Each managers best signing

[Tevez City]

Hughes - Tevez
Mancini - Yaya
Pelligrini - De Bruyne
Guardiola - Sane

 

[KS55]

Les Mcdowall....Law, Revie, and Bobby Johnstone.

 

[bboy]

The question for me is always; How many of these were the manager's signings? Transfer decision making is usually not transparent, having it any other way would be corporately /politically impossible, and the vagueness probably helps in many ways.

Point is, no-one would call Jo a Mark Hughes signing, most wouldn't call Robinho 'his' signing, and Tevez always felt like a club signing to me. (Where is Kia these days anyway?)

More recently, Sterling and KDB felt like "pre-Pep" signings.

 

[citymad]

Thought I'd just pop down potentially the worst ones! Edit, just spotted someone else had the same idea and I'd completely forgotten about Bony!
Pep - Bravo
Pel - Zuculini or Mangala
Bob - Maicon
Hughes - Santa Cruz, Jo and Bridge
Sven - Bianchi
Pearce - Corradi or Hamann
Keegan - I couldn't decide between Fowler or Sommeil or Macken or Negouai or Mettomo or Bischoff and then I remembered McManaman!!

That Hughes trio was a disaster. How many millions wasted there ?

 

[ScottSinclair]

Keegan - Ali B, Distin
Pearce - Joe Hart long-term, M'penza short-term
Sven - like to say Elano, but as far as I can remember we got more out of Petrov
Hughes - Kompany and Zabba for overall contribution, Tevez for impact, and Adebayor for that celebration
Bobby - hard to pick between the obvious three, but have to say Yaya
Pellers - Fernandinho or KdB
Pep - Way to early to tell, Sane so far

 

[portisheadblue]

Jo and Mal signing King Colin

For £45,000 ..... how much today for a 18 year old £100,000,000 for Mbappe maybe

 

[CityAcrossThePond]

Hughes - Tevez
Bobby - Silva
Pellers - KdB (probably was a Pep pick though)
Pep - Jesus

 

[Ladybarn Blue .]

Churchill.

Thought YOU might have something to say "Kaiser Bill" .

 

[mdj0520]

I always had a soft spot for mpenza

 

[Game of Stones]

Steve Coppell - Eddie McGoldrick