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Man Utd before and after Fergie shows the influence he had, the amount of managers Utd have changed and not one has come close. Pep every team he has went to have won before and after him. The more Utd suffer the more it makes me think how special Sir Alex Ferguson was.
Even when Fergie was at Aberdeen there glory days was never there before or after him.
Aberdeen had great players back then ..Stop bringing that club into this conversation 😂😂
@@eL--RaLright? And Barcelona Bayern and city haven't 🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭
@@eL--RaL yeah because Aberdeen were strong favourites to beat the mighty Madrid team in a European cup final lol
Pep changed not just a club. He's also created managers as well and that's a greater legacy
Ferguson couldn't even coach.
Pep can both manage and coach. He is the full package.
I am a Chelsea fan, but I have to go for Sir Alex Ferguson. He never had a budget like Pep or other coaches but the way how he is able get the best out from his players is just insane. For example like Phil Jones, Cleverley, Anderson and so on. 😂 And also the trophy record speaks for itself.
Ferguson was a genius, but he definitely had a budget!
He may had a budget, but that budget was earned by having success, he didn’t start winning trophies until the class of 92 came along and by then he had already been at Man United for six years
Man City on the other hand, they had money from the start and that’s how they got all their success
2 CLs in 27 years
@@blue_red_screen yes that is a bit poor, especially when Man United were dominating. They weren’t just about finishing fourth.
that's why only 3 utd players can get into my all time city utd best 11. PEP win with very best players that should make the top 11
Alex Ferguson. Not just for what he did at man utd but at Aberdeen too.
27 years only 2 CLs
Exactly. Imagine winning European trophies with Aberdeen . Pep could never
@@blue_red_screen CL is random comp. where the draw is everything. Why don't you talk about 1999. when Fergie won CL, played vs Barcelona, Bayern, Inter and Juventus, scored most goals in that campaign and all that with 5 academy players
@@swvi9459 yeah he won it that year but apart from 2008 he was outclassed every other year.
If it's a random competition then why have real Madrid won 5 in the past decade? It's about delivering when it matters most
@@blue_red_screen Real Madrid had three German teams in KO in the year they won it. Other teams had giants. Most of the times when Fergie dropped out, he wasn't outclassed. You just didn't watch the games back then
Paisley - in just 9 years 6 league titles, 3 European cups, 1 uefa cup, 3 league cups.
The Liverpool managers are criminally underrated and overlooked in this discussion. And I’m an MUFC fan. They get totally forgotten about.
The fact that Pep has won what he's won but more importantly, the way he's done it, with all of his teams playing a very recognizable style. And also the fact that he may still easily have another 25 years of career ahead, puts him in a very good position in this "race".
With all the funding he could imagine in teams already winning/ dominating their league?
Some people forget good old Uefalona, they always needed them when the genius of pep and Barcelona's players fell short.
@@allyhedges8859Bayern Munich, fair enough…but Barca and City we’re far from “dominating”, until Pep got there
@@allyhedges8859What about Fergi??? The man had all the money in the universe pumped into the club by Sky..Man stole best players and abused refs 😂😂
Why are you british fans so Hypocritical?? 😂
also massive question marks of cheating throughout his career
Ernst Happel never gets mentioned.Won the European cup with Feyenoord and Hamburg (the only ones they've ever won), got Bruges to the European Cup final (the only one they've ever been to).
Got the Netherlands to a world cup final also.
Who
you’re reaching a bit there chief
@@yeet-qi7ys The fact that you say this shows I'm right, his accomplishments are up their with the very best managers of all time yet he rarely if ever gets mentioned.
@@tikemyson5627 Thank You for proving my point.
@@alancawfield6549 no dude. you’re reaching because he would be a good shout for the most underrated manager of all time, but you’re putting him in the conversation for the greatest manager of all time, which is ridiculous
I'm a Liverpool fan of 35+ years. I would say based on the amount of trophies won as a manager Alex Ferguson. But, in a spell of 9 seasons as manager of Liverpool, what Bob Paisley won was remarkable. Not even Fergie won what Paisley did in a 9 season/year period.
tribalism makes us all have beer goggles, to keep making different sides win leagues by sheer force of will its SAF, but i will have busby and paisley in there as well. Over time tho, only Pep will be remembered due to proximity bias.
