Who is the best manager? Mourinho v Conte v Wenger v Guardiola | Rosenior & Schwarzer | The Debate

[@donal935]

Liam Rosenior has a great mind for the game, far more than you'd expect from a player. Please bring him back regularly, very intuitive lad with a great insight.

[@oghaze9318]

He got it from Leroy ;)

[@robinndjavera5625]

He does i was so suprised good lad

[@salekahmed2496]

Enjoyed hearing his insightful thoughts

[@maisiecarruthers695]

@Donal yeah i like him he comes across well the first time I seen him I was thinking what's he doing on but these days I'm pleased when he is on

[@Artezzio]

People asking where's Klopp & Pocchetino need to realise it's United vs Chelsea & Arsenal vs Man City this weekend.. the focus ahead of the weekend is the managers.Clearly says it in the description

[@jarydlarsen9748]

The reason Poch & Klopp aren't being discussed is simply because they aren't playing each other...Arsenal vs City in the cup final & Chelsea vs United...

[@jonobrien5157]

Then the question should be "who is the best manager of the 4 teams playing this weekend"

[@mattybomb22]

Really articulate and insightful panel imo, don't be fooled by the clickbaity title. Actually a solid discussion.

[@welshhibby]

The panel is missing Paul Merson, he's a top top pundit.

[@marleyelian6069]

a tip : watch series at Flixzone. Been using it for watching all kinds of movies lately.

[@lennonvan3184]

@Marley Elian definitely, I've been using Flixzone} for since december myself :D

[@paxtonmoises4634]

@Marley Elian Definitely, I have been watching on flixzone} for since november myself =)

[@aldenraymond1781]

@Marley Elian yup, been watching on Flixzone} for since november myself :)

[@footballfan4487]

It is a MYTH that Jose burns his players out. At Inter and Porto, he left because he got offers from bigger clubs. At Chelsea and Madrid, he lasted LONGER than most managers last at those clubs. Chelsea and Madrid have a culture of player power, and all of their managers get sacked.

[@undyingdimitar7005]

Spot on Mourinho is class.

[@wailmarga2994]

Not just big offer in inter he won everything so he wanted to leave as a winner but im 100 percent sure he wanted to return to inter he tried with mendes his agent but inter preferred antonio conte

[@pradhibsalvatore2599]

Rosenior could be a really good pundit. Insightful and makes a lot of sense.

[@KingRooney89]

Liam Rosenior is fantastic doesn't buy into hyperbole or tabloid drama. Just common sense from him. He's spot on about Jose, you have no clue what he's like in the dressing room or behind the scenes, only interviews you see before/after games so who the hell is fat Jim sitting on his sofa to judge someone like Mourinho?

[@MrJoromekiq1]

Good coaches adapt to the changes of the game, great coaches change the game. Guardiola changed the game and forced the rest to adapt.

[@PtownSoccer15]

MrJoromekiq1 conte too, not as much as pep has but the a lot of teams have tried to follow contes 3 at the back but I do agree with you

[@AmitGupta-gh2zh]

Mourinho also is the same.he always prefers defence then attk

[@nnatmohan]

Why aren't Klopp and Pochettino in this?

[@14VenumTeam88]

Mohanraj Nataraj what they won in their clubs?

[@mancityfan4858]

Mohanraj Nataraj they are talking about the managers playing on Sunday they even said 4 out if the 6

[@Goron333]

They aren't playing head to head this weekend.

[@KMax246]

For winning what? Wtf have they won bro. Same thing with pep so far in prem, he hasn't won anything YET

[@TheLeewi98]

And why is wenger still in this 😂

[@vapour9000]

If they were in their primes; 1) Mourinho 2) Guardiola 3) Wenger 4) Conte 5) Klopp 6) Pochettino

[@twists2503]

Klopp... considering the team he was left with, he's done an amazing job and is improving each year. Not only has he turned Firmino into a world class striker he picked up Salah which was an amazing decision considering everything he's brought to the team. I'm not saying he's the best but he definitely deserves to be brought up in convesations like this.

