| 5 Greatest English Managers 12:35 - Dec 22 with 2865 views | cressi |
Have we had Two of the five greatest English managers in Ramsey and Robson Who would your top 5 be ? |  | | |  |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:39 - Dec 22 with 2342 views | PJH |
Three that first come to my mind to add to those two are Stan Cullis, Bill Nicholson and Don Revie. |  | | |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:39 - Dec 22 with 2334 views | Ftnfwest |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:39 - Dec 22 by PJH |
Three that first come to my mind to add to those two are Stan Cullis, Bill Nicholson and Don Revie. |
Not Paisley? |  | | |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:40 - Dec 22 with 2334 views | itfcjoe |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:39 - Dec 22 by PJH |
Three that first come to my mind to add to those two are Stan Cullis, Bill Nicholson and Don Revie. |
Brian Clough has to be up there - 2 titles with provincial clubs and 2 European Cups |  |
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| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:41 - Dec 22 with 2332 views | PJH |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:39 - Dec 22 by Ftnfwest |
Not Paisley? |
True-I said that first came to my mind and they were the three.
If I gave it some thought I might arrive at a different answer although Don Revie would be nailed on alongside our two. | | | |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:42 - Dec 22 with 2329 views | Churchman |
1. Alf Ramsey
2. Brian Clough
3. Don Revie (odious though he and his team were)
4. Bobby Robson
5. Bill Nicholson |  | | |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:44 - Dec 22 with 2317 views | PJH |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:40 - Dec 22 by itfcjoe |
Brian Clough has to be up there - 2 titles with provincial clubs and 2 European Cups |
Yep, as I just said in reply to another suggestion the three that I mentioned were the three that immediately came to mind.
If I thought about it I would probably have only one of the three I first named although the other two were special in their time. | | | |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:44 - Dec 22 with 2313 views | Ftnfwest |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:41 - Dec 22 by PJH |
True-I said that first came to my mind and they were the three.
If I gave it some thought I might arrive at a different answer although Don Revie would be nailed on alongside our two. |
Haven’t either tbh, just immediately came into my mind. Herbert Chapman as well probably worth considering and cloughie. I do think it strengthens the argument if a coach or manager has been successful in more than one club, internationally and at national team level as well. Rather than just at one club, although clearly Paisley was exceptional even though only at one club. | | | |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:46 - Dec 22 with 2301 views | tractordownsouth |
Paisley, Clough, Robson, Ramsey, Hurst |  |
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| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:47 - Dec 22 with 2293 views | PJH |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:46 - Dec 22 by tractordownsouth |
Paisley, Clough, Robson, Ramsey, Hurst |
Geoff Hurst? | | | |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:48 - Dec 22 with 2291 views | tractordownsouth |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:47 - Dec 22 by PJH |
Geoff Hurst? |
Paul
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| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:51 - Dec 22 with 2286 views | MrTown |
Beyond living memory, Herbert Chapman.
One of the games greatest innovators. |  |
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| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:55 - Dec 22 with 2283 views | Churchman |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:44 - Dec 22 by Ftnfwest |
Haven’t either tbh, just immediately came into my mind. Herbert Chapman as well probably worth considering and cloughie. I do think it strengthens the argument if a coach or manager has been successful in more than one club, internationally and at national team level as well. Rather than just at one club, although clearly Paisley was exceptional even though only at one club. |
I always felt that Paisley inherited a great team and dominant club in Liverpool from Bill Shankly who’d have been in my 5 if he’d been English. Unlike the others mentioned who built teams and clubs, Paisley just had to keep things going. Probably a harsh and very unfair view, given the players he brought in, the trophies etc. | | | |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 13:03 - Dec 22 with 2264 views | BloomBlue |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:44 - Dec 22 by Ftnfwest |
Haven’t either tbh, just immediately came into my mind. Herbert Chapman as well probably worth considering and cloughie. I do think it strengthens the argument if a coach or manager has been successful in more than one club, internationally and at national team level as well. Rather than just at one club, although clearly Paisley was exceptional even though only at one club. |
Definitely agree with Herbert Chapman and I would also add Ron Saunders. |  | | |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 13:06 - Dec 22 with 2240 views | getawig |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:39 - Dec 22 by PJH |
Three that first come to my mind to add to those two are Stan Cullis, Bill Nicholson and Don Revie. |
Revie walked out on England - not great in my opinion | | | |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 13:13 - Dec 22 with 2207 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
Very difficult to compare what managers achieve in very different situations. I am surprised Ferguson hasn't been mentioned. What has happened before and since at Man Utd show it is not simply about having the money. However, who can argue with what managers like Pulis have achieved in the situations they have been in.
