Jackson was nominated for the prestigious award, having picked up three wins and a draw in his first four matches after temporarily taking charge of the Clarets.
In doing so, Jackson became the first Burnley manager to go unbeaten in his first four appearances in charge of the club in the top flight.
In that span, Burnley have scored six goals and conceded just two, including two clean sheets en route.
“It is very humbling for the managers who were also in the running and what they achieved last month. I am very touched by this, we are grateful.
“I know it’s my name on it, but there are a lot of people here who have also done a lot of work, so it’s a huge team effort.” Says Jackson.
The former Tranmere Rovers and Preston North End defender added: “You try to work as hard as you can, you try to do your best, and I think that’s all we can give you. ask.
“That’s what we’ve tried to do here, we ask the players and the staff, and if you keep working towards who we are – the hard work to even compete at this level – that’s the main .
“The players have worked really hard over the last few weeks, not just physically, it’s also mentally. In the last few weeks they’ve been through a lot but it brings them together, it brings the whole place together.
“We had the disappointment on Saturday, but these things happen in football. It is now for us to use what has gone well in the past.
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