[@joshbrown9394]

Firminio is not world class, aguero, harry Kane, Zlatan, Ronaldo, lewondawski, Messi, etc world class

[@rapidfire223]

firmino is definitely world class.

[@TheLagTvfan]

you have never seen firminio play if you think he is not world class

[@deadlydimitarr]

If Aguero is WC, so is Firmino. (Neither are WC) Poch is far ahead of Klopp though.

[@Goron333]

He has done an amazing job considering the team he had when he got here, but this discussion seems to be focused on the head to head matches this weekend.

[@josemanuelmendespereirados3907]

When Guardiola, Wenger and Conte can achieve what Mourinho did with Porto and Inter they can be the best

[@mattbradders75]

Liam Rosenior needs to be booked for shows more often and will make a great manager/pundit/coach when he stops playing! Great mind and insight for the game and an eloquent speaker!

[@notme1713]

I am not man city fan but now each game they play is beautiful demonstration! Before pep and after pep you can see the difference! He built the team with his vision and his playing style he did not care if you are super star player if you don't fit in his plan he make sure you are not in his team he makes these kind of critical decision! It's working!!! So I think pep is the best manager atm!!!!

[@mha2263]

Conte, turned Moses and Alonso into top quality wing backs. We have the third best team in terms of individual quality but Conte turned them into champions IN HIS FIRST SEASON.

[@HWoah]

The Real MVP they're not quality.

[@OmerXIII]

The Real MVP and made Morata Bakayoko David Luiz Drinkwater Barkley into flops

[@Ridz800]

Eat This ......... U okay? Luiz is injured and Morata is having a good season the rest are average.

[@Justanish]

Its really easy when you play one game a week let's be honest.

[@OmerXIII]

ridz mahamed Morata having a good season? Doing worse than that donkey Lukaku and Conte doesn’t play David Luiz not because he’s injured but has a problem with him the rest are still flops and shouldn’t have moved to Chelsea

[@esshaytch4224]

I love how this debate is about current best manager and they start of talking to sir alex. Shows alot

[@itsthatguymayn3506]

between all managers in the prep its pep, poch and klopp

[@tomcrock5179]

Jake Evans klopp are you joking you spastic

[@tomcrock5179]

Tómas Tómasson no I’m not saying that you fucktard

[@tomcrock5179]

Pep conte poch are easily top 3

[@Mark-ch3hx]

Conte above poch and klopp by a mile 😂

[@tomcrock5179]

Mark klopp isn’t even close to conte

[@jarydlarsen9748]

Pep is a genius, a creator, a innovator, a legend...

[@bobivenablez]

Jaryd Larsen And quite partial to spending money as well

[@lewistaylor2858]

Dan Venables he didn’t really at Barca or Bayern

[@jarydlarsen9748]

Dan Venables as does every other big/great manager ( or team ) eg. United spend 90m on Lukaku & 90m on Pogba ( 180m ), PSG spend 198m on Neymar & 160m on Mbappe ( 358m ), Barcelona spend 110m on Dembele & 140m on Coutinho ( 250m ) whereas City buy 5-6 players for some of those amounts, Ederson 34m, Danilo 26m, Bernado 42m, Sane 35m, Jesus 27m cost a combined ( 164m ) notice Guardiola doesn't like to exceed certain amounts for players he buys young talent and tries not to breach the 60m mark I could add Walker & Mendy it would rise to ( 264m ) still around the same amount as all those clubs mentioned...anyone who follows Football knows all teams who win TITLES spend money ( with the rare exception of a team like Leicester City ) and spending huge amounts doesn't guarantee TITLES ask United since Sir Alex left how much have United spent they still haven't won the League...so please back that comment up with more substance because it is vague...

