Jim McInally and Jim McIntyre are both up for the award
Ross County manager Jim McIntyre and Peterhead manager Jim McInally are among the four candidates to be shortlisted for PFA Scotland manager of the year.
The duo will compete with Falkirk’s Peter Houston and Mark Warburton, of Rangers, for the award, which is voted by PFA members, and the winner of the prestigious prize will be announced on Sunday.
McIntyre led Ross County to League Cup final victory and the top six of the Scottish Premiership while McInally guided the Blue Toon to the Petrofac Cup final against Rangers and has taken his club into the Championship play-offs.
Rangers are on the verge of a treble under Warburton, having won the Championship and the Petrofac Cup, and will face Hibernian in the final of the Scottish Cup next month, while Houston has led Falkirk to the Premiership play-offs.
