Dougie.

Sam.

Last month, we crafted our Premier League Player of the Year shortlists.

This month, let's talk Manager of the Year, because there are several very intriguing candidates.

He's manager at a season for me.

Reddy Librily.

Libri's had the best season out of every manager.

I think what he's done is phenomenal.

The same goes for Keith Andrews, by the way. I think Michel Arteta deserves to get the award for this season. Pep Guardiola should definitely be the Premier League manager of the year. Yes, he has the financial backing, but he has outtacted all his opponents. When coming up against league leaders, Arsenal, both times, Citi found new ways to notify what Arsenal do best. He's one of the best managers in the Premier League because he both times. City found new ways to notify what Arsenal do best.

He's one of the best managers in the Premier League because he can adapt.

There's no excuses and he's not afraid to do things that are against the grain.

Keith Andrews has to be manager of the year.

Yes, hello everybody and welcome to another episode of The Truth.

I am your host, Sam Tai.

Joining me from afar is Doogie Coochley. Hello. Hello, yes, train strikes in London this

week, so we were unable to film in person. But great to be back with you, a slightly injured

Sam Thai. Yeah, a combination of train strikes, tube stikes, and a small injury to my big toe.

But I'll be okay in a couple of weeks.

Trust me.

Don't worry about that.

Crunching challenge gone wrong.

Yeah, I was crunched.

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