Most impactful manager in the first 8 years of their tenure

[No.8]

In trying to be clever, you have completely missed the point. Well done.

Not trying to be clever.

The stick they use to beat Pep with is he’s only done it at top clubs. Which is true to an extent but no way means he couldn’t be a success at another level

They all champion SAF for his days at United where he had every advantage in his favour. I’d argue his success at Aberdeen was far more impressive

 

[No.8]

Sacked by St Mirren?

I know the grandson of one of those who sacked him. Never let him forget it.

A knight of the realm in dodgy transfer payments and wee brown envelopes … allegedly

 

[KS55]

Not trying to be clever.

The stick they use to beat Pep with is he’s only done it at top clubs. Which is true to an extent but no way means he couldn’t be a success at another level

They all champion SAF for his days at United where he had every advantage in his favour. I’d argue his success at Aberdeen was far more impressive

Yes, but my point was not about trophy success, but about style and influence on the way the game is played. I have no problem acknowledging Fergussons success at winning, but he left no legacy in terms of style, whereas Pep by common consent has changed the game Europe wide. Also the OP posted about records in England.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Eddie Howe is probably worth a mention.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Herbert Chapman

Very good shout.
Two consecutive titles at Huddersfield and off he went to Arsenal. Arsenal then came runners up to Huddersfield who became the first team to win it 3 times on the bounce.
Two years later wins the title at Arsenal and again a few years later and then died mid season of pneumonia and Arsenal went on to win it 3 times on the bounce