'People will think I'm off my head' - Harry Redknapp's manager of season ahead of Man City and Liverpool bosses

The big title showdown between Manchester City and Liverpool this weekend will go a long way to settling who is crowned Premier League champions this weekend. With both teams in great form, and Arsenal also breathing down their necks, it promises to be a thrilling end to the campaign.

Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp are widely accepted as not just the best managers in the country, but two of the best in the world. They've lifted Champions Leagues and several Premier League titles during their time in England, and while Arsenal's Mikel Arteta may say different, it's odds on that one will come out on top again this season.

But for former Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham boss Harry Redknapp, their achievements have been eclisped by another top flight gaffer.

Redknapp named his top pick for Premier League manager of the season, and it wasn't Klopp or Guardiola. "Manager of the season? Rob Edwards for me," he shared about the Luton Town boss.

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"I think he's pulled off a miracle to even have Luton in contention of staying up at this point of the season. I love the way they go about things and the way they play - they really attack teams and have a go."

"Every match they play they're in the game and they're trying to win them, it's a breath of fresh air what they're achieving. Edwards has been brilliant for them - I don't know him personally but he seems like a great lad as well."

"Obviously you can give it to Pep Guardiola or Jurgen Klopp, but they're managing clubs who are meant to be challenging because they've got incredible players and fantastic squads. Edwards is doing a job down there on really limited resources with a tiny stadium and