retired_crazifarmgurl

And the winner for September is:
B) Dennis Wise – Leeds - Extraordinary start to the Leeds -15 points campaign.

with 55% of the vote

Congratulations birdy123 you are the lucky winner - if you could forward me your address I'll pop your prize out to you asap.

So onto October's competition, it's really simple. Just pick your British Manager of The Month - could be club or international manager - give a little reason, and I'll post the shortlist in the next few days.

Thanks,

Dave

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And the nominations are:

Mark Hughes – fifth in the premiership, playing good football, and 100% in October.

Aidy Boothroyd – Watford are top of the Championship by five points and 100% in October

Craig Levein – 100% record in October, including wins against Rangers and Hearts (away)

Gary Johnson – Steering unfancied Bristol City to second in the Championship, with four wins out of five in October

Avram Grant – 100% at Chelsea in October, putting to rest the panic of The Special One’s departure, including a great win at Mestalla

thecaptain0220

Im sorry im new-ish, whats this about??

retired_crazifarmgurl

The gist of it is simple - we want you to put forward your recommendations for one manager anywhere in UK league or international football that truly earned the prestigious Football Manager - Manager of the Month award.

Cast your vote (with a short reason why) in this forum thread and we'll draw up a shortlist of five nominations.

Then, during Ian Wright's drive-time show once a month, listeners will text in their vote from the shortlist and a winner is announced on air.

retired_myoung

Roberto Martinez - Swansea

Not only did they win every game last month, they did it in style, with 4-1 and 5-0 wins at Bournemouth and Leyton Orient respectively.

He has signed quite a few players from abroad, a transfer tactic not often seen in League One, but their class was plain to see against my side Oldham on the opening day of the season. I said then that, even though we beat them, once they gelled, they'd be a force. And so it has panned out.

retired_lisa strom

International users also can? You will post overseas?

retired_charytine

Congrats Birds. :thup:

retired_stephanie

High flying Birds :thup:

retired_faozan

Walter Smith - still unbeaten in the Champions League, despite having faced Barcelona, Lyon and Stuttgart. Got the tactics just right to frustrate Barca, and could have snatched it at the death. Oh, and beating Celtic 3-0 as well ;-)

retired_JCH

Avram Grant. Really got Chelsea banging in the goals, the Man City and Leicester games were two of the best at Stamford Bridge for entertainment in 15 months.

All of sudden he is not looking like a stop gap replacement.

retired_2symonds

If it wasn't for the defeats to Hibernian and Dundee Utd I would agree with you.