In terms of England's greatest managers, they have both been made in Ipswich. There is no doubt about that. |  |
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| 5 Greatest English Managers on 13:17 - Dec 22 with 2188 views | Churchman |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 13:13 - Dec 22 by Nthsuffolkblue |
Very difficult to compare what managers achieve in very different situations. I am surprised Ferguson hasn't been mentioned. What has happened before and since at Man Utd show it is not simply about having the money. However, who can argue with what managers like Pulis have achieved in the situations they have been in.
In terms of England's greatest managers, they have both been made in Ipswich. There is no doubt about that. |
Alex Ferguson’s Scottish. If we went down that road, Matt Busby would have to get a mention too. | | | |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 13:19 - Dec 22 with 2183 views | Pinewoodblue |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 13:13 - Dec 22 by Nthsuffolkblue |
Very difficult to compare what managers achieve in very different situations. I am surprised Ferguson hasn't been mentioned. What has happened before and since at Man Utd show it is not simply about having the money. However, who can argue with what managers like Pulis have achieved in the situations they have been in.
In terms of England's greatest managers, they have both been made in Ipswich. There is no doubt about that. |
Ferguson is hardly likely to be included in a list of English managers is he?
If you increased it to top 10 Ipswich would have three. |  |
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| 5 Greatest English Managers on 13:36 - Dec 22 with 2131 views | MedwayTractor |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 13:17 - Dec 22 by Churchman |
Alex Ferguson’s Scottish. If we went down that road, Matt Busby would have to get a mention too. |
and Pulis is Welsh. |  |
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| 5 Greatest English Managers on 13:37 - Dec 22 with 2130 views | GeoffSentence |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 13:13 - Dec 22 by Nthsuffolkblue |
Very difficult to compare what managers achieve in very different situations. I am surprised Ferguson hasn't been mentioned. What has happened before and since at Man Utd show it is not simply about having the money. However, who can argue with what managers like Pulis have achieved in the situations they have been in.
In terms of England's greatest managers, they have both been made in Ipswich. There is no doubt about that. |
Southgate has made the WC semis too. So is he as great an England manager as Robson*
Obviously Sir Bob's club achievements are well in excess of Southgate's. |  |
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| 5 Greatest English Managers on 13:39 - Dec 22 with 2113 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 13:17 - Dec 22 by Churchman |
Alex Ferguson’s Scottish. If we went down that road, Matt Busby would have to get a mention too. |
I was thinking in terms of managed in England.
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| 5 Greatest English Managers on 13:40 - Dec 22 with 2110 views | Ftnfwest |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 13:37 - Dec 22 by GeoffSentence |
Southgate has made the WC semis too. So is he as great an England manager as Robson*
Obviously Sir Bob's club achievements are well in excess of Southgate's. |
technically we only lost by one goal in the 3rd place play off under Robson, but by 2 under Southgate. So Bobby still wins at international level as well! | | | |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 17:38 - Dec 22 with 1979 views | ronnyd |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 12:39 - Dec 22 by Ftnfwest |
Not Paisley? |
I have always assumed, wrongly, due to his name, that Bob Paisley was a Scot.  | | | |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 18:12 - Dec 22 with 1941 views | bluelagos |
After Bobby and Alf I'd settle on Chapman, Paisley, their records speak for themselves and both eclipse our 2 I guess.
I guess the 5th spot is a tossup between Revie or Clough for the last spot. |  |
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| 5 Greatest English Managers on 18:13 - Dec 22 with 1932 views | bluelagos |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 17:38 - Dec 22 by ronnyd |
I have always assumed, wrongly, due to his name, that Bob Paisley was a Scot. |
Geordie. | |
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| 5 Greatest English Managers on 18:15 - Dec 22 with 1930 views | Churchman |
| 5 Greatest English Managers on 18:12 - Dec 22 by bluelagos |
After Bobby and Alf I'd settle on Chapman, Paisley, their records speak for themselves and both eclipse our 2 I guess.
I guess the 5th spot is a tossup between Revie or Clough for the last spot. |
Alf won the World Cup. For me that tops all the other achievements by all the brilliant managers mentioned | | | |
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