[@e.boundary8629]

Jaryd Larsen love every word. Ctid

[@shamus3477]

He actually made bayern worse. And was very lucky to have Messi

[@samfarag6738]

U can call pep a fraud, but that 6 second rule to get the ball back and attack was incredible for Barca and I wish we still did that efficiently

[@ScaroMK]

adding Wenger to that list was just pure banter

[@Justanish]

Probably the best panel I've seen on sky in a long time. Deadly analysis

[@Zurgicals]

Klopp

[@OfficialTechnician]

lol

[@Adox28]

is a fraud.

[@Ichsukatanuka]

Lmao.

[@samking6948]

Zurge TBH what Klopp has done to that Liverpool squad with the small funds he’s been given is incredible. Although he lost two finals in his first half season at Liverpool how he got in those finals was outstanding (Liverpools squad was really bad then)

[@deadlydimitarr]

Good manager but not quite there with the elites. Defensive structure is poor.

[@davidlogan8905]

Rosenior is class. Makes good points, and you can see he's really listening to what's being said as well. He might not be the best pundit/analyst, but I reckon you could have a fascinating conversation about football with him. He seems like the kind of bloke you'd want at a club providing vision behind the scenes, like a director of football or something.

[@Mattdem]

Been impressed with Rosenoir every time he speaks it makes total sense and says it so easily. Good discussion.

[@den_525]

Liam Rosenior is very well spoken for a footballer

[@DecourceyOrED]

den525 wth? Sort of comment is that?

[@marco1njie726]

Antonio Conte is the man..He is more decipline.....more tactical..He dnt necessarilly have the best players at his desposal but with Juventus..Italy National..and now chelsea he manages to get the best out of his resourcess

[@MultiANSH11]

Matthew Syed speaks a lot of sense

[@Artemis_simetrA]

that baldy guy makes so much sense, today's media puts s much pressure on the manager.

[@Angenga]

this Matthew Syed guy seems like an interesting man, i definitely want to hear more from him.

[@mrlegkick91]

Peps tactics and man management are levels above anyone else in the prem. Nobody even comes close imo

[@davidlogan8905]

One of the best conversations I've heard on this show. Rosenior has always impressed me, but that fella Syed had some interesting things to say as well. I would've liked to see him and Rosenior talk more of the connection between infrastructure, identity, adaptability and success, and about weight of responsibility on the players and managers.

[@jorang_11]

guardiola is the best coach

[@saawankrushnan7782]

First time an insightful journalist who doesnt involve hyperbole, but poise. Matthew Syed brilliant.

[@HolloVVpoint]

Wenger. All the other managers need to spend hundreds of millions and manage the best teams in the league and then they might win. Wenger been getting top 4 for the last ten years with bottom of the table players, against competition with unlimited bank accounts. And that's not even talking about what he's done for Arsenal FC and English football as a whole.

[@rohithraman6488]

If we're talking about what they did outside England then Jose won the ucl with porto with a net spend of minus 5 million. He took over them in January 2002 with them 5th in the league, and considering Portuguese football has usually been dominated by Porto, Benfica and Sporting, coming into the halfway point 5th in the league would be considered a disaster

[@MegaMrimran]

Arsene BloodClartWenger

[@hupadhyay316]

Rosenior would make a great pundit. can listen to him for hours

[@mapesaoscardiyaya4453]

Liam Rosenior is a very well spoken footballer great pundit and great role model.

[@MarcLondonTV]

liam is just talking straight facts 🔥

[@adamsamuel8593]

Arsene Wenger is the best manager in the Premier League but Pep is the best manager this season. Poch, Klopp & Conte all have work to do to truly be in that discussion. Mourinho is in a class by himself but because he had a few bad seasons with Chelsea and is struggling this season with Man United he's not really in the conversation but will be next season.

[@DavidChong]

Potter over at Ostersunds deserves a shout. From lowest division to highest (and making it out of the group stage in Europa league) within the span of 5 years. A town whose total population is less than capacity at the Emirates.

[@MarknoblesAcidhouseparty]

liam rosenior is turning into a good pundit , and as a west ham fan ill never forget his old man's goal that knocked arsenal out the fa cup in 89 i think .... LEEEEEEEEEEEEEROY !!! Legend

[@Globalfactfile]

Liam Rosenior comes​ across very intelligent person here, very sensible young man. Well done to you man.

