In this piece I will
expose four Managers that really showed a turnaround in their squad’s
performance, respect, contenders and generating a revival in its game.
I do acknowledge this
fellow’s, distinct and classy moves that really put on a performance for its
squad’s and gave their followers a reason to dream of a shield campaign.
Also credit their extra
human efforts in turning things around with their respective squad’s, that
really gave a credible and dignified spectacle in every matched played.
Starting with a man
that started a revival at Saint Mary’s Mauricio Pochettino, who brought back this
squad respect- this came after their first year of
promotion, this squad suddenly was destined for relegation.
After rescuing
Southampton from the gates of hell, this Andean Manager not only brought this
club’s lost confidence, but made them into an all-around contender and by
seating pretty in eight place in the English Premier League.
Considered as an achievement
for a club limited in its resources and cannot bring big names to really contend against the league titans, for the Saints wonderful campaign earned them the attention of several big clubs.
This chap has brought
the attention of several big clubs in Premiership for some of his players but
as well some squads are putting into their radar the name of Mauricio Pochettino’s
to be their man at the helm.
Second in my list
comes a man with a modest history in its Managerial career that the directives
of this London based club, never imagined, how will its new man at the helm
would perform under such pressure.
Indeed, Crystal
Palace after its first year in Premiership from promotion, as every squad in this
situation becomes embroiled in the nasty relegation; suddenly one chap that
turned this squad destiny around, into contention and as a spoiler.
So far the High
soaring Eagles have accumulated a winning record under Tony Pulis who has
revived these squad ambitions and placed them far away from the danger zone, and
into eleventh position and still fighting to climb the overall table.
Merseyside Brendan Rodgers
and his Liverpool Reds, not only came o their senses of playing a dream of a campaign
but contend for the title that still in the air after that dreadful result at
Selhurst Park.
Still this chap has
turned things around at Anfield and made several undesirable players into
gentlemen in the field, which gave the Reds an almost picture perfect campaign.
Barclay's Shield or
not, this North Irish Manager should be considered among the nominees for such
distinctive award for his stellar and grand campaign, offered by its Liverpool
Reds, that at the end were the sentimental favorites to win it all, until their
London meltdown!
Lastly is the
Argentine Sir in Manuel Pellegrini, who brought discipline and seriousness to
Etihad’s chaps, inheriting a star plagued squad, Pellegrini really needed to
polish up his diamonds in the rough!
Not even, undisciplined
indeed, were the way the Man- City chaps were performing in the field and not
presenting an order as the one brought by this Andean whiz that really turned
things around in the other side of Manchester.
With the table set
and everything going in the Citizens way Pellegrini can bring in next Sunday’s
match their second shield in this campaign, being his first- very well this man
brought respect to this squad and image of a contender and not as the second squad
from Manchester.
Mauricio Pocchettino
turned things around at Saint Mary’s, Tony
Pulis not only made his club a survivor but a spoiler, Brendan Rodgers really
turned things around at Anfield and lastly the Citizens Manuel Pellegrini
restoring order, pride and respect to this entity.
Who will it be, as I mentioned
you before this list is my personal and represents the ideal candidates for their
efforts and hard work that delivered a real satisfactions to its followers and
the spectacle itself.
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