Top ten managers 2001-2010.

Mister men

IFFHS – Top 10 managers 2001-2010

1. Arsene Wenger France 156
2. Mr. Ferguson Scotland 148
3. Jose Mourinho Portugal 135
4. Fabio Capello Italy 120
5. Guus Hiddink Holland 112
6. Carlo Ancelotti Italy 108
7. Luiz Scolari Brazil 101
8. Marcelo Bielsa Argentina 101
9. Rafael Benitez Spain 97
10. Marcello Lippi Italy 88

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1345082/Wenger-named-worlds-best-manager-past-decade-trophy-hes-won-years.html#ixzz1AQs8KKjs

How can Wenger finish ahead of Ferguson? As much as i dislike the man there is no way he deserves to be placed behind Wenger.

BERBA

no 'arry?;)

LuckyLloyd

Benitez: 9
Hodgson: 92

deisedevil

Mister men wrote: »

IFFHS – Top 10 managers 2001-2010

1. Arsene Wenger France 156
2. Mr. Ferguson Scotland 148
3. Jose Mourinho Portugal 135
4. Fabio Capello Italy 120
5. Guus Hiddink Holland 112
6. Carlo Ancelotti Italy 108
7. Luiz Scolari Brazil 101
8. Marcelo Bielsa Argentina 101
9. Rafael Benitez Spain 97
10. Marcello Lippi Italy 88

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1345082/Wenger-named-worlds-best-manager-past-decade-trophy-hes-won-years.html#ixzz1AQs8KKjs

How can Wenger finish ahead of Ferguson? As much as i dislike the man there is no way he deserves to be placed behind Wenger.

That's a pile of shíte anyways. They didn't even know what Fergies first name was. What stats would have put Wenger top of the list ffs!

LuckyLloyd

deisedevil wrote: »

That's a pile of shíte anyways. They didn't even know what Fergies first name was. What stats would have put Wenger top of the list ffs!

Any list would be ridiculous. Wenger shouldn't be ahead of Mourinho or Guardiola either.

They've probably weighted trophies in 6 European Leagues (+ International / Euro Comps) and just listed total scores from top to bottom.

Their model is likely flawed for numerous reasons.

Seaneh

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

Any list would be ridiculous. Wenger shouldn't be ahead of Mourinho or Guardiola either.

They've probably weighted trophies in 6 European Leagues (+ International / Euro Comps) and just listed total scores from top to bottom.

Their model is likely flawed for numerous reasons.

Or Carlo Ancelotti.

Two CL's and another Final.

pickarooney

According to the article they simply added up the points in the annual competition from the last 10 years and divided by 10. It still makes no sense; how could he be better than Ferguson over 10 years and how could Scolari get in there?

abelard

Doesn't that same site, in the index of top clubs, have Fulham above Arsenal?

eagle eye

What a terrible list. No sign of Del Bosque or Hitzfeld says it all really.

SarahBM

A hello!!! Simon Grayson and Ian Holloway?!?!?

joke of a list

tommyhaas

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

Any list would be ridiculous. Wenger shouldn't be ahead of Mourinho or Guardiola either.

They've probably weighted trophies in 6 European Leagues (+ International / Euro Comps) and just listed total scores from top to bottom.

Their model is likely flawed for numerous reasons.

Agree that the model is fatally flawed, however I do think Wenger should be ahead of Guardiola as it is measured over 9 years, and Guardiola is only in his third season

L'prof

Wahey, best manager in the World

Not sure how any points system could actually place him top though

lol as redcafe goes into meltdown

Paparazzo

I'd put Wenger top. Always quality football on a very small net spend.

steelcityblues

Capello and Hiddink have no business in the top 5, and the omission of Del Bosque is strange alright!

The Floyd p

I know he's new to management but Guardiola warrants a place in the top 10

1 more Champions league than Wenger

everdead.ie

I don't think we will really know how good guardiola is until we see him with a less gifted team and how well Barca do without him aswell

mike65

http://www.iffhs.de/ is a joke of a site, its a place to amuse oneself for 5 mins every so often.