[@brosgee]

More of the pundits, very insightful indeed, enjoyed this one

[@jctrewin]

rosenior is the pundit we all need! looking forward to see what he does, whether it's management or punditry. i'm sure he'll flourish at either

[@JackJohnson-zj2gc]

Guardiola obviously. Then I would say Klopp and then Pochettino. LFC and Tottenham had pretty shitty teams and these coaches have worked miracles. The fact that LFC finished top 4 last year, with almost no depth at all, was incredible.

[@ROHIT21611991]

Trophies won in last 4 seasons: City - 3 (includes 2 Mickey Mouse Cups) Chelsea - 3 (1 Mickey Mouse Cup) United - 3 (2 Mickey Mouse Cups) Arsenal - 3 Liverpool - 0 Spurs - 0 I won't fault Wenger much though some of his decision making is questionable & very stubborn at times . But that I can say for Klopp, Mou, Pep & other managers too. Wenger's doing a great job given the funds, though he’s past his prime. Even Huddersfield had spent more than Arsenal in summer. All the clubs barring Spurs (I guess) have spent way more than Arsenal in last decade or so. Wenger’s net spent was less than 10 million during stadium debt years, still finished consistently in top 4. United, Chelsea & City have literally been buying the league since Roman came in.

[@UltimateFeudEnterprise]

Rohit Sharma United have earnt the money they spent, city and Chelsea didn’t, that’s the difference, also the europa league isn’t a Micky mouse cup. It’s a long difficult road. With teams you’ve never faced before. Liverpool went to the final and lost, yet they are a good team. Funny that isn’t it.

[@ROHIT21611991]

The Unknown Agree with you. United’s spend is out of question as they generate massive revenue. But there was a right balance of academy youth & foreign talent before Roman came in. Currently even United have strayed away from their philosophy of playing positive football & bought in a cheque book manager for short term success. About Europa League not being a Mickey Mouse Cup, even League Cup is a good trophy to win for that matter. But I don’t really see people in general appreciating these titles so much, especially if you are a “so called big 6 club”. But for other lesser clubs, it can be a massive achievement.

[@UltimateFeudEnterprise]

Rohit Sharma Agreed, he is a chequebook manager but he is still keeping that youth coming through, maybe not fast as van gaal but he is doing it, he does spend but I think United have earnt that right to spend after what they have accomplished. I actually quite liked the Europa league, sure it was slightly lower teams, some even below average but it was no walk in the park, a lot of those teams played their heart out to try and beat us and some came close to knocking us out. It was a good challenge and it’s a good trophy to have. Obviously i prefer the champions league but if not that then I’d never say no to the europa

[@luckyredzebra2166]

great discussion. tho an odd sound dip towards the end of the discussion (around 22 mins)

[@JordynNexus]

The random words scrolling behind their heads crack me up 😂

[@RajiBirru]

Impressed by Rosenior. Seems to know his stuff

[@EmiSalama9]

Rosenior makes some great points, very smart guy

[@akshaypanwar4964]

I'm not a big fan of guardiola but because of the results, he's the best . Regarding the management of club and player klopp has been absolutely fantastic, we as fan have been critical of him sticking with karius and mignolet , despite karius Having a decent run , but failure to sign a CB in summer , not having a decent cf option and can contract has been his negative , but on every aspect , he's the best .

[@aarongonsalves6501]

1. Guardiola 2.Conte & the juventus manager 3. Pocch & Jose( touchel could also be on her if he was currently managing) 4.Jupp (Bayern) & Klopp

[@orangejuice9502]

Liam has a great understanding of the game..he should be a pundit..

[@ashleymccarthy6232]

Rosenior has some fantastic points.

