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WINTER 2011
Pos Div Manager
Club
P WP DP GS CS WM CP PTS TT
1
P
Roberto Mancini
Manchester City
11 76 6 26 1 17 31 157
143
2
2
Paul Sturrock
Southend United
11 68 10 19 2 12 43 154
140
3
2
Steve Evans
Crawley Town
9 66 11 19 1 11 15 123
137
4
C
Sam Allardyce
West Ham United
9 78 5 17 5 13 0 118
131
5
2
Paolo Di Canio
Swindon Town
11 56 16 13 6 9 41 141
128
6
1
Chris Powell
Charlton Athletic
10 66 5 19 4 15 13 122
122
7
2
Graham Turner
Shrewsbury Town
9 54 11 17 4 11 12 109
121
8
2
Mark Yates
Cheltenham Town
10 66 0 11 3 8 33 121
121
9
P
Arsène Wenger
OBE
Arsenal
11 76 10 19 3 11 12 131
119
10
C
Malky Mackay
Cardiff City
11 54 17 20 3 9 27 130
118
11
2
Paul Peschisolido
Burton Albion
8 66 0 16 2 8 1 93
116
12
P
Harry Redknapp
Tottenham Hotspur
9 67 6 17 2 10 0 102
113
13
1
Gary Megson
Sheffield Wednesday
9
54 11 14 3 7 12 101
112
14
P
Kenny Dalglish
Liverpool
8
24 20 7 2 3 31 87
109
15
C
Derek McInnes
Bristol City
7
44 12 11 2 6 0 75
107
16
1
Karl Robinson
Milton Keynes Dons
9
44 10 18 2 9 13 96
107
17
2
Martin Ling
Torquay United
9
42 6 15 4 11 17 95
106
18
C
Nigel Adkins
Southampton
10
62 12 17 3 11 0 105
105
19
C
Simon Grayson
Leeds United
10
60 10 16 3 10 0 99
99
20
1
Danny Wilson
Sheffield United
11
44 16 16 2 5 25 108
98
WP
Win points
DP
Draw points
GS
Goals scored
CS
Clean sheets
WM
Winning margin per goal
CP
Cup points
There is also a factor included in respect of knock-out matches (cup points, or ‘CP’), based on the league
status of the relevant club. Points are divided by the number of games played. This number is then
multiplied by ten – to exclude decimals – producing the final score.
The Castrol LMA Managers’ Performance Table (powered
by Prozone) allows managers to test themselves against one
another. Points are awarded for wins and draws, with results
away from home scoring higher. Points for clean sheets and
goals scored accumulate throughout the season, while a
team’s winning margin also counts towards the total.
Season 2011/12, Quarter Two (up to December 2nd 2011)
THE CASTROL LMA MANAGERS’ PERFORMANCE TABLE
POINTS SYSTEM
Home win
10 points
Away win
12 points
Home draw
5 points
Away draw
6 points
Goal scored
1 point
Clean sheet
1 point
Winning margin per goal
1 point
Okay, so the name at the top of the table isn’t too much
of a surprise... but elsewhere, things are slightly less
predictable. Look at the second column (the one headed
‘Div’) and count the number of ‘2’s. That’s right, seven of
the top 20 managers ply their trade in the npower League
Two. That’s very impressive, but of course only three of
them can earn promotion at the end of the season. Keep
an eye on that division as the season progresses... that’s
shaping up to be one serious competition.