Most irritating manager?

[KentBlue]

Klopp and Maureen 24 hours a day, always. The others I generally dislike only when we’re playing them.

 

[MarsLlama]

Ryan Giggs? Sorry got mixed up, he had a semi with his brothers wife

Only a semi? That's what the drugs do to you by his age I guess

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Sean Dyche. Everyone knows at least one rugby fan who sits in the corner of the pub spouting tired clichés about footballers being overpaid wimps who fall over screaming when they get touched in the leg. Sean Dyche is that man except he manages a football club.

Wonder what he thought of Woods gymnastics t'other night. I suppose he's taken a leaf out of Wenger's Manual of Matchday Visuals - he didn't see it!

 

[Blue Til Death]

Can’t stand all the usual suspects, Klopp PEG and the like but Sean Dyche doesn’t half grate on me ...!

 

[hertsblue]

Klopp for me.
Excellent manager but so two faced. Comes across as happy and laughs with media and the second something does not go his way (i know, rare) he shows his true self.

Outside the PL
Steve Evans, Darren Ferguson, Steve Gerrad, Paul Cook

 

[give it to gordon]

Alan Pardew
Wenger
David Pleat
Southgate

 

[Cityzen_89]

Aside from the obvious ones I really don't like Sean Dyche. He gets right on my tits.

 

[blue aura]

Klopp
GPC
Wenger
Leslie Hughes

 

[jimharri]

Ignoring the gurner and the (not so) special one, it has to be "Colin" Warnock. Has a side of his ever lost a game, and it wasn't the referee's fault?

 

[bluetonium]

Slurgie was irritating beyond belief in his days, abused his position and bullied others into his way of thinking. If they didn't fall in line he went above and beyond to make their lives difficult. The taking back of loan players for daring to sack his incompetent manager son being a prime example. Somewhat satisfying though is the reality that his own personal pride and drive to prove a point saw him being a major factor in helping ruin his beloved United for decades.

Klopp I dislike for reasons other have given, he's very two faced on many subjects when it suits him and there are some cracking shots of him giving dogs abuse to officials during games, which he just laughs off and is never challenged on, don't get why he's loved outside of Merseyside.

Pulis and Warnock deserve a mention also. Club shop been a prick to us since the play off final, and Warnock for the occasional laugh is just unbearable in most interviews, always has an excuse and it's everybody else's fault when they lose. Or if playing us, the money's fault.

 

[FightLikeAGirl]

I was legit scared that Pulis was going to manage us at one point.

Pochettino has won 2 trophy’s in his career

Mourinho has won 33 including the Premier league a few times and the Champions league twice

His last two tenures didn't exactly end well though.

ETA: ugh, Gerrard. Forgot about him.

 

[BlueFurn]

The GPC by a distance, followed by Allardyce and Colin Wanker.
Maureen and Bingo are amateurs compared with those twats.

 

[Dr Jacoby]

Martin Jol. His teams always seemed to beat us and the shape of his head disturbs me.

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Martin Jol. His teams always seemed to beat us and the shape of his head disturbs me.

I always thought of him as a cross between John Henshaw and Roy Kinnear

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

Current managers, Klopp by a mile. Jose has just become a shit parody of Jose at this point.

 

[Boo or Boo-urns]

Teflon Eddie Howe, beloved by all the UK pundits and media, because he always try to do things the "right" way.

 

[cleavers]

Teflon Eddie Howe

The Eddie Howe that's out of a job, so not so teflon ?

 

[borassic]

Solksjaer, Van Gaal, Mourinho, Moyeseh, Fergie... need i go on ?

 

[TueartsOHK]

Klopp. Plays to the gallery, talks bollocks and is always contradicting himself, poor loser (blames the weather, the ball etc.), always has an opinion (even when it’s none of his business) and he’s got gnashers like Austin Powers.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Pep?