As a Liverpool fan, I’ll say it was a Liverpool manager…
@@GIBBO4182hilarious fans gotta talk down and mention United all the time to prop their own
@@rajramanathan1803 if Pep continues at the rate of trophy winning as he is, and he stays in the game till Fergies retirement age then he'll overtake Fergies trophy haul no doubt.
I'd like to see Pep take over a team that isn't already set with big players, that isn't in the ready, made on a plate position of Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Man City that he's had.
Fergie took Aberdeen to domestic and European success against the big two of Celtic and Rangers.
Utd weren't exactly setting England alight when he took over. Liverpool were the dominant force and he went close to being sacked if reports are true. He had to build both Aberdeen and Utd in to winning machines.
Pep for sure has had to deal with egos, he's had to get players at each club to adopt his philosophy of playing and make them consistent, that in itself takes some doing.
But, I'd like to see him in a position of our current boss Klopp, and walk into a club needing to be seriously fixed and one that is not already winning trophies.
First manager to win 3 champions league aswell
For me it's Pep. despite hand picking the strongest team in each league he went to and having infinite money to buy specific players. it's how he uses the resources to play exquisite football. plenty of teams waste money.
he always had good people as director of football and ceo. look at united we had ed woodward for a decade and he didnt know how to run a football team, fergie the goat
Sir alex ferguson for me end of low budget a lot of time dominated England and was one of europes elite
2 CLs in 27 years
@blue_red_screen 3 he won European Cup with Aberdeen it now called champions league against mighty Madrid class side
@@man9000-kj7yo that was the cup winners cup not the european cup. The european cup is now the champions league
@blue_red_screen it is same tournament it altogether
low budget? strange. I thought they paid national record fees for Keane, Cole and Rio?
My three are Brian Clough, Matt Busby and Valerei Lobanovfsky..in that order.
Paisley, Clough and Fergie. Also Tony Barton who won the European cup and the European super cup in the space of 3 months for Villa, I'm also biased.
I’m a united fan,…but the way Pep has revolutionised football and the way he’s conducting himself, he should be the best of all time,…..
Clearly Ferguson. Amazing for 3 decades at United, but Aberdeen before that. He didn’t inherit a prem winning team at United, built it himself. And what doesn’t get talked about enough is the difficulty of winning over that amount of time - Wenger showed how hard it is to remodel your style and have it work over so long and so many changes in the game, whereas Ferguson won for most of the entire period. Wenger had a good period but could never rebuild a title winning team once that first crop of players left
2 CLs in 27 years
@@blue_red_screen yep, along with 13 league titles, 5 FA cups, a treble, club World Cup among many others. Also won European trophies at Aberdeen of all places.
@@darthconquerus in england he was too good but in europe he was repeatedly outclassed
@@blue_red_screen Check the team sheets in Europe vs teams he was K.O. and check United players. He managed more with less then any manager today. Go back in school kid
Makes little sense to compare silverware. All the great managers/coaches have so much of it. But only a few have changed the history of the game and the way it’s being played around the world. The lineage of Rinus Michels, Cruyff and Pep, is by far the most influential today.
I don't know.... But he kept on answering the question 😂
Sir Matt Busby has to be up there after the Munich air disaster the United team was pretty much finished and only a decade later went and won the European cup
Im a utd fan but the quality of football wasnt as good back then and the european cup format was rubbish compared to UCL it was the 16 champions from there leagues yet the likes of second 3rd 4th in prem la liga ect would be better than the champs of norway
@@user-ck2nn6kx4ustill to win the european cup u had to face Europe's strongest teams
@@user-ck2nn6kx4u As a United fan you think Matt Busby is not one of the greatest managers?
