📤 How every Premier League manager would vote in the election

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Ian McCourt·12 December 2019

📤 How every Premier League manager would vote in the election

It is election day in the UK and you might have been wondering how every Premier League manager would vote.

Thanks to Twitter’s Simon Lillicrap, you shall wonder no more …

THREAD: How each Premier League manager would vote in the #GeneralElection2019...
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Brendan Rodgers: LIB DEM A great character with a huge personality. A guy who seems to rub an awful lot of people up the wrong way decides last minute to go for the Lib Dems. Classic Brendan. #LCFC
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Pep Guardiola: LABOUR Not just a Labour voter, but a campaigner. Excited and passionate he goes knocking door to door telling you how you should vote and trying to improve you as a person... #MCFC
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Frank Lampard: CONSERVATIVE Nothing getting past Frank here. London boy, well-read but wants Brexit. Doesn't trust Jeremy Corbyn, don't try and change his mind. Tory. #CFC
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: LABOUR Keeps on harking back to the good old days but his heart is in the right place. Classic Labour voter who regrets voting for the Lib Dems in 2010. Still hates Nick Clegg. #MUFC
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Nuno Espírito Santo: GREEN The kind of man who washes out his yoghurt pots before they go in the correct recycling bin, there is only one party for Nuno. They have no chance of winning in his constituency but he still votes for them every time. Reliable. #Wolves
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Jose Mourinho: SPOILT BALLOT PAPER Jose is disillusioned with the establishment and wants to make a statement. He hates every party leader and is far too clued up to stay at home. Strolls into the polling booth with arrogance and reckless abandon. Cannot be stopped. #COYS
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Chris Wilder: BREXIT PARTY No surprises here. Chris knows exactly what he voted for in the referendum and wants it done, at any cost. Proud Englishman. Reads the Daily Mail, would never vote for Corbyn. #TwitterBlades
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Freddie Ljungberg: LABOUR Freddie is as Liberal as they come. Not afraid to pose in his pants. Backs a second referendum but would prefer to remain. Loves Corbyn and his left-wing policies. Would never vote Tory. #Arsenal
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Roy Hodgson: LIB DEM Old Roy has seen everything there is to see in politics. He knew what it what like before we joined the EU and is desperate to stay in. One year older than the NHS, Roy wants to see it survive. Considered Labour but secretly fancies Jo Swinson a bit. #CPFC
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Steve Bruce: LABOUR Steve has voted for a different party in every election this century, your classic disloyal swing voter. Settled on Labour this year after seeing Boris hide in that fridge but likely to change his mind next time around. #NUFC
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Graham Potter: GREEN Keen gardener Graham simply can't bring himself to vote for anybody else this time around. Was always going to stick to his guns having seen the destruction of the Amazon rainforest on his gap year in 2010. Caroline Lucas is a shoo-in. #BHAFC
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Sean Dyche: BREXIT PARTY Sean and his mates want out of Europe. Knew what he was voting for. Doesn't like Boris' Brexit deal, doesn't want another referendum. Dyche wants out. Brexit means Brexit. Burnley means Burnley. #Clarets
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Eddie Howe: CONSERVATIVE We can see through the 'nice guy' image. Eddie tells all his mates he is voting for Labour but then votes for the Tories in the booth. Comes across as one of the lads but doesn't want to pay any more in tax. Secret Tory. #AFCB
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Dean Smith: CONSERVATIVE Unlike Eddie, Dean tells everyone his political opinion whether you want to hear it or not. Loud at dinner parties, he believes every word that comes out of Boris' mouth. Wants the country to unite after Brexit, but wants to #GetBrexitDone. #AVFC
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Ralph Hasenhüttl: LABOUR No doubts here. The Austrian wants the European Union to stick together but doesn't want to waste his vote on the Lib Dems. He keeps himself to himself and will forget about politics once polling day is over. #SaintsFC
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Daniel Farke: LABOUR As a kind soul, he calmly states his opinion to those who ask and will listen to anybody who disagrees with him. He doesn't hate any party but prefers Labour's manifesto. The type of guy who would stay up counting votes at your local village hall. #NCFC
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

Nigel Pearson: BREXIT PARTY Nigel is sick of politicians and experts 'lying' to him and doesn't trust a soul. Wants out of the EU. Thinks Tommy Robinson is a man of the people. Sick of snowflakes ruining everything. LEAVE MEANS LEAVE. #WatfordFC
– Thursday, 12 December 2019

📤 How every Premier League manager would vote in the election

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