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    This document summarizes the post-season performances of managers who won the LMA Manager of the Year award between 2000 and 2011. It finds that most British managers, excluding Alex Ferguson, struggled the season after winning the award, failing to finish in a European place and averaging only 43 points per season. The only exceptions were Ferguson, who consistently achieved success, and Roy Hodgson, who maintained his team's performance level after switching clubs.

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    This document summarizes the post-season performances of managers who won the LMA Manager of the Year award between 2000 and 2011. It finds that most British managers, excluding Alex Ferguson, struggled the season after winning the award, failing to finish in a European place and averaging only 43 points per season. The only exceptions were Ferguson, who consistently achieved success, and Roy Hodgson, who maintained his team's performance level after switching clubs.

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    LMA Manager of the Year Post Season Performances

    Alan Curbishley

    2000 Winner, Charlton Athletic

    2001 Season – Finished 9th with 52 points

    George Burley

    2001 Winner, Ipswich Town

    2002 Season – Finished 18th (Relegated) with 36 points

    Arsene Wenger

    2002 Winner, Arsenal

    2003 Season – Finished 2nd with 78 points

    David Moyes

    2003 Winner, Everton

    2004 Season – Finished 17th (6 points clear of relegation) with 39 points

    Arsene Wenger

    2004 Winner, Arsenal

    2005 Season – Finished 2nd with 83 points

    David Moyes

    2005 Winner, Everton

    2006 Season – Finished 11th with 50 points


    Steve Coppell

    2006 Winner, Reading

    2007 Season – Finished 8th with 55 points

    Steve Coppell

    2007 Winner, Reading

    2008 Season – Finished 18th (Relegated) with 36 points

    Alex Ferguson

    2008 Winner, Manchester Utd

    2009 Season – Finished 1st (Champions) with 90 points

    David Moyes

    2009 Winner, Everton (The season Rafa Benitez should’ve won)

    2010 Season – Finished 8th with 61 points

    Roy Hodgson

    2010 Winner, Fulham

    2011 Season – Finished 11th with West Bromwich Albion on 47 points (on course to finish 10th with
    Liverpool had he maintained points per game ratio)

    Findings

     The LMA are biased towards UK managers


     UK managers (except Alex Ferguson) have a poor record, failing to finish in European places the
    season after winning the LMA Manager of the Year
     Barring Alex Ferguson, UK managers have averaged 43 points per season post winning LMA
    MOTY
     Ferguson won 2011 LMA MOTY – Let’s hope he tanks next season.

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