The problem is we don't know enough about many of the managers before the eighties and early 90s, so Busby, Alfredo di Stefano, Ferenc Puskas, Rinus Michels, Jock Stein and maybe earlier, and even Beckenbauer and Cruyff are names that we, as football fans, probably know, but struggle to relate to so far as their incredible achievements are concerned.
my top 3 mangers would be gus poyet, gianfranco zola and g nev
My respect for Poch 📈📈📈
Don't forget the job Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Erik Seven Haag have done.
Sir Alex Ferguson.
Bob paisley was:
the first manager to win three ucl
6 league titles in 9 years
3 league cups
And 1 uefa cup
All in 9 years, has to be the greatest
The fact SKY ignore him show that the day TV bought Football Liverpool were no longer allowed to win
Fergie, Pep and Mourinho still better
@@BigSmokeMUFC mourinho doesn't t come close m8
Bill shankly is also in the conversation
Mourinho has always done the most with less and has had to prove his merit as a manager without having a big background as a footballer to jumpstart his coaching career. The man started as a translator, has faced immense scrutiny by the media and was called an "enemy of football" by slimy FIFA. He's the greatest of the greats, both in character and football knowledge.
Lies. He started the oil spending in the epl with Chelsea and Roman, what less? It’s only with Porto you might say that
@@only_1David saying "Lies" and proceeding to spout bullshit is very ironic.
@@andthingsofthisnature so what is wrong about what I said😂 you came on a vid and said something that is factually wrong. You could say Arsene Wenger had less than Mourinho. You can say a manager that had the check-book of Roman over 2 spells had to do the most. Give me a list of what he did that is considered the most.
@only_1David Mourinho came into a Chelsea team that had never won the Premier League and won it back to back in his first two years going up against Sir Alex Ferguson's United and the Arsenal Invincibles. His spending in his first two years in charge was around 125 million to basically build a team from scratch and half of that was to get 3 players, Carvalho, Drogba and Essien, players that were core to the team and played for many years after Mourinho left. If you examine his net spending at the treble winning season at Inter it was 12 million only which is insane in football terms.
Mourinho has been massively overrated when it comes to "having done it against the odds" compared to other managers. Yeah, at the time Porto didn't have players like Zidane, Ronaldinho, Ronaldo, Henry, Kaka, Figo, Messi, Maldini, Raul, Xavi, Iniesta etc. but it was still a solid squad consisting of world class players like Deco and Carvalho. People also forget that Porto had one of the easiest routes ever to a Champions League win and the fact that the 2003/04 Champions League campaign had a lot of surprises such as Madrid being knocked out by Monaco or Milan bottling a 4-1 first leg result against Deportivo. In the final, they weren't even under dogs, but favorites. Winning the Champions League with Porto isn't even remotely close to winning back-to-back European Cups with Nottingham Forrest or the Cup Winners' Cup with Aberdeen against Real Madrid or the Premier League with Leicester or the Champions League with Dortmund. In my opinion, even Benitez' Champions League victory with Liverpool in 2005 is more impressive.
Sir Alex, Pep and Arsène.
Arsenal fans trying to get involved this is nothing to do with you lol
Sir Bob Paisley beats them all
@@tikemyson5627Chelsea fans. 🥱
World Football = Pep
English Football = Sir Alex
(City Fan)
Clough maybe...for doing so much at forest and derby
What are the criteria is the question?
I like ETH but i think this man should be our manager and i think he wanted it to
If England want to win the euros they need to use peps 3-2-4-1
Which can easily change to 5-2-3 when they don’t have possession , with stones/rice dropping into CB with Bellingham/gallagher becoming the CDM , this will avoid any goals being conceded from transitions
ramsdale
Walker maguire shaw
Stones rice
Foden Bellingham Gallagher
grealish
Kane
Pep Guardiola, the greatest there ever was and we will only admit this after he retires. For now, I and many others will keep on denying it because he kicks our asses week in, week out.
