy, Fulham had an excellent season but you can hardly blame Ferguson and Moyes for consistently performing.
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Hodgson and Pulis by a mile for me.
honorable mention to Sbregica for being honest and keeping a pathetic side up.
honorable mention to Sbregica for being honest and keeping a pathetic side up.
E's Flat Ah's Flat Too
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