Leicesterpool Posted 19 October 2015 Posted 19 October 2015 Pardew isn't, Monk is hard to tell. He's essentially a head coach rather than an actual manager. Monk is difficult to judge if he's a good manager, he's doing a great job at Swansea though you have to remember he has been there for a very long time, both as a coach and player, he knows the players and there background and as already earn't thier respect. You do wonder if at some point he was to leave Swansea to go somewhere else, would he be just as successful? I found it laughable though he's high on the betting odds to become the next England manager.
fuchsntf Posted 19 October 2015 Posted 19 October 2015 Yes, least favourite Is Hughes, hardly shows respect to refs or oppisition.liked him as a player. Not doing bad at Stoke, and have at the moment respect for his work. Better if he kept his opinions reigned in and to himself. Pardew, Monk,Pochettino like their styles. Wenger, blows hot and Cold. Morhino protects his own, has made some top statements, then spoils it by making stupid petulant remarks.Lost it now for me how he treated publically his medical staff. One thing he interviewed better with some class when he managed overseas BILIC and Ranieri holding back until after somemore games. Pulis, just waiting for him to walk out on WBA. Big Sam, dont always agree with his changing tact, but I like listening to him. Most likeable, MON, Rehagel, Hitzfeld, Klopp, I include B.Little
Vacamion Posted 19 October 2015 Posted 19 October 2015 Sorry to the Pardew haters, but, if the next England manager has to be English, experienced and doing not terribly, he's the next England manager.
Soar Fox Posted 19 October 2015 Posted 19 October 2015 Ranieri. Favourite premier league manager is Nigel Pearson.
Steve_Guppy_Left_Foot Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 Obviously Sherwood what an absolute helmet. Mourinho is a complete tit as well.
AyewJoking Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 Sherwood has to be excluded from this debate because he is just too pathetic. Mourinho is an utter cúnt.
FireFox Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 Love: Claudio Like: Bilic, Klopp, Flores, Pardew So/so: Pochettino, Monk, Niel, McClaren, Pellegrini, Howe, Martinez, Sherwood, Wenger Dislike: Pulis, LvG (both just annoying) Hate: Allardyce, Hughes, Koeman (I have nothing against red and white stripes) Love to hate: Mourinho I dislike the media attention on some of the clubs/managers, but I can't really count that against them (Howe) or it just makes it entertaining (Sherwood).
LanguedocFox Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 1.Tactics Tim by a country mile: he'll be out by the end of November, and disappear without trace, reappearing occasionally as a self-important pundit of TalkShite. 2. Hughes for being a whinging twat who always blames everyone else but himself. Although I love him for offloading Huth. 3. Mourinho for being a smug, arrogant git: if Pearson had behaved anything like that the media would have wanted him publicly flogged, but because he's Chelski and has won things, he gets away with it. Still a tit.
foxfanazer Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 Sherwood without a shadow of doubt. Not keen on LVG or Wenger either
J.Lisemore Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 Mourinho. Just gets worse and worse with every press conference, proper ****.
Finnegan Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 Mourinho. Runner up, Sherwood. Don't really care about any others. Obviously like Sparky.
Footballwipe Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 Nah can't be Tim anymore, he's not fooling the press and being completely loved by them so that hate has fallen into a petty dislike. Mark Hughes is a good shout. Never hit fauly. always an injury, referee decision, other player. Watched him on the sidelines both this season and last season at the Brittania and he must be the whiniest manager out there. Up and at the linesman every decision that goes against them.
Guest Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 Mourinho. Used to find him witty and amusing now he just seems to be a humourless whiny cnut. He's paranoid as fcuk too.
Fox92 Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 Don't like Mourinho. He used to be funny during his first spell in the league but now he just moans about every little thing and doesn't seem to praise the opposition. Mark Hughes does moan a lot but I don't mind him.
Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 Sherwood is a complete arse who just happened to be in the right place at the right time to be given a chance at management with Spurs. Knows nothing about management, smug piece of shit and he'll be out of a job in a month or two. Will be surprised if anyone but the most desperate of Championship clubs comes in for him Mourinho is a twat but at least he has (until this season) proven he is good at his job Pulis, his eyebrows tell me he has beaten women before (purely speculation) LVG looks and talks like a swollen anus Sherwood's the worst though. Part of me wants to never see him again, but already detesting Villa I'd love to see him take them down, then given the first 10 games of next season just to rule out any chance of them getting promoted
AKCJ Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 Sherwood is the obvious one but i'd happily watch him cry in interviews for the rest of the season. Mourinho is a complete tosser though. When he's winning he's doing that arrogant (which is reported as modest) "oh we're not title winning material" *after beating Man City at the Etihad or something*. But when he's losing (as he has been doing this season) he's a little worm. Don't like Mark Hughes for the same reasons. Sam Allardyce does something brilliant every 4/5 months which makes me like him again, such as laughing at Chico Flores. Tony Pulis thinks he could manage Barcelona. They're all tossers apart from our Claudio
Carl the Llama Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 I'm actually quite fond of Tim as long as he isn't manager of Leicester City or any other team I have a shred of sympathy for.
MC Prussian Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 Tim Sherwood I currently have the least sympathy for - all hyped up by the media following taking over at Villa and now somehow deservedly let fallen from grace. To me it appears as if he's been found out and that, following many hunches from fans and pundits alike, he may not be as competent as he thinks he is. I usually find Mourinho quite charming, but it's the way he deals with defeats and rough patches that I find somewhat pathetic. The rest I have pretty much nothing against - sometimes, I think Van Gaal is made worse by the media than he actually is (but I suppose he does have a temper).
Bayfox Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 Can't say since poor little Burnley got relegated I really hate any with a passion. I do just wonder how a lot of them still have jobs, I'm slightly none plus to most of them now, for example Jose has just got boring now, like many have said, he is almost a parody to himself. Wenger, boring, Big sam boring. Claudio at least as an ounce of charm and I'm not sure he realises how comical he can be. In terms of actually being any good, I do wonder in Monk could do it anywhere else, Mclaren, how he still has a job i don't know, 1 ish season with boro and 1 good season in holland, other than that, he really should be a no.2 Martinez I like, I think he speaks well and tries to play a decent brand of football, I know someone has mentioned he hasn't taken them forward, but really they should be 6/7 most years how can they develop further? Other than that, spurs boss is ok, west hams well lets see how he copes if they lose 6 in a row. On the subject of Pardew, he's ok for the 1st half of the season when things are going well, but on previous form as soon as they lose the last 16 games, I will want to turn the tv off.
Fox92 Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 Pulis, how can anyone say otherwise? I don't mind Pulis. Didn't like him at Stoke but I think that's because I don't like Stoke too much. Pulis always comes out and says the truth, I like him (apart from his caps he always wears).
Dan Posted 20 October 2015 Posted 20 October 2015 Mourinho - He's undoubtedly a good manager but annoys me how he's made out to be the best ever by some. Not a chance. His antics this season have also been nothing short of embarrassing - to the extent now that I think he's fooling no-one. Van Gaal - Just not keen on the bloke and he hasn't done a good job at Man Utd either. If they win the league this year it really will sum up how bad it's got. Sherwood - Total clown, over-hyped because he's associated with a London club, smug, undignified, over-rated prat. Absolutely brilliant watching him shown up for the fraud he is. Pulis - Reverted to type with him. Palace's class wingers disguised him. He's extremely limited as a manager yet thrives because of how awful others are. Not necessarily down to him really as he's done quite well for himself, but the hysteria over him as if he's some master tactician is a total embarrassment. Maybe harsh having him on this list but I'd love him to get relegated one year. Pardew - Never have and never will see the fuss with him. Have a good read of the SackPardew website and tell me there wasn't quite a good argument against him there. No surprise that it's been twisted in his favour now that he's with a London club. He'll get found out eventually I think, although he has done well so far at Palace. McClaren - Totally unworthy of a Premier League job, although nothing really against him.
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