It’s this even a question Ferguson by a long way
Pep is a genius
no doubt pochettino
And then more criteria
No discussion Pep Guardiola
Greatness is not just about accomplishments but also the legend behind your achievements. For this reason, there is a case to be made for Zinedine Zidane, making the transition from one of the all-time best players to three UCL titles back to back. But even by this metric, it's still Pep Guardiola because he was a great player too!
Of all time it's probably Bob Paisley or SAF
I think you should judge the greatness of managers by how much they have overachieved.
Given that Pep has only achieved par at all of the clubs he's managed(you could say his CL record meant he underachieved at Bayern), I don't think you can rate him above, say, Klopp in recent times and you certainly can't rate him higher than Fergie.
Given how bad some of the players Fergie had to work with were in the latter part of his time at OT, winning 5 titles in 7 seasons(would've been 7 in 7 and The Treble but for Leeds-supporting ref Martin Atkinson and Aguero's last minute miracle) and getting to 3 CL finals in 4 seasons is a far greater achievement than anything Pep has done.
as a Liverpool fan, you absolutely can rate Pep above Klopp. he absolutely didn't achieve par at Barca or City, at Barca he created the best team of all time in his FIRST senior job, and at City he won the treble after no English team had won it since 1999, creating the best Prem team of all time. that certainly isn't par.
Fergie's an interesting one, I'd still say most of his success came down to financial backing, lack of quality of competition and, of course, paying the refs. not to mention the fact that United were blessed with a generation of talent who just all turned out to be incredible players. he wasn't a fantastic tactician in the same vein as Pep and Klopp, and his reign is plagued with controversy (like the ref thing), but he's still near-universally considered the best manager in English history. I suppose that's what 13 league titles get you, but it's like calling Giggs the best player we've ever seen because he won loads. I don't think Pep is too far off Fergie at all.
Pep is the best "coach" of modern times and perhaps all time. His ability to dispatch opposing teams and go on multiple long winning streaks is born primarily from the way he sets up; passing grids and lanes that his players operate in; counter pressing and the number of chances his teams create per 90. It's been extremely tough for all over teams to live with. He has had the most money to spend and has also inherited a bunch of generational talents but regardless, it's the football on the pitch which has proved decisive in the dominance. As for the best manager (which I see slightly different from that of a coach), I think Fergie is probably the best pound for pound taking into account all things.
Fergie is the GOAT of managers. I think everyone should agree with that. Someone like Ancelotti I feel is underrated because he has won a lot as a manager. As good as Pep is, he has always been at the biggest teams with massive budgets that was winning things just before he arrived. Meanwhile Ferguson came into United when they hadn’t won a title in 25 years
Pep also won a treble with 8 players out of the starting 11 products of the youth academy
"Everyone should agree with that."
No one is agree, only you.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
big budget with massive expectations and pressure to win always
2 CLs in 27 years
Should’ve been a United manager, clearly looks up to Sir Alex
sir Alex purely on the basis of versatility. Pep needs a specific skill set to function at highest level, alex could take anyone and win trophies.
Seems like a decent guy, Poch. Easy going
Sir Alex did it with a lot of academy players he did not come into a club that had allready were having success like Pep with unlimited funds!Pep bound success! Ferguson the Greatest! ❤❤
Wether you like it, or not. Pep’s teams absolutely schooled Fergie’s teams *twice* in UCL finals
Pep literally had the best midfield three of all time and the best player of all time
@@JReynolds468And Fergie didn't at United? The best manager in the world at the moment, gets hired by the best teams.... shocker 🤯
@@JReynolds468won a treble with 8 out of the starting 11 being youth academy players
@@savvasyolo4712you act like his coaching and tactics had NOTHING to with that!