[@cannonfodder15]

matthew syed has such a good point about the most important thing is the players! the managers get to much stick

[@samking6948]

My opinion on the best managers: 1).Pep 2).Pochetino 3).Klopp 4).Mourinho 5).Conte 6).Wenger

[@chb3133]

Suraj's Opinion is Better no

[@ndumisosomdyala1746]

poch has won 0 trophies in EPL how is he 2nd

[@toiletcomputer]

ndumiso somdyala it’s not just about trophies, it’s also about entertainment and development in the club. You also have to take into account resources available to the manager

[@ndumisosomdyala1746]

Mike Deighton well in that case, i believe that its a close call between klopp and Pep. with the minimum resources that klopp had in Dortmund he was able to turn into a force in germany and europe playing attractive football and winning the bundasliga. he has turned liverpool arguably to one of best team attacking team in Europe with the minimum resources. he has achieved success , played attractive footbal and improved many his players

[@toiletcomputer]

ndumiso somdyala yeah. As a Liverpool fan I’m more than happy with what klopps doing. But if I was a spurs or Man City fan I’d be happy too. Maybe I put more importance on attractive football than some

[@freebones5064]

Rosenier is brilliant , this was one of the best debates

[@iDjA7xi]

I’m always surprised how much more well spoken and intellectual Liam Rosenoir continues to be, compared to most veteran pundits and former pros.

[@khalidhirsi8963]

I'm a united fan. Guardiola is the best in the business full stop

[@brianmcd993]

Khalid Hirsi how? His management technique is buy more players, end of

[@BeysHorseRadish]

He inherited KDB, Silva, Augero, Kompany a terrific spine with loads of chemistry. Mourinho is building a team from scratch it's going to take longer and be a process.

[@joaquinarchivaldoguzmanloe1073]

what about zidane!?? and im a barca fan ik this is epl bias but zidane raped pep of the field and as a coach

[@matthewtelles4809]

El Chapito Zindane is the worst manger of a tope club

[@joaquinarchivaldoguzmanloe1073]

Matthew Telles lol 2ucl

[@_-_.7]

Pep has done the impossible making city play like this in England

[@DylonJohnGovender]

DAMN. this was a great convo as always 🙏

[@strikingitrich7630]

Liam Rosenior making great points

[@jcferrari25]

Rosenior is amazing, he ran Circles around them

[@rafamulekezi4790]

Where’s Klopp?!!

[@DT727.o]

Rafa Mulekezi all he does is hug players

[@stsxn]

My first thought. How can they pick wenger and left klopp out??

[@dozz87]

and turned a team who finished 7th into a top 4 team and one of the most feared attacking teams in world football.....other than that, though, you're correct.....

[@deluxeedition46]

kingdaviee3 yea cos man u boreihno is execellent man manager ask pogba ask rashford ask any player under 24 years of age lol he too busy hugging his hotel manager in manchester

[@bulljohn3334]

Rafa Mulekezi try listening dimwit.

[@abdulmaged11]

Matthew and Rosenior are brilliant

[@shahrilmohd7829]

Definitely klopp...he is making an impressive progress to the team really n know how to make good use of his players...congrats for your effort, able to convince your bosses on spending their money to bring in some world class players in to the team...

[@eliamunuo225]

David Moyes is the best, look how he converted man utd to mid-table team

[@kingkong24680]

Give me the Manager who can make Porto KING OF EUROPE

[@sagnikchakravarty3268]

Liam rosenior has a great footballing mind

[@MetalMan73100]

Guardiola and Wenger always aim to play the beautiful game. They prefer an attacking spectacle for full entertainment value, rather than adopt the negative approach favoured by the likes of Mourinho and Conte. Their game is based entirely on anticipation and destruction; they cannot and will not create, avoid risks like the plague and instinctively take the easy way out. Their victories in big games are based on smash and grab, not taking the game to the opponent. With that tactic, it´s merely about muscle, stamina and height; it also involves using every dirty trick in the book. From relentless and unpunished fowling, constant diving for penalties and cards for the opposition, surrounding the referee, wasting time and doing everything to stop the game instead of playing it. That makes them negative and inferior. The approach by Guardiola, Wenger and a tiny selection of other managers, requires skill, technique, natural flair, patience and a positive attitude. Therefore you need elite players to execute the gameplan, as opposed to assembling eleven rugby players to play hoofball and butcher their opponents. Attacking managers have to do it the hard way, which is why there are so few of them around, while defensive bores are a dime a dozen. Mourinho´s fanboys are seduced by his press conferences rather than what passes for football in his mind. Imagine Sam Allerdyce and Roy Hodgson with punchlines in front of a fawning press corps.

