'He showed why good managers need time' - who are this season's over-achievers?
Summary
This article discusses the League Managers Association (LMA) awards for football (soccer) managers in England this season. It highlights managers who have done very well, including those who helped their teams exceed expectations and those who succeeded despite tough challenges.Key Facts
- The LMA gives yearly awards to top football managers in England's men's and women's leagues.
- Usually, the Premier League manager of the season award goes to the team finishing first.
- Mikel Arteta (Arsenal) and Pep Guardiola (Manchester City) are top contenders due to their teams' strong performances.
- Keith Andrews nearly secured European competition for Brentford in his first season, despite many expecting his team to be relegated.
- Andoni Iraola led Bournemouth to Europa League qualification after years of steady improvement, even while selling key players.
- Daniel Farke helped Leeds avoid relegation after a difficult start to the season.
- Lower league managers like Andy Woodman (Bromley), Paul Warne (MK Dons), and Neil Harris (Cambridge United) had outstanding seasons.
- The LMA Awards recognize success across all divisions, not just the Premier League.
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