@@savvasyolo4712 Those players were not the best of all time before Pep coached them. But surely they had talent and remarkably those players you call best of time consider Pep as the greatest manager to have coached them.
the greatest manager of all time sir alex ferguson
the greatest coach perhaps u have to give it to pep now
Pep is THE GOAT by a planet 🐐😂😂
@eL--RaL cheating allegations throughout his career, never ran a whole club, never built anything always had mega money... 🤷♂️
@@vkdeen7570and Fergi didn't??? 😂😂 Hypocrisy at its peak 😂
Fergi had all the money in the universe pumped into the club by Sky..United was the only club to have that Financial advantage and Fergi stole best players and abused officials 😂
Bob Paisley was more dominant that Fergie ever was, Fergie just stuck around longer, desperately trying to beat Bob's 9 year haul, Fergie never did beat him
Bob gave someone else a go and retired
@gratefulkm longevity and where u took the team from is an important part of the equation...
Paisley is up there and Busby as well. but sir Alex's longevity is unheard of that puts him clear
Les Reed
Bob Paisley
Lucky enough to have seen all of sir Alex’s career. He probably is still the GOAT but pep is quickly catching him, Ancelotti deserves a mention in all this as well
Pep has always inherited world class teams though, fergie created world class teams
@@eL--RaLlet’s see pep win league titles / European trophies with Aberdeen….
@@FCMolde99in the medieval era how impressive
@@FCMolde99Aberdeen was a great team back then 😂😂
Why do you british guys all of sudden lose your objectivity when it comes to your favorite ones?? 😂😂
Aberdeen was a great club back then and stop using "European trophy" ..
It was European trophy but say Cup winners cup 😂😂😂😂😂
That's the name, the mickey mouse cup of that era
@@userunknown6428City isnt a world class team when he arrives.
😂😂😂😂😂
Mourhino for me
Brian Clough
Has to be Fergie. Pep lost 3 in 4 because he didn’t have Rodri, Fergie won away in Germany with a back four of Park, Fletcher, Carrick and Evra. He also beat Arsenal with a midfield of Rafael, Gibson, O’Shea and Fabio.
That’s not even talking about him ending the Duopoly of the Scottish League by winning the title with Aberdeen and being the last manager to beat Real Madrid in a European Final.
He won two Europeans Cups in 26 seasons as United manager. If you're going to bring up him not having good midfields or backlines at very specific periods, then you also have to mention him breaking the transfer record multiple times
@@franzreyes846utd were banned for 5 years in europe cause of liverpool and peps barca beat them twice in ucl final but thats arguably the greatest team ever otherwise fergie would have at least 4
Yeah people forget about English clubs being banned and the impact that had on the best players being poached by clubs in other leagues, which obviously meant the Premiership had to catch up. The 90s was dominated by Serie A. Between 1985(ban starts) and 2004, United were the only English team to make a final or even come close to being competitive in Europe against the Italian sides and the obvious big 3 of Bayern, Barcelona and Real Madrid.
Let’s not forget Pep needed Messi and the best midfield/team in the world to win his first 2 champions leagues, then he inherits a treble winning Bayern and can’t win it, and then needed the best player in the world again to get his third. Truly a master of his craft getting knocked out by Monaco, Spurs & Lyon. Needed 1.2 billion spent and 115 FFP breaches to win the Champions League.
@@connormaclean4476 by your logic of Pep needing Messi and the greatest team ever to win his two CLs, then you could also say that Fergie needed the greatest generation of Man Utd academy graduates to win his first CL
For me pep Gardiola because he has managed 3 different European leagues then may be followed by anceloti but furgason dominated only English league for his time
I think anceloti won all the top 5 leagues tho.
That falls apart when Carlo has won in more leagues and more champions league titles with more teams. Have Pep as your number one but you can’t just math it out because other managers have done more.
yeah, with 3 ready made to win teams.
Fergie beat real madrid in a european final with Aberdeen
@@CaughtColdBoxinghe won each league only once. Guardiola has won more
Ferguson no doubt, pep couldn’t do what he did whereas ferguson could do what pep has
how many UCLs has fergi? he's a local champion!
@@pobo6689 so ronaldo > messi?
