10 Managers Football Has Left Behind!

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[@azysheff]

Allegri? Are u crazy? The only reason he doesn’t have a top job is because he decides he doesn’t want one yet.... one of the best tacticians out there and will be managing a top European club in the next couple of years after his sabbatical

[@Jamesvashotmail]

Still couldn't win champions league with a team that Juventus had.Just Seria A which was actually a given after already winning it 5 times already.Apart from the fact that Arsenal had meetings with him but wanted assurances when it came to buying big players......another chequebook manager.

[@maxsch8454]

@@Jamesvashotmail that's unfair, no serious manager would take the Arsenal job.

[@TwoFootball1998]

@@Jamesvashotmail Allegri is waiting until he signs a huge contract at a big club, not at Arsenal.

[@Jamesvashotmail]

@@TwoFootball1998 yeah a club that spends money at least.God forbid he actually develops any kids from the youth teams.

[@Jamesvashotmail]

@@maxsch8454 yeah too difficult for some as they want an easy job that provides money instantly..I get it.

[@duncanleathrum9411]

Football didn’t leave David Wagner behind. He just didn’t manage good teams. The fact that Huddersfield stayed up for a year was great! It wasn’t due to outdated tactics that both teams were awful.

[@irvancrocs1753]

Yeah he should really being given a chance to manage a big club, like pochettino coaching tottenham back then or nagelsman coaching rb leipzig right now.. There are many good coaches start from saving bad/average/underrated clubs and made their career to big clubs then succeed (Banitez, Klopp, Conte, Tuchel, Allegri, and Mourinho are the finest example), and who knows maybe he could prove his quality better..

[@daireguiney464]

He did really well to get Huddersfield up in the first place tbf. I'd say he'd be a good point for another Championship side tbh

[@piercetravers7677]

@@daireguiney464 Celtic would be a good fit imo

[@liramoney9565]

@@irvancrocs1753 I think Klopp was fire everywhere , before him Mainz was typical 2nd league team, he transformed them to a typical Bundesliga Team which even managed to play internationally

[@Pattex_]

Laurent Blanc not being on this list is proof enough he's been left behind

[@eggegg4933]

True I remember him being on the shortlist to replace José Mourinho after the sack. Ever since the guy just disappeared.

[@jasoncorr4619]

Could maybe be cause he’s now head coach of Al-Rayyan that they’ve not put him on the list

[@irvancrocs1753]

And Roberto Di Matteo..

[@Joe-xf5ot]

@@irvancrocs1753 great shout

[@unknownstudd69]

@@irvancrocs1753 not worth mentioning him AT ALL..he had a very short managerial career and is known for 1 and 1 thing only..getting hired by Chelsea 2 months strictly an emergency before the biggest win over. If it wasn’t for that Champions League, you would of totally forget about him, since his career was very short as a Manager

[@FootballCalcio_]

Allegri the master. Denied Real Madrid absolute legend

[@claytoncarlostivane7393]

Hes legend for being unemployed and denying a job offer?

[@madmoxxi7397]

@@claytoncarlostivane7393 he's a legend for knowing his worth and not standing for the disgusting way real madrid is run and their disgusting disgraceful fans

[@zackyboysexay]

He rejected chelsea too haha

[@jaimemoreno8866]

@@madmoxxi7397 one can argue that all fanbases have disgusting and disgraceful fans, so that's not something to criticize a team for.

[@madmoxxi7397]

@@jaimemoreno8866 so what would make for example Ajax fans as bad as real fans

[@abuhassan8849]

Allegri isn't outdated, he's still a great coach. In recent interview, he rejected Real Madrid who wanted him as Solari's replacement in 2019.

