RANKING the 10 LOI Premier Division Managers! HEATED DEBATE ️‍🔥

[@Pjvenom1985]

Nice funny back an forth and banter lads fair play. Next season should be interesting.🔴⚫️

[@TheRealJayNolan]

Wonderfully consistent channel if you're looking to hear how amazing Shels are & how shit Bohs are. However, as a Bohs fan, I'll admit that Reynolds deserves to come 11th in this top ten list.

[@LOIFANTV]

@@TheRealJayNolan your comment made me laugh 😂😂

[@IrishFootyVlogs]

Ross there’s no way you can Duff about Bradley or Kenny right now 😂😂😂

[@frankmcconnellogue7608]

Don't forget Ross that Stephen Kenny didn't take on the St Pats job until the mid-may last season. St Pats had played 16 league games before he took charge last season. So he was in charge of 20 league games (55% of the league games) and they missed out on the title by 4 points. Law of averages would say that if he had of been in charge of the team for the full season they would've won the league title. Ps... just for the record i ain't a St Pats fan 😂

[@jackbyrne6021]

As great as Shels' achievement was, their points total to finish 1st (63) is the lowest a team has ever had in a league-winning season over 36 games (it's also fewer than several examples of teams that played fewer games, too). So it's also indicative of there not being a standout team as opposed to years gone by and isn't really an accomplishment in and of itself to realistically rank Duff ahead of at least Kenny given his record.

[@davidhowe6023]

I would be putting Stephen Kenny and Stephen Bradley ahead of Damien Duff right now. Few seasons down the line, when Duff has won a bunch of leagues and had a few decent runs in group stages Europe, then fair enough!

[@1986kmcc]

Well actually the comparisons to Leicester makes sense as Leicester survived the first season back in the prem and then the second season won the prem very similar

[@conordaly6438]

Sorry but putting Duff ahead of Kenny and Bradley is a farce. Kenny's record with Dundalk speaks for itself and he was made Ireland manager as a result of a fantastic run in Europe. As for Bradley both of you forgot one key factor, Bradley achieved a lot in Europe and at least two of his titles while he had a child seriously ill, the mental resilience that he has shown inexplicable. He started off with people calling for his head after his first season and turned it around it and became one of and arguably one of the most if not most successful manager in LOI history. He managed some of the biggest names in the league such as Gannon, Towell, Pico, Byrne, Burke and Dano all at once and from all reports bar Towell this season kept them all happy even when they were bit part players? Duff nearly lost the league and went on an abysmal run. If Rovers wanted to be petty, that penalty decision in Derry is what won Shels the league...take off the Shels glasses please.

[@conryan1310]

To say Duff has earned no respect as a manager is crazy. True his success has been over a short period , so it is hard to compare him with those who have been successful over a number of years.

[@FivesCT-mn1is]

Pure waffler that Ross lad is

[@SeánBoyle06]

They both haven't a clue

[@frankmcconnellogue7608]

Sweet mother of jaysus how can you rank Duff above Kenny & Bradley??? He's won 1 premier league title so far in his short career and you's are having the audacity to rank him above the two most successful managers that the LOI has seen in the last 20 years. Not only have Kenny & Bradley won multiple league titles and FAI Cups but they've both taken their respective teams into the league format of European Competition. Kenny with Dundalk was one win away from reaching the league phase of the Champions League!! And don't forget to look at the brand of football that both of these mens teams played. Attacking, possession based football, whereas Duff with Shels he plays negative, submission based football. If Kenny had of taken on the St Pats job 5 games earlier last season, for me they would've won the league, no doubt about it!!