Cruyff
Ange (will be)
Bob Paisley is the best manager of all time.🎉
Sir Alex is the 🐐
He doesn’t mean it
Pep is THE GOAT by a miles
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
No he isn’t! Pep is much better
Clough
pretty sure its postecoglou, i mean the way his team kept attacking chelsea even though they lost 1.4 - who else could it be? no one comes close
Everyone that knows football knows it’s Ferguson
It’s Fergie. He achieved all he did with mostly homegrown/academy talent, relatively low money spent on wages and transfers, and did it all whilst actually ‘managing’ his football club, from the very top to the very bottom.
Erik Ten Hag is amazing
Nice joke bro 😂😂😂
He is decent/good not elite... Cannot handle big egos
Pep Guardiola is the GOAT, it's not even close. Just the way his teams play and the consistency, his influence on the game itself and on other managers. He's so clear of the rest and he still has years in the tank. Scary.
He's a fantastic coach but has never built a team unlimited budget and biggest clubs sir Alex is the best and I'm not a utd fan
PROBLEM WITH THE BEST MANAGER QUESTION WE ONLY THINK ABOUT PREMIER LEAGUE ERA, NOT SHANKLY, PAISLEY, NICHOLSON,CHAPMAN( WHO WON HAT TRICK OF TITLES TWICE IF I AM NOT MISTAKEN), BUSBY, CLOUGH, ALL THESE WERE BRILLIANT WHEN FOOTBALL WAS A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD AND THEY JUST MADE THE PLAYERS BETTER NOT JUST BUY THE BEST. I KNOW UTD STARTED WITH THE TEAM OF BRITS, BUT THROUGH THE FERGIE ERA THEY BOUGHT ALL THE OVERSEES STARS FOR BIG MONEY LIKE CITY DO NOW.
LOL I'm from London too but people are warm? Relaxed? Where does this guy live!
Looking at the whole picture Sir Alex.
Sir Alex,Pep,Ancelloti then Wenger.
Pep is the best manager ever but sadly there's too many people who can't let go of the past 😂😂
I mean it’s just a fact that he’s never done it at a bad club, every club he’s been at had already won the league multiple times just before he joined. Fergie won European cup against Real Madrid with Aberdeen. Mourinho won CL with Porto, Klopp revived Dortmund and Liverpool. Pep spent billions to win at Barca Bayern and City. Can’t compare
Jose Mourinho miles ahead of everyone else
Klopp. If you look at what he is able to do with a showstring budget by comparison. He was 2 games away from the quadruple. Probably shouldve won the league if the officiating was legitimately accurate.
Bob Paisley rarely gets a mention. 21 trophies in 9 seasons not bad , including 7 titles ,1 Uefa cup and 3 European cups among them. YNWA
Liverpool fan here sir alex no debate.
😂😂😂😂 Can't lace PEP's boots
Well he has just gone up in my estimation😮great answer 2:33.
Ancelotti is the greatest manager his won everywhere the biggest trophies
AVB!
I’m a Man United forever and will never change, but Pep is the best coach I have ever seeing. They winning mentality, types, players he buys etc
U aint a real united fan then. Ferguson changed football. Pep still aint there
1st. Ancelotti.
2nd. Paisley.
3rd. Ferguson.
Rinus Michels
Helenio Herrera
Herbert Chapman
How vintage.
The creators of WM, Catenaccio, and Total Football. Hard to find anyone more influential than these fellas.@@ohyouhandsomedevil
@@pierinmess5415agreed.
Pep is THE GOAT..The man came in one of Barca's worst times even tho they won Champions league 2 seasons before in 2006, Rijkard left Barca in shambles
Pep came in and sold Ronaldinho, Eto'o and Deco for bunch of La Masia kids..
Tell me any Manager would and could have done that?? NO ONE!!
Pep had the guts to sell them and brought in La Masia kids ; Busquets, Pique and Pedro..He then brought then Alves and Villa..
He managed Messi know becoming the Messi we all know..He helped polished Iniesta and Xavi..
He took Barca to heights never seen before, making them unstoppable from 2008 to 2012 to which his foundation still lingers in Barca to this day..