[@vta2265]

@Motivational Lizard Not to mention, He got Juve back to Serie A, and won 6 trophies in 3 years for Marseille after they went 17 years of winning nothing

[@donlavita3453]

@@reverendroar every comment you copying and pasting and your point doesn't make sense. Just your predictions. Bab gone and alot of the guys cocky or smug that they work with the prem. Little research done (Pato was the man at this). Hamill only pro left (others great but learning or distracted. Now I see why I quit watching this channel

[@liramoney9565]

@@reverendroar bro you can‘t be serious...Germany would never hire Wagner as coach for the national team like never

[@jamespringle7408]

@@reverendroar sorry ole is better

[@jakovnenadovic6874]

Allegro isn't left behind He said this :"I want a rest " after last year in Juventus when his contract ended

[@PaddyKish254]

@@reverendroar Thanks Fate you are not a United fan or anything close to it. Allegri's brand of football is shit on a stick football. There's a reason Juve let him go.

[@beaconing7689]

Allegro LMAO why not Allergy instead ? 😂

[@michaelmiddleton1]

The sad thing is, you just know Mark Hughes will be the next Newcastle manager

[@diggerandrew]

Alan Pardew will be reappointed as his 8 year contract is still running!!!

[@Maz-zb9uf]

Are you a Newcastle fan.? Can you a question do you think Newcastle was right to sack chris haughton? Sorry if spelling was wrong

[@michaelmiddleton1]

@@Maz-zb9uf Nope he shouldn't have been sacked, was doing a very good job

[@Maz-zb9uf]

@@michaelmiddleton1 I totally agree with you the way he treated was uncalled for

[@12thMandalorian]

3:24 “you can’t manage two poor sides and get away with your reputation intact” Marco Silva at Hull and Watford, yet secured a move to Everton

[@em4945]

Football hasn’t left Allegri behind. Football has become sentimental, Koeman Ole Arteta Pirlo all hold elite jobs but their CV shows that they should be nowhere near where they are

[@nadir1378]

True

[@Pizzonia295]

Leave Ole out of this

[@RafaelSantos-di5yw]

Lampard as well even tho he already left

[@ahmadrizauden1734]

Best Said.

[@lunvticvxrt6452]

Allegri the mastermind rejected los Blancos what a legend

[@vogtlvan]

"A relic of a less sophisticated time" - PVS being an absolute savage

[@maxsch8454]

Implying football is sophisticated these days.

[@andys4224]

Allegri. the best day to day tactician of the decade

[@nomawethunkonjane287]

Hahaha

[@andys4224]

@@nomawethunkonjane287 you must not have followed much Juventus. he would do crazy things in big matches and change the formation or play someone out of position and it worked literally every time except in the 2017 final. literally every time

[@mohamedfarhan5211]

Future Manchester united Manager🙏 #oleout

[@ottocooper4256]

Willian is a better player than Ziyech

[@r3zaful]

@@mohamedfarhan5211 get brendan instead

[@flankspeed]

Allergri will be back as soon as a rich club sacks someone 😄

[@adamp6401]

I love that Bruce is left behind despite being in a job and fully backed by the owner. Just shows how bad a job he’s doing....

[@rogeedodge]

If you don't think football has left Bruce behind, you're clueless. The bloke manages like he's coaching an under 12s team. Zero tactical direction, puts his 11 favourite players on, and tells them to try their best. He's been outdated for decades and he's doing appallingly at Newcastle. The only reasons he's still in a job is because MA doesn't want to pay out his contract and i doubt any half decent manager would want to touch Newcastle under his ownership after the way Benitez was treated.

[@adamp6401]

@@rogeedodge yeah I agree. I was being sarcastic!

[@jayanths1221]

Pin this comment. Juventus will be begging Allegri to come back after another disasterous season under Pirlo.

[@phineasnjoroge4376]

The hierarchy believe in him and he has not been that bad in his first season as a manager. He just needs time and to get rid of the deadwood.

