Oh Cuckers...

"You can feel the stadium jumping. The stadium is actually physically moving up and down"
FA Cup MOTD 24/4/16

Pulis by a million miles the team BFS has got shouldn't be were it is and pulis didn't have the players sam has got

I'm going to say Allardyce mainly because the team had not only lost its way when he came in but they were clearly not responding well to change on the training ground until the collapse against Sunderland.
Pulis had to mould a team, stop leaking goals and get organised. All difficult things and fair play to him for achieving it.
Allardyce had to do all of those things AND lift the mood of the place, change attitudes, work on individuals confidence and re educate when it comes to 'respecting a point'. It also goes without saying that Allardyce has collected more big scalps along the way. Pulis: Chelsea and Liverpool. Allardyce: Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal (with City & United still to play).
Of course if we end up going down it wont mean much!

Allardyce for me. The EPL has moved on massively in the short time since Pulis was here with the overall quality going up & up.

Big Sam has had to undo more than a year's worth of mismanagement including low morale, poor fitness and tactical chaos. The Club was in a much worse state but with much higher expectations (considering the players we had) when he turned up and I can't believe anyone imagined the extent of the turnaround we eventually saw.

Will this be five? It's gonna be five! It IS five!

And Burnley came to us having not won an 'Away' game all season.

This was the starting 11 for Pulis' first game: Julian Speroni, Joel Ward, Danny Gabbidon, Damien Delaney, Dean Moxey, Kagisho Dikgacoi, Mile Jedinak, Barry Bannan, Jason Puncheon, Marouane Chamakh, Cameron Jerome.

Pulis is a s***, but our squad was so awful that what he did with us must rank as one of the greatest achievements in recent PL history.