[@Tridentus]

People seriously comparing Liverpool spend to City's, WTF. We practically broke even selling Cou and buying Van Dijk and Keita (who hasn't even come in yet). Our two other decent money signings under Klopp have been considered bargains- Mane and Salah. This is all starting with the midtable side we had in 2015 when Klopp took over. Guardiola took over a side already capable of winning the league in a good year lol.

[@truscouserlfc6671]

mid table side mate we finished second that year

[@abdulmaged11]

I subscribed cuz of this chat. They're all great

[@flyinghigh3977]

I like that baldy fella He's honest

[@kaziam4318]

Klopp obviously. He has had the least money to spend -(van dijk for 70 mill after selling coutinho for double). and he plays the best football in the top 6 bar man city who have spent almost 400million more in the last three years.

[@tomhedge3852]

Obviously Pep, he gets the best out of his players, from a Man Utd fan.

[@WolfBenjamite]

What people fail to realise is that Wenger is so much more than simply a manager. The board is so money orientated it affects what the club can actually do in terms of scaling heights. These other mangers have a much more simplified and less complex version of Wrngers job. Oh and comparing unlimited fund with Peps city and Chelsea Abam it's hardly a correct comparison as we have to judge based on simply not just winning /losong/drawing games because most of these managers have actually done nothing for the game itself.

[@rohithraman6488]

In my opinion Mourinho is better than wenger

[@southlondonmonkey]

Absolutely love Matthew Syed

[@abrokenlife]

1. Top top panel 2. Pep is the ultimate innovator. He will be textbook for a long long time. Pep is even better than anything he has done. Privately, every coach admits to this. If you ask Pep to grade this City, he'll give it a C. 3. Poch is the most careful and balanced but not yet at his peak. He will get even better. Closest to Sir Alex. 4. Klopp is the careless genius. His mind is ahead of his emotions and his emotions ahead of his mind paradoxically. It is art at a different special dimension. 5. Conte and Mou are REACTIONARIES with Mou being more dated and pyschoanalytical. 6. Wenger is the old man. Make of that what you want.

[@kaushickmadhukumar9826]

every manager has flaws...but to pick the best...i would say klopp, poch or mourinho...the amount of success they have had with small teams is commendable...

[@stephenbowden9084]

fantastic debate

[@ViewsFromTheNorthEnd]

Am I the only one noticing major head bob motion from baldy.

[@jarydlarsen9748]

I really don't care about who rates who higher because Pep will lead us to the title anyway...C'mon City

[@lucidpatrick3942]

Jaryd Larsen Just asking will you ever admit that the club you support ruin football?

[@alphawolf9853]

quit crying, out of all clubs in the top 6 in the prem, city have lower record transfer fees than utd (who have two players higher), chelsea, arsenal, and liverpool. not city's problem if you lot overpay for bang average players

[@ryanwilliamson5714]

...and man utd have like the highest wage bill in world football too remember, NOT city

[@TheBoss-pq3cr]

Rosenior is actually speaking the real truth

[@madmaxxx9760]

As a united fan for me most impress is klopp at the end of the day you have to hand it to the guy if he was in charge of united they would win the league or if he was in charge of chelsea, city etc he would win the league with those teams give him next season he will win the league with liverpool or atleast a few major trophies

[@RojoBoxeador]

Best to worst managers (taking resources into account) 1. Pep = Klopp = Poch 4. Conte 5. Jose 6. Wenger 1-3 is impossible to call. Pep's team is obviously way ahead this season, but I'm not sure he could emulate Klopp/Poch success with small resources. Klopp/Poch have created amazing teams with almost 0 net spend, imo trophies in the next 2-3 seasons will define the no.1 spot