[@AdanyKai]

@@phineasnjoroge4376 Yes

[@marcuswylde1249]

@@phineasnjoroge4376 if anything, it has been a successful season for juventus, they won a trophy (and potentially another one if they beat atalanta in the coppa italia final) and will get cl football, it blows my mind that people think that a juventus team which is well and truly in transition should be challenging and even beating an inter team which has been slowly building up their team for a title fight for the past 3 or 4 years

[@Jeevzsk]

@@phineasnjoroge4376 theyre fourth in the league and out if the champion league by porto. Shocking season for juventus

[@ga7889]

@@marcuswylde1249 they been shit mate 😂😂😂

[@dajangreensword1795]

I knew pardew would be in this once I read the title.

[@irvancrocs1753]

You guys might forgot some others like Laurent Blanc, Roberto Di Matteo, Luciano Spalletti, and Francesco Guidolin..

[@irvancrocs1753]

@@reverendroar Ok and what that has to do with my comment?

[@BourbonAndSteak]

Michael Laudrup could also be on the list...

[@whiteboy1700]

Laurent Blanc.. the most unappreciated/underrated manager.. (yes, he just got his first job after so many years in saudi-arabia i think)

[@zac3473]

Really thought hed get the united job

[@errdaykam4662]

Same thing as a player. People seem to have forgotten about him sadly.

[@joewhite4456]

Sylvinho has hardly been left behind, he's not exactly been managing for that long, he just wasn't good enough.

[@Mauri-jb9up]

@@reverendroar or Valencia 🤣

[@joeyblaq9952]

To see Bruce on this list while he's still employed😩

[@AndroidGamerHD17]

Rumours in Italy has it that Allegri is linked to the Roma job at the end of the season, because our current manager is on the verge of being sacked after 2 seasons (as per usual) or the Napoli job but at the moment nothing is concrete.

[@AndroidGamerHD17]

@@reverendroar Mancini will stay until 2024 because his old contract would have expired after the Euros, so he still has the national team Job until euro 2024. He would be best suited at another Italian club like Roma or Napoli, or even Real Madrid or United. If Mancini leaves early, then he is the likely candidate to take the post.

[@assclown452]

I hope he comes to England

[@RafaelSantos-di5yw]

@@AndroidGamerHD17 I've never really understood why Paulo Fonseca is always on the verge of the sack! Like can Roma stop being blind? Nearly every player from the 2016-2018 side that could've won big things is gone & Fonseca is doing alright with this squad, the man can even win the UEL this season

[@ThutaKSoe]

Allegri is a very good manager! I'm sure he will be back anytime soon!

[@patrickmccutcheon9361]

He is back at Juve having rejected Real again.

[@gingergreek]

You forgot Fergie. Nobody wanted him after flopping so hard at Man utd...👀👀

[@ambient_melodies]

Epic

[@rohitanshtrehan2746]

He was a legend bro are you high?😂

[@benroberts3745]

@@rohitanshtrehan2746 think u missed the joke

[@lunvticvxrt6452]

😂😂😂😂

[@RafaelSantos-di5yw]

I know right! pfffft he only won the EPL in his last season! Like what kind of manager can't even win UCL with Man Utd! 5 years with no UCL trophy, disgrace, deserved the sack

[@siddarthsyangden2584]

You missed Roberto Di Matteo a champions league winner

[@Mauri-jb9up]

Arsene Wenger, Roberto di Matteo, Frank Rijkaard, Luis Scolari, Avraam Grant, Bert van Marwijk

[@kshitijredman3100]

You forgot Laurent Blanc here

[@joakim2k10]

Where's Sven-Goran Eriksson? Used to win titles in Europe with several clubs and managed England for five years. In the latter years he's managed Chinese teams and the Philippines national team.

[@thetruthk5138]

Well at least he has found his natural level at last

[@joakim2k10]

@@thetruthk5138 In contemporary football he's probably out of his depth to an extent, but I'd say it's a harsh judgement that a manager who won Serie A, the UEFA Cup and Coppa Italia twice with Lazio in only three seasons always belonged at his current level. Football changes, and so do people.

