Never Walk Alone! Liverpool's Brendan Rodgers Is Manager Of The Year

Rodgers' turnaround season saw the Reds move from seventh position to second spot in a season that saw them narrowly missing out on the trophy.

The Irishman's influence on the team cannot be denied and the Reds faithfuls will have fond memories of this Brendan-season in which they mounted a convincing title challenge

Sweeping aside regular top four teams like Chelsea and Arsenal, Liverpool garnered 84 points, scoring an impressive 101 goals and conceding only 50% to record a 68% win percentage.

Tony Pulis of Crystal Palace got the second spot for helping the Eagles to safety in the 11th position while Roberto Martinez came third after nearly edging out Arsenal to clinch the last Champions League spot.

Premier League title and Capital One Cup winner Manuel Pellegrini was snubbed.