Tony Pulis
Team:
Stoke
DOB:
16 Jan 1958 (Age 54)
Birthplace:
Newport (Wales)
Previous Teams (Manager):
Bournemouth, Gillingham, Bristol City, Portsmouth, Stoke, Plymouth
Previous Teams (Player):
Bristol Rovers, Happy Valley, Bristol Rovers, Newport County, Bournemouth, Gillingham, Bournemouth
Honours:
League Two Manager of the Year (1996)
Manager of the Month Awards:
Championship (Feb 2005, April 2007, Feb 2008)
Promotions:
Championship (Stoke 2007-08); League Two (Gillingham 1995–96)
Relegations:
None
Playoffs:
League One (1998-99) 
Latest Stories
Two injury-time goals clinched Manchester City the title on a dramatic final day as QPR survived at Bolton's expense.
Stoke's season is flagging and Peter Ling thinks their tiredness could open the floodgates in the second half at Tottenham.
Stoke are eyeing a top-half finish and Tom Mckeon admits Tony Pulis deserves huge credit for the direction the club is headed.
Liverpool booked their FA Cup semi-final spot with victory over Stoke as Chelsea also eased into the last four on Sunday.
Mike Holden thinks it will be all hands to the pump for Stoke as they to try and force a replay against Liverpool on Sunday.
Stoke were dumped out of the Europa League at Valencia on Thursday but both Manchester clubs made it through to the last 16.
Stoke midfielder Rory Delap has seen the red card he received at Crawley on Sunday overturned after an appeal.
Stoke have appealed against the red card Rory Delap received in Sunday’s FA Cup victory over Crawley.
Stevenage defied the odds by holding Tottenham to a draw on Sunday while Liverpool and Stoke strolled into the last eight.
Stoke won twice at lower league grounds in January and Mike Holden thinks they look a solid bet to beat Crawley on Sunday.
Mike Holden is backing Stoke to come good late on against Valencia on Thursday but he's not sure if it will be enough.
Stoke chairman Peter Coates has hit out at the FA after the club’s unsuccessful appeal of Robert Huth’s red card.
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