Ralph Hasenhuttl Gets Premier League Manager Of The Month Nomination - Vote Now !
Ralph Hasenhuttl has been nominated for the Manager Of The Month award for February, after a month that saw him lead the side to an unbeaten run of 4 Premier League games plus a win over Coventry City in the FA Cup, find out how to vote here.
At the start of December Saints were in a little turmoil and many supporters were fearful that a relegation battle might be looming, however since then Ralph Hasenhuttl's team has picked up dramatically, losing only twice in 13 Premier League games and soaring up to 9th place.
In February 4 Premier League games were played of which 3 were won and 1 drawn.
Joining the Austrian on the shortlist for the award is Mikel Arteta, Eddie Howe and Jürgen Klopp. The winner of the award is due to be announced at midday on Friday 11th March.
Saints fans can propel Ralph to victory by visiting the Premier League website and voting for him, you can do so by clicking on the link below.
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