[@empiretesoro]

If United or Madrid got Allegri they would be 20 times better INSTANTLY

[@itsnotme6316]

alllegri wouldnt fit united, we saw that with mourinho defensive football wouldnt work

[@blibra7398]

@@itsnotme6316 how mourinho won several trophies and was second with that horrible team 🤣🤣🤣

[@pogboom5819]

@@itsnotme6316 allegri being a defensive manager is the worst myth in all of football please stop this narrative

[@adamsmart4929]

Do you watch football? You’re just going on the name. He’s a bad manager.

[@PaddyKish254]

Old Trafford has had enough shit on a stick football.

[@Insurvival363]

Allegri is a good manager for a top team, he will gurantee win you the league and will also perform good in CL

[@toruoikawa600]

allegri could be a decent shout as a new coach for netherlands since neherlands under de boer are under performing

[@iChoseScylla]

Juve got rid of Allegri and they’ve been on the decline since. Even if they are rebuilding, he would have navigated the ship way better than this.

[@antonioah7]

One of the best FD videos in a while

[@ajengoy7263]

Brings back some memories, perhaps... Gus Poyet- Out of work since 2018 until recently being appointed at Universidad Católica in Chile. Paolo Di Canio Paul Jewell Dean Saunders José Riga Andrea Stramaccioni- Former Inter manager Gianfranco Zola Marc Wilmots

[@BaianOfSteel]

Sure, let's not mention Klinsmann's USMNT career whatsoever! That doesn't help our point!

[@AdityavikramSethia]

Allegri has had success written on his CV but my man is too defensive and pragmatic to be a club football coach in today's fast paced world. He could sure win or atleast reach the finals of the World Cup with a good enough squad.

[@247Albin]

Why does the photo of Allegri on the thumbnail looks exactly like Peter Drury

[@abdulmehmood7438]

Ermmmm not that much

[@kevanchong4082]

Lucien favre, he coached many average players to become good players. Peter Stoger, he can overachieve with a small and modest club. By the way, Sammi Hypia made headlines with a talented leverkusen back around 2010, whatever happened to him man. Ernest Valverde just had a very tough assignment at Barce too.

[@pauldixon6118]

"2 years on the dole" 😂

[@schalkewwefan04]

It wasn’t a decade long slump for Schalke. Only the last 3 years were disappointing because of poor decisions made by the board for a long time. The problem with Wagner was that he and Schneider were promised to have a 40-50 million budget. But that was simply untrue. We just had 20 mill as budget and they also had to reduce the salary by 15 mill. Wagner and Schneider already bought kabak by the time, they also were in final talks with Silas Wamangituka and Robin Gosens (who is a fan of Schalke) was about to sign for our club. Both of these deals were off once it was clear Schalke just had the money for kabak. It’s such a shame and it really tears my heart apart when thinking about that these players could’ve been in our squad. I’m sure with these players in addition and a rejection of mustafi then we would have had great chances to stay in the league. Oh and additionally I can understand that Wagner was disappointed by the Schalke board I can understand that but he was sooo depressed about this whole situation that he basically gave up on the team and that made him bad coach for me.

[@leemaituer9033]

I can't believe Laurent Blanc isn't here.The man who Took bordeaux to the top in ligue 1,The man who built the PSG team and made them what they are now,Like not including him in this proves how much under appreciated he is,Both as a player and as a manager.

[@CrunkKing232]

He still in a job that’s why

[@lankplank3265]

He's managing Al- Rayyan

[@p_soares]

Leonardo Jardim, excellent manager and no job since 2019

[@RafaelSantos-di5yw]

I think he would be great for Arsenal if they sack Arteta

[@firdausansarifard]

Alan Curbishley is one, surprised he wasnt in

[@Alf1eN0akes]

All now contenders for the Celtic job :)

[@Alf1eN0akes]

@@reverendroar Paper talk Celtic could not organise a raffle just now

[@kevinround6034]

José has to be number one

[@ivaneurope]

