Redknapp no doubt about it, what he's done is incredible this season.
you mean, a bunch of footballers who didn't play football for 3 months, decided to go and play football for the other 5 months, woo, how brilliant of Redknapp. Redknapp's done smeg all tbh, Ramos's rather weird idea's went and the team played footie again. King's been much fitter so played much more has been the key to the defensive frailties becoming less of an issue, not much else to it.
If it has to be Premiership manager, O'neill would have got it if he didn't turn into a scared little Wenger and switch to 4-5-1 in the hope to hold onto 4th, rather than continue to attack teams non stop which got them to 4th in the first place. Something like 10 from 12 in the few games they've played 4-4-2 this year and 4-5-1 they've not won in 11 games or something ridiculous. I laugh at ARsenal fans, since Villa got ahead of us they've basically not won and we've only got a 3 game lead, had Villa won even a few of those games we'd still be in a fight to the death for 4th, Villa utterly threw it away.
Moyes has done utterly brilliantly with basically no strikers and arguably their best player in Arteta missing for quite a while. Some very average players along with a few greats putting out team performance after performance.
lower leagues, Andy Scott gets it for me, Brentfords situation, financially, amount of funds and how bad we were before he's turned them into likely champions, almost certain promotion and a fantastically high scoring team out of absolutely nothing. I don't think anyone with as little experience, money, time, wages available for players has come close to doing what he's done.