[@ridXtr3m]

Even arsenal have had very limited funds to spend And what has posh really achieved other than finishing in the top 4 twice or thrice

[@RojoBoxeador]

But Poch has spent less than Wenger and his team continue to steadily improve. Wenger hasn't spent as much as City, Utd & Chelsea but his team has got worse and worse over the last few years and sry but Arsenal are unquestionably the weakest of the top 6

[@kostasvava6156]

Can you have for once put together in Liam rosenior Ian right and Craig Bellamy in a debate ?

[@chelseablue1970]

9 of Peps 20 trophies were won in 15 games ie 3 x FIFA World Club 3 UEFA Super Cup and 3 Spanish Super Cup basically pre season friendlies .....won his 2 CL with Barca with Superstars try winning it with Porto no money and Inter 30 years without a CL.....back to back titles in 3 countries for Mourinho ....

[@Nassirtheory]

Rosenior is actually a good pundit

[@Captainerikgaming]

Best managers: 1. Pep Guardiola 2. Antonio Conte 3. Mauricio Pochettino 4. Jurgen Klopp 5. Jose Mourinho 6. Arsene Wenger

[@user-mb3dx5fl9f]

The funny part is that both Mour and Conte are very much alike.

[@deeestuary]

The problem with Guardiola and Mourinho (since Porto) is that they've only managed clubs which already had very good players (often world class) and/or have had virtually an unlimited budget to buy players. So who desreves credit for the winning of trophies - them or the previous managers of those clubs and the owners money? That is undoubtedly a bit unfair as there is no doubt they are both very good managers and it is very much to Guardiola's credit the way he has taken Man City to a new level - he knew what players he needed and bought them. I think Mourinho is past his best, he doesn't seem to have the respect of the players that he used to - they used to be prepared to die for him - and the disaster of his last season at Chelsea was completetly down to him. But Klopp is at least as good as any of those four, in my opinion.

[@rohithraman6488]

Mourinho took over an Inter team who were underachieving in Europe, a Real team in the shadow of Pep's Barca and won the league

[@rohithraman6488]

At Inter he had an old squad and won their first European cup since the 60s. He managed them to the first Italian treble winners, and other managers used to be sacked despite winning the league cause they were flopping in Europe. Mancini for example

[@alexandergilmour3]

Liam rosenior knows what hes talking about

[@momolakhi]

the ping pong guy, get matthew on more often

[@marco1njie726]

Even in the UK...Since Wenger is Coach of Arsenal...How many Prime Ministers were in Office...Is Wenger the Owner of Arsenal football club....in this 21st Century...why would an Employe feels he has the right to decide when to leave his post even if he is No more compitend ?? He has done his time...Antonio Conte is the man for me

[@doyler102320]

Anyone looking for Klopp n poch these managers are facing each other the weekend so there comparing them!!!

[@RetroUnlim]

No Klopp, No Debate. Pep has been there five minutes, lost to Liverpool, lost to Wigan. He's had the fantasy football choice of players due to monopolisation of moneyball, more than any of the other managers with an already set title winning squad. Give the other managers his money and startup, watch him drop.. This video is 25mins of time I cannot get back, kudos to the uploader regardless.

[@theonbro]

Should used Ferdinand, lampard, keown, and savage. (Savage just so we can laugh at him)

[@mha2263]

they are all employed by BT Sport

[@theonbro]

Oh... too bad I guess

[@aminasakibi4265]

1.pep guardiola 2.jurgen kloop 3.pochetino 4.conte 5.diego Costa 6.jose

[@SuperLeica1]

What about the boards? If they hire and fire more than 1 manager within less than 3 years (or 4 weeks), they should really be replaced. What about Graham Potter/Östersund and his alikes, building up bold teams from nothing, beating Arsenal at the Emirates?

[@asmerashikor6640]

Morinho is magic