Another example is Hristo Stoichkov - without a doubt the greatest footballer Bulgaria ever produced, he is however a prime example that being a great player doesn't always translate at managerial level. His first coaching gig was with the Bulgarian national team after it was thrashed at the Euro 2004 with goal difference of 1:9. He failed in the 2006 World Cup qualification group, finishing 9 points behind Croatia and Sweden (we were ahead of Croatia in the Euro 2004 qualification group) and was sacked midway through the Euro 2008 qualification campaign after falling out with the then captain Stiliyan Petrov. He got another gig at Celta Vigo, but the only thing he did there was dragging the down to Segunda Division. He then had a stint at Mamelodi Sundowns which will be more remembered for his interviews in broken English (go check them out - just type "Stoichkov interview in English") than the on pitch performance. His final stint (as in managing a single game...I'll get to that) so far was with the Bulgarian professional team Litex Lovech, guiding them to two 5th place finishes. He was then hired as manager at CSKA Sofia where he managed no games - he litterly resigned only a month after he was hired. Nowdays he serves as a pundit in the USA, but I think it's safe to assume that he won't return to managerial position anytime soom.

[@as7sasi3]

Also known as top ten names that have forget that your team have to delete them from the call list long time ago...

[@as7sasi3]

For exception of Allegry who I don't know why nobody get his services..

[@JohnKobaRuddy]

@@as7sasi3 jiheadchopper

[@damiadigun1999]

Henry’s smirk 😂😂😂

[@orourkeda]

As an Irish fan who was in Paris when Thierry Henry dunked the ball into the net, the french capitulation in south africa was a joy to behold.

[@tommypierce5049]

Alan curbishley? A premiership legend

[@osamaalghamdi6973]

Indeed; he came 1st to my mind once I've read the title (certainly not Allegri!)

[@toomuchinformation]

It's over a decade ago, but there was a time when Owen Coyle was touted as a future England manager.

[@simonboughey1720]

Two recent Stoke managers here. Proud. Very proud

[@flylikehawkings]

Left behind suggests they've been out of work for an extended period. Lambert left Ipswich 3-4 weeks ago? Bruce is still in a job.. maybe you meant "Football feel out of love with"? but you could argue some of these have never been liked by football fans so that doesn't work either.

[@hms9891]

How Steve Bruce and allardyce keep getting jobs is baffling, and Alex MacLeish, Mark Hughes, Paul lambert, Tony Pulis etc dinosaur merry go round

[@ahmadrizauden1734]

🤣

[@tom0900060]

Allegri is waiting for Ole's job

[@ftgene3626]

U could argue nowadays Jose Mourinho......

[@benjijohn3202]

Jose took the epl by storm a brilliant tactician at chelsea real porto etc however things spiralled at man utd an other managers simply knew what his plan or next option was dont get me wrong a world class manager ten years ago now im not so sure

[@welbz2330]

USMNT spend the stimulus on Max allegri contract

[@nigelkhan9278]

Frank Rijkaard, Laurent Blanc, Glenn Hoddle, Rafael Bentiez, Arsene Wenger, Maurizio Sarri Louis Van Gaal & Ernesto Valverde.

[@osamaalghamdi6973]

The omission of Alan Curbishley (managed Charlton Athletic 1991-2006 and West Ham 2006-2008 from this list surprises me!!); a decent English manager that -somehow- fell from grace with no wrongdoing of his own These are his own words: “It took me a year to sort out my differences with West Ham, which was far too long. Then the opportunities I was being offered didn’t really appeal to me,” “It was mostly Championship stuff. Suddenly you find that it’s been two or three years and you’re out of favour. You’re forgotten." “I think the game moves on so quickly. There are owners of football clubs who are new to the game and don’t really know about you. Then I possibly lost a bit of enthusiasm for it, to be honest. I started doing other things and getting involved in TV work and I was enjoying that. Then you’re out too long. That’s the problem.”

[@mikasa_ackerman7008]

The thumbnail with allegri in front of a job centre plus lmao

[@TheCulturalBomb]

The Scottish bold headed guy that managed Blackburn when the Venkys took charge. He was beyond woeful.