He developed Kimmich
He came to Prem and proved arrogant Prem wrong when they said his style wouldn't even beat Stoke City..
He developed KDB, Rodri, Silva..
He made decent players into great players..The man won Treble with players like Ake, Akanji and Grealish..What mode do you want..
He's a genius in his own world..Fergi was remarkable with what he did with United, Magnificent it was but he can't enter Pep's sphere, He just can't!!
Pep is THE GOAT 🐐
Honourable mentions: Shankly, Paisley, Clough.
Barcelona and Bayern post-Pep have still achieved incredible success and dominance. Man City will also.
Aberdeen and Man United post-Fergie went to the dogs. That shows the influence he had.
Sir ferg and tele santana of sao paulo fufball club
Respect for pochettino 📈📈📈📈. He's the next sir Alex for United. Hope to see you United in future and good luck for Chelsea. Hope you win tonight against city
Guy stay with ETH
It’s got to go to pep or current Real Madrid manager
Don’t understand why there has to be a definitive GOAT?
Fergie is the greatest of his generation, Pep is the greatest of his.
Remember they managed and coached in different times, slightly overlapping. Football was different when Fergie managed as it is now with Pep.
Pep CLEAR of everyone and it's not even up for a debate 😂
@@eL--RaLI literally said it wasn’t a debate as it’s different generations. It’s clear there is a lot of children on here that can’t see the conversation from different perspectives. It’s literally just a popularity contest to some like yourself. Social media has warped a lot of minds.
@@eL--RaL Bob Paisley is the greatest Manager in the English game factually , Won more trophies in any 9 year period more than anyone else so far ,
in comparison to Pep Bob had already won 3 CL's Peps only got 2 over a far greater timespan
So this Pep has already lost, unless your giving out trophies for sticking around the longest then that goes to Roy Hodgson and Neil Warnock
Ancelotti is the only manager that can be classed as better the Bob Paisley
@@thepeopleschamp4486Same with players. Messi is the greatest of his generation. Not such thing as the 'goat.'
@@gratefulkmPEP IS THE GOAT...Hard Copium 😂😂😂
As an Arsenal fan this is the most pointless and obvious question of all time, it's Sir Alex Ferguson. End of conversation.
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Its aa if football before the premier league didn't exist. That said Fergie is in the discussion regardless and i say that as a liverpool fan. But as a liverpool fan I'll pick Shankly and Paisley above him.
Pep could one day be up there. Ancelotti didn't do much at everton. Dyche is doing better than he did!
Jose Mourinho definitely
Sir Alex Ferguson! Simple.. no debate needed
Poch is cute
ONLY ONE SAF!
Carlo then Pep and then Sir Alex
I Think you mean EUROPEAN manager right? One name for you: Zagallo. Won WC as a manager and player.. by The way, 2 WC as a manager. Several club titles.. You should be more specific, there big names in Argentina and Uruguay as well..
1. Ferguson
2. Wenger
3. Pep/Klopp
It's clearly Pep. He created arguably the two greatest teams in history. He really improves his ppayers, he doesn't teally buy stars instead he makes his players stars. And the way he destroys his opponents with his pure footballing genius. I think SAF lost twice to Pep. As great and exciting SAFs United were, its nothing compared to this City and the GOAT Barca
Of course poch is going to say SAF. He’s not going to give a current manager the edge
Current or not doesn’t matter , Sir Alex beat Real Madrid with Aberdeen in a European cup final (the last manager to beat them in a European final). And won the first ever English club Treble with 8 out of 11 starting players being youth academy. That can’t be understated how insane that is.
@@yessir6947 it’s insane mate I am a united fan don’t worry 👍
Vicente del Bosque
No single manager is qualified to be named the greatest of all time. It's even more difficult to choose the greatest manager of all time than chosing the greatest player of all time. There is quite a good number of them out there.
For me, the greatest football managers of all time must include those to have won the World Cup, not just national leagues and continental and intercontinental club competitions.
Pep
Phil Neville 😂