Wait, wtf is Walker doing there?
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My man is 3rd you moron.
He was boss at Norwich innit.
The prem is so crap. There's like 5 good managers in that whole list.
Scary isnt it, I was looking down the list for the fraud and theres clowns like Frank freaking Clark there, WTF.
Seamus Colemole
Previously deathbyropeandglass
Haha, was gonna post this.
Martinez doesn't even get a notable mention at the bottom whilst Redknapp, Allardyce and Pulis do.
Can't argue with cold hard facts.
Martinez doesn't even get a notable mention at the bottom whilst Redknapp, Allardyce and Pulis do.
Can't argue with cold hard facts.
Oh there were words as well, missed them.
In other news, the sky is blue…
Sky have conducted this long-winded and convoluted study to rank the best managers of the Premier League era, which seems a bit pointless really considering how blindingly obvious it is that Fergie was the greatest.
Ferguson won 13 Premier League titles, which makes him unequivocally the best, and no study is required to prove that.
Arsene Wenger naturally comes in second place considering his second-best trophy haul and longevity, with Jose Mourinho coming in a close third.
As the chart shows, Mourinho has won as many titles as Wenger (3), but has only managed a fraction of Wenger’s 714 games, which have also featured 19 top 4 finishes.
It’s arguably lower down the table where the study becomes of real interest, notably 15th and 16th place, where just one point separates Brendan Rodgers and David Moyes.
Rodgers was lauded as one of the league’s great managers after taking Liverpool to second place in 2013-14, while Moyes was derided for finishing 7th with United, yet statistically, they’re at the same level; so much for the conventional narrative.
In other news, the sky is blue…
Sky have conducted this long-winded and convoluted study to rank the best managers of the Premier League era, which seems a bit pointless really considering how blindingly obvious it is that Fergie was the greatest.
Ferguson won 13 Premier League titles, which makes him unequivocally the best, and no study is required to prove that.
Arsene Wenger naturally comes in second place considering his second-best trophy haul and longevity, with Jose Mourinho coming in a close third.
As the chart shows, Mourinho has won as many titles as Wenger (3), but has only managed a fraction of Wenger’s 714 games, which have also featured 19 top 4 finishes.
It’s arguably lower down the table where the study becomes of real interest, notably 15th and 16th place, where just one point separates Brendan Rodgers and David Moyes.
Rodgers was lauded as one of the league’s great managers after taking Liverpool to second place in 2013-14, while Moyes was derided for finishing 7th with United, yet statistically, they’re at the same level; so much for the conventional narrative.
Roy Evans - 10th best manager ever.
Let's all hear it for Goats managerial table.
Its not mine Friend.
Its from Sky.
The Equaliser
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Tables are so 2014.
Especially when you finish 11th in 2015.
Especially when you finish 11th in 2015.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Says it all.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
If Ferguson had to manage Wigan before he got to United he'd have been about 11th himself.
The lesson to be learned here is to stick with reliable data presented in pie charts.
The Equaliser
Player Valuation: £50m
LOL
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