[@prometheusdazza2485]

Steve Keane

[@keirrobinson4156]

@@prometheusdazza2485 Steve Kean, no second 'e'. I'm not aware of him ever having another job after Blackburn, this list seems to be more about managers who were previously well established...

[@shekargvr]

I am surprised Wenger is not on this list. He is the epitome of football leaving behind managers. He is more of a man manager with almost no tactical development.

[@Clemente-rr7uh]

Leonardo Jardim that won ligue 1 with monaco?

[@phoenixrayne_yt3432]

The same Jurgen klinsmann is the football pundit of espn FC channel😂😂😂

[@johnnyreilly3237]

I feel like this and the last fd video is just bringing up pain to irish fans

[@brunodacruz5402]

I am surprised sam allardyce isn't on this list

[@benjijohn3202]

Big SAM keeps his teams up whoever he manages

[@brunodacruz5402]

@@benjijohn3202 that record won't last forever

[@vaskopoh9512]

@@brunodacruz5402 like at all. WBA will be relegated (unless Brighton and Newcastle decide to relegate themselves)

[@samhyland5483]

Very few managers carry success into every team they manage. The rest make us realise where the idea of participation awards came from

[@pikeri4196]

I hope Allegri becomes Tottenham's new manager.

[@vaskopoh9512]

Lmao why would he join spurs? They have Z E R O good defenders. Edit: Only Regullion but he'd be back in RM by next season.

[@harishparikh]

Indian National Team 🇮🇳 Need a Good Coach

[@Shinoj4852]

Ravi Shastri??

[@kedam4074]

Louis van gaal is surely a shout

[@animeshkhare1769]

He's retired bruh

[@ayyguevara8448]

Allegri is the best coach out of work and is better than literally any german, portuguese, english, dutch or french manager out there

[@nimbus1398]

You got it wrong as soon as you said Germany

[@ayyguevara8448]

@@nimbus1398 If you did a combined top ten of German and Italian managers, there wouldn't be a single german.

[@F4BIO771]

@@ayyguevara8448 Nagelsmann, Tuchel, Flick, Low, Klopp, Rose. In Italy now we have Conte, Allegri, then others that can be fine in future like De Zerbi and Italiano. Not a single german in top 10, yes

[@dilipnahar8445]

@@F4BIO771 sarri

[@F4BIO771]

@@ronancallaghan3300 ancelotti give yet his best, he failed in Napoli and now is at Everton. Sarri can be but also him, he give yet his best for me

[@arsalanabbasi4006]

You forgot 2 , 3 really good coaches

[@raymondbonington9355]

As a kid I think Alan pardew was a fulham fan and every time the fulham job becomes vacant he is there saying what a club .

[@rohanvyas9325]

Football should leave behind Mourinho. Time’s up for his anti football tactics.

[@rohanvyas9325]

@A* mourinho destroys clubs when he leaves. Allegri left the core for stable future

[@andale_andale]

Mourinho is one of best managers of this generation

[@vta2265]

@A* Well damn, I didn't know that he signed Dybala, Vidal, Pjanic, Alex Sandro, Cancelo, Bentacur, Szczesny, Higuain, Morata and etc when they were in their 30s. Maybe do some research first before writing such bs

[@vta2265]

@A* the board got their list from Allegri, and Vidal, Pjanic, and Higuain were signed in their prime. What are you talking about? Conte and Ranieri won the league and they're Italian, but even those two don't hold a candle on Allegri

[@vta2265]

@A* conte left on his own, so did Sarri. Ranieri did badly in the league, but was over performing in the Champions League. If we are going by your logic, English teams should stop hiring English managers as they get sacked all the time. Geez, imagine being called a failure if you with their respective times trophies

[@PrinceOfCats5]

Allegri is 7.5 million per year and no-one can afford him, but Newcastle can spend 40 million on a Brazilian cart horse at striker. Newcastle fans want good football but when has the owner cared about either that or them. He wants to win something before leaving. Why not think twice about sponging stupid money on no-talents and spending it on a top notch coach

