Premiership Managers League table
Nov 23, 2010
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A teams position in the league is inextricably linked to the managers performance but some managers do a lot more for their team with less resources and money available to them. The table below shows how well some manager are doing.
| # | Manager | Club | Conclusion |
| 1 | Carlo Ancelloti | Chelsea | The best players, the best goalkeeper/defence, the best attackers, the most balanced team in the Premiership- yet fighting to stay on top because the other teams won’t lay down! |
| 2 | Alex Ferguson | Man Utd | Massive experience and resources at this club but Is he ready to retire yet? |
| 3 | Owen Coyle | Bolton | The best Premier League manager based on resources available to him. |
| 4 | Arsene Wenger | Arsenal | Least improved manager in 5 years despite the club (business) doing well financially. Manager does not adjust well to changes in the Premiership style of play. |
| 5 | Roberto Mancini | Man City | The best team money can buy but sadly the manager is not a cut above. Eventually the players will gel. |
| 6 | Harry Redknapp | Tottenham | Good blend of players make this a great team with lot of promise. Defence a bit suspect though. |
| 7 | Steve Bruce | Sunderland | Won’t give in to any team. Just needs a little more quality – coming through. |
| 8 | Tony Pulis | Stoke | Hard working, tough and gives 100%. Makes up for lack of cash. |
| 9 | Chris Huhgton | Newcastle | Learning every game, better discipline could help this team progress. Some good players coming through. |
| 10 | Roy Hodgson | Liverpool | Just 2 games from being back in the hunt with the top dogs. Now accepting team he inherited! |
| 11 | Ian Holloway | Blackpool | Just relax and enjoy a cherished and enviable position. Calm down!!!! Your players are responding to the challenge of playing in the premiership. |
| 12 | Sam Allardyce | Blackburn | A hard and wily manager who knows how to grind out results. |
| 13 | Alex McLeish | Birmingham | Feisty team with never say die attitude instilled by manager. |
| 14 | Gerard Houllier | Aston Villa | Just another manager – not a cut above the rest – punching well below his weight. |
| 15 | Roberto Di Matteo | West Brom | A young manager still learning on the job. |
| 16 | David Moyes | Everton | Seems preoccupied about whether players are leaving or staying – This could be hampering his team. |
| 17 | Mark Hughes | Fulham | Still smarting after being sacked by Manchester City. May be too bitter to make good footballing decisions. |
| 18 | Roberto Di Matteo | Wigan | Better discipline could help this team to do move out of relegation. |
| 19 | Mick McCarthy | Wolverhampton | This team is up and down like a yoyo. To close to relegation for comfort. |
| 20 | Avram Grant | West Ham | Granted a few more games before final decision on his and clubs future. A nice man but his demeanour can suck the life out of any team. |
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