Premier League Manager of the Year
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In the Premier League, the FA Premier League Manager of the Year Award is annual award given to a manager who is recognised for their overall contribution to the achievements of a specific team. The award has been given out since the sponsorship of the Carling Premier League in 1993. There has only been one occasion on which the award was not given to the manager who won the Premier League title - George Burley of Ipswich Town in the 2000-01 season.
[edit] Manager of the Year winners
- FA Carling Premier League
- 1994:
Alex Ferguson (Manchester United F.C.) - Winning 'back to back' Premiership titles, and winning the Double of the Premiership and the FA Cup. - 1995: Kenny Dalglish (Blackburn Rovers F.C.) - Winning Blackburn's first title in more than 80 years.
- 1996: Alex Ferguson (Manchester United F.C.) - Winning a second Double in three years.
- 1997: Alex Ferguson (Manchester United F.C.) - Winning his fourth Premiership title.
- 1998:
Arsène Wenger (Arsenal F.C.) - Becoming the first foreign manager to win the title and guiding Arsenal to the Double. - 1999: Alex Ferguson (Manchester United F.C.) - Winning the Treble of Champions League, Premier League and FA Cup.
- 2000: Alex Ferguson (Manchester United F.C.) - Winning Manchester United's sixth title in eight years.
- 2001: George Burley (Ipswich Town F.C.) - Guiding Ipswich Town to Europe in their first season back in the top flight (the first manager to win the award despite not winning the Premiership title).
- FA Barclaycard Premier League
- 2002: Arsène Wenger (Arsenal F.C.) - Winning a second Double, and having an unbeatable away record.
- 2003: Alex Ferguson (Manchester United F.C.) - Winning his eighth title with Manchester United.
- 2004: Arsène Wenger (Arsenal F.C.) - Winning his third title with Arsenal and going through the entire season without a loss.
- FA Barclays Premier League
- 2005:
José Mourinho (Chelsea F.C.) - Becoming the second foreign manager to win the title and winning Chelsea's first title for 50 years. Also for recording the highest amounts of points in any Premier League season to date. - 2006: José Mourinho (Chelsea F.C.) - Guiding Chelsea to a second successive league title.
- Barclays Premier League
- 2007: Alex Ferguson (Manchester United F.C.) - Winning a ninth Premier League title.
- 2008: Alex Ferguson (Manchester United F.C.) - Winning a Tenth Premier League title and the Champions League
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