[@animeshkhare1769]

Allegri wouldn't even consider the Newcastle job lmao

[@mackenziewilson8850]

Not going to lie bit harsh on Hughes. Although things ended sour at stoke he did a very good job. Got them to their highest ever finish in the prem and brought a lot of talent to the club

[@nokthar97]

I thought he was saying Poor Lambert and not Paul Lambert XD

[@arjunkchandrasekar7966]

Incredible that Mourinho wasn't on this

[@ayyazthebeardedcaptainmali5352]

One of your best listicles 🔥

[@EuroFootballDaily]

Cheers boss! (Doug)

[@ayyazthebeardedcaptainmali5352]

Dougie. A huge fan and I want to ask a question maybe a Twitter DM?

[@oliveranscombe7109]

How is José Mourinho not on this list?!

[@vta2265]

Because he is still the coach of Tottenham

[@wave5009]

Laurent Blanc better be on this list

[@GaryValentino69]

It's weird you include Sylvinho who are quite new in management but not Laurent Blanc...

[@fistingendakenny8781]

Martin o Neill was left behind

[@samgreasley3910]

Rumours are allegri is going to leeds

[@iBhacaBeats]

My coach Gavin Hunt is the process if he cant see it already

[@Keutkeut1]

I thought I'd see Laurent Blanc on top of that list !

[@Fubar_Garage]

Van Marwijk, Juande Ramos, Schuster, Capello, José Antonio Camacho, Carlos Queiroz, John Toshack, Frank Rijkaard, André Villas Boas, Jean Fernandez, Elie Baup, Javier Clemente, Leonardo Jardim, Guy Lacombe, Francesco Guidolin, Blanc, Paul Le Guen, Rémi Garde, Jacques Santini, Aimé Jacquet, Alberto Zaccheroni, Luigi Delneri, Marcelo Lippi,Ciro Ferrara, Maurizio Sarri, Luciano Spaletti, Zdenek Zeman, Gordon Strachan , Martin O'Neill, Graeme Souness, Alex Mcleish, Sven Göran Eriksson, Kevin Keegan, Stuart Pearce, Ottmar Hitzfeld, Otto Rehhagel, Thomas Schaaf, Felix Magath, Matthias Sammer, Valverde, Quique Sanchez Flores, Héctor Cúper, Jorge Valdano, Carlos Alberto Parreira,

[@patrickmccutcheon9361]

Some of these have probably retired but you could add Roy Keane to the list.

[@hamzron7056]

Suprised Laurent Blanc isn't on here

[@azeeminator]

Bert Van Marwijk has a managerial career much similar to Raymond Domenech. Then he should have been in the list too.

[@williammitchell4054]

Paul Jewell is another manager for this list

[@swagatosarkar9664]

Brutal.

[@edvardvonsivers4522]

Where is Frank Rijkaard and Roberto Di Matteo??

[@maurovenier8754]

Klinsmann at Germany was only a PR trick. The real manager was already Joachin Löw, even if he was officially only the assistant. With Klinsmann as the real manager (and not only the nominal one), Germany would have never got third in 2006.

[@flutebasket4294]

People still take it seriously when someone is accused of "racism, sexism, and homophobia"?

[@GloTheActivist300]

Frank De Boer once he gets sacked from Netherlands job

[@cummerchant542]

De boer is shit

[@kylemc0254]

Klinsmann should be spurs manager

[@johnwise6633]

what ever happened to Billy Davies?

[@davealeman9743]

Jose pinto former couch of Costa Rica

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No Laurent Blanc 😭😭😭on this list

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Saying that Klinsmann laid the foundation for Löw is a bit misleading. While Klinsmann was the head coach, it is widely known that Löw as assistant coach did most of the training/tactical work, while Kinsmann was more of a motivator. Also explains why he was such a spectacular failure at all his other stations Bayern/US/Hertha. With Hertha being his greatest grift of all time.