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Worst Managers from the Premier League era?

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1 hour ago, VanPaddy said:

Wenger after 2005.

That's ridiculous. Even after 2005 he is still better than most premier league managers.

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Panna King

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Just now, Gunnersauraus said:

That's ridiculous. Even after 2005 he is still better than most premier league managers.

What on  8 million a year!! No way  he has massively underachieved. 

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3 minutes ago, VanPaddy said:

What on  8 million a year!! No way  he has massively underachieved. 

Nonsense though to even suggest he should be on a worst managers list. Can't be bothered to have another pointless wenger debate it is getting very boring 

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Wenger was once amongst the best managers in the world. Bloody hell, it isn't always black and white. Things change.

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Honey Honey

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I liked Glenn Roeder, got us into Europe. Obviously wasn't good enough in the long run.

I'm slightly bias toward managers who are thoroughly decent blokes though. There's a lot of shit heads out there.

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Paul Hart surely is one of the worst. Pretty sure he was bottom two years running with different clubs.

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Egil Olsson is definitely one for me.

Completely flopped at Wimbledon. He just didn't get what the club were about and sadly, contributed heavily to their downfall.

I actually miss Old School Wimbledon. They had a lot of heart and character.

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Laughing at this thread, some people really have been lucky as fuck to get a top flight managers job.

What about the current England manager? Paul Jewell? Roy Keane? There are far worse but just a few names.

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Not sure about jewell because he kept Bradford up did ok at wigan and inherited tha Derby side. Egil Olsen is a good choice

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13 hours ago, Dan said:

Paul Hart surely is one of the worst. Pretty sure he was bottom two years running with different clubs.

I think he only managed Pompey for half a season when they were in freefall. Avram Grant got back to back relegations after but at the same time was respected at Pompey. Think they're both harsh shouts for the worst of all time.

14 hours ago, VanPaddy said:

Roy Keane was deadful in the premier league but good in Championship.   Remi Garde was awful and Santini at Spurs. 

He kept Sunderland up in his first season. I think that alone avoids him being the worst of all time.

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Egil Olsson is definitely one for me.

Completely flopped at Wimbledon. He just didn't get what the club were about and sadly, contributed heavily to their downfall.

I actually miss Old School Wimbledon. They had a lot of heart and character.

Hes always one of the first names i think. Him and those bloody wellies. To be fair the club were in financial freefall before that and had began the transition from The Crazy Gang to The Wombles before that. The writing was on the wall for about two years before their relegation. He didn't help the situation at all mind. 

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On 5/13/2017 at 9:48 PM, RandoEFC said:

Avram Grant?

Or Andre Villas Boas? B|

Grant was class, league cup final, champions league final and runners up in the league.

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Claudio Ranieri, couldn't win the league with Chelsea despite spending fortunes, choked in the Champions League against a shit team and above all else according to those in the know on here he was going to get Leicester relegated

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6 hours ago, Aaroncpfc said:

I think he only managed Pompey for half a season when they were in freefall. Avram Grant got back to back relegations after but at the same time was respected at Pompey. Think they're both harsh shouts for the worst of all time.

He kept Sunderland up in his first season. I think that alone avoids him being the worst of all time.

Hes always one of the first names i think. Him and those bloody wellies. To be fair the club were in financial freefall before that and had began the transition from The Crazy Gang to The Wombles before that. The writing was on the wall for about two years before their relegation. He didn't help the situation at all mind. 

I'm happy to be proven wrong on Hart, was just something I remember thinking at the time aged about 13 xD

Peter Reid's another I think, he was doing abysmally two years on the spin with different clubs I'm sure.

Remi Garde is a shout. Disaster. Although in his defence look at the state of Villa.

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13 minutes ago, Dan said:

I'm happy to be proven wrong on Hart, was just something I remember thinking at the time aged about 13 xD

Peter Reid's another I think, he was doing abysmally two years on the spin with different clubs I'm sure.

Remi Garde is a shout. Disaster. Although in his defence look at the state of Villa.

Sunderland and Leeds. He was one of my first footballing hates

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17 hours ago, Any O'Brien said:

Laughing at this thread, some people really have been lucky as fuck to get a top flight managers job.

What about the current England manager? Paul Jewell? Roy Keane? There are far worse but just a few names.

Gareth Southgate being England manager is a new level of laughable. His CV wouldn't get him the QPR job.

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