Surely only managers that have been considered one of the best, can be the worst best?
Best worst manager of all time?
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Surely only managers that have been considered one of the best, can be the worst best?
Surely only managers that have been considered one of the best, can be the worst best?
Well I meant best worst as per the thread title. It's late, and I got things the wrong way around.
Anyway, the point is that to make top 20% since the PL was formed he'd only need to be in the top 56 according to the number of coaches presented in that link (280). For permanent appointments only it's top 41 (217). I think he's easily that in PL history.
Assuming similar numbers of managers get hired and fired in Italy and Spain he'd only have to achieve a similar sort of rank to make it there.
Seeing as they're some of the biggest leagues in the world any strong showing in those countries puts you at least in that same position on a global scale.
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Surprised Deschamps hasn't been mentioned yet. His record on paper with France is incredible.
Guy won Ligue1 with OM and took Monaco to a CL final too, back in his managerial days
Yeah but we all know the farmer's league don't count.
Aye. It’s just perspective. Nani is among the top 20% of wingers of all time but nobody is putting him among the best 10%.
Ranieri was a top coach, hence the jobs he got. He should be nowhere near the ‘Best worst’ nonsense.
Being NT manager is very different from managing club. More difficult too in my opinion.
Ten Hag probably. Surprised nobody’s mentioned our current manager.