Top 10 Undeserved Manager Sackings

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[@vinniesmyyth334]

Every leeds manager

[@vikramgulati7162]

Ayyy Lmao

[@williamhowe1]

Every AC Milan manager.

[@chivs5488]

Nigel Adkins Southampton. Back to back promotions. Gets sacked with his team not in the relegation zone

[@sambeech6771]

He's a dog shit manager

[@chivs5488]

LFC Gamer Yea his sacking was totally undeserved irregardless of how well they have done since

[@Quaza14]

Sam Chiverton Turned out to be a great decision though

[@sambeech6771]

LFC Gamer I'm a Sheffield united supporter, he took a team that got to the semi final of the league cup and that finished 5 in the league and dropped us to 11th and we would have got relegated without Billy Sharp even though we had the most expensive squad in the league

[@sambeech6771]

LFC Gamer and he brought in the 4 worst players that have ever played for united

[@99andresilva]

Where is Marco Silva at Sporting CP?? He won the only trophy in a while for Sporting and he was sacked because he didn't use a club uniform on a cup match!!! That's how ridiculous Sporting CP is.

[@runescapenoob24]

Se pensas que foi essa a razão, estas mal informado amigo.

[@uglyunicorn5622]

Gsr 70 Foi mais por discórdias com o BdC, certo? (acho que também houve outra razão mas não me lembro)

[@runescapenoob24]

O Marco assim que veio para o SCP, teve problemas com o BDC, as sucessivas discordias fizeram com que ele fosse despedido

[@TrollinThru]

I do remember reading about Marco Silva at Sporting CP. He met the league expectations finishing less than 15 points behind the champions and won the Cup of Portugal. I think the sacking of Marco Silva was a cover-up to bring in Jorge Jesus to piss off their crosstown rivals Benfica and you know what it worked.

[@netweed09]

lol, true

[@Mezza1996]

Can't really say Ranieri's sacking was undeserved in my opinion. Yes he achieved the impossible last season but as reigning champions you can't get relegated no matter the stature of the team. Yes Leicester's team isn't great and they all over performed last season giving themselves a false profile but they're still champions and are too good to be relegated. They were showing 0 signs of improvement, 0 league goals in 2017 prior to his departure, relegation looked inevitable with him in charge. Their squad is comfortably a mid table team. He obviously lost the players and dressing room, unable to motivate them and only one person is going to pay the price, not 23. As a Chelsea fan I witnessed it last season. 2 wins from 2 since Ranieri's sacking proves it was the right decision. There is no room for sentiment in football especially as a manager. Nobody is immune from the sack despite their achievements. Also from the owners perspective being relegated would be damaging on the finances and income of the club. They were left with little choice sadly.

[@chrish2359]

it is harsh though, after doing what he did for the club, only to be booted out months after

[@Mezza1996]

Chris H. Of course. He's one of the nicest people in football. I feel he should've stood down at the end of last season. Ended it on a high having achieved the impossible. I'm sure he knew it would only be downhill in terms of position and success but I'm not sure he would've predicted a relegation battle. All turned sour fast.

[@chrish2359]

It was destined to go downhill but they did have european football to look forward to

[@dreamswet8019]

MagnificMeryk, his sacking was completely undeserved I don't care what anyone says. Where the fuck was Vardy all season, where was Mahrez, Wes Morgan. None of his "big players" did anything all season in fact these players even had the audacity to ask the board to sack him, then win their next two fixtures. Teams like Leicester deserve to go down to the championship, maybe they can learn something from Leeds or Nottingham Forest.

[@Tom-gy3zg]

If would have finished 16th last season he and now this season as it is he would still be in a job, simple as that. He over achieved with a below average squad and took players who have consistently championship or relegation threatened level and turned them into premier league champions. That resulted in them thinking they were world beaters when it was just a squad of average players so basically he got sacked for over achieving when last season they were one of the favourites to go down it was mainly the players involved.

[@Stevens101]

Leicester's last two matches proves Ranieri needed to be sacked

[@danteMdie]

Ranieri gets sacked - Leicester starts winning again. He was part of the solution, but became part of the problem. It may be heartbreaking, but that's just how it is.

[@farzinazarm3877]

Roberto Di Matteo?

[@TheWalterSamuel21]

I love Di Matteo but he is not a good coach, you can not call the shit football we played 2011-12, that was a freak season

[@YONImoby]

I agree that he isn't a great manager but his sacking at Chelsea was uncalled for. Chelsea's Premier league form was good at the time but he was essentially sacked for not being able to replicate the incredible champions league run the previous year. The reason Chelsea crashed out was because of injuries and only lost by a small margin. His overall record at Chelsea was 29-9-9, by percentage, this isn't consistent with other sackings at Chelsea. What's worse is that he was a fan favorite at the club and was replaced with the manager Chelsea fans hated the most.

[@magnush.jensen2036]

Yonas_ dude matteo was deserved the thing that wasnt deserved was rafa

[@colevillegas5399]

Yonas_ s

[@taliamason7986]

He deserved the sacking. He couldn't even get past the group stage of the Champions League and once he lost to Manchester United after 9 straight wins, Chelsea's form severely declined. Had Benetiz not come in, Chelsea would have finished 5th and wouldn't have the Europa League either.

[@guyphillips13]

Liking this just for Midland - Final Credits in the back

[@HoggyNI]

Same hahah

[@MegaGamerClown]

Can't pronounce Rowett and shown our old owners when talking about the new ones played lads

[@mrbodchopful]

Glad you commented that, I was going to do the same😂, fucking shit video

[@ac_xcvii1869]

Lmao this pissed me off aswell

[@liamandrews4498]

They also forgot to mention that we beat Ipswich the night before he was sacked to make it even worse

[@NGWBlaster]

Vitor Pereira at FC Porto. Or only English teams matter to u?

[@abstractgroove160]

Mancini at City has to be up there

[@yukina4015]

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[@farakhhanif]

Capello was only the manager of Real Madrid for one season, and he won the league during that season. In fact, he has coached at Real Madrid twice (both times just for one season) and he has led them to two La Liga titles.

[@bijakriyandi]

Top 10 Undeserved Manager Sackings: 7 of them were in the English league... here are two you may never heard: Sinisa Mihajlovic brought Milan to Europe spot, then Milan floundered after his sacking Antoine Kombouare was sacked when PSG was at Ligue 1 summit, then they failed to win the league that season

[@capa1575]

Okay, Okay, Okay, Claudio Ranieri was shit at managing this year, just because he won us a title last year, doesnt mean we need to keep saying hes going to stay with us forever and we're gonna' get relegated no! YOU TAKE ACTION he was managing terrible it was deserved this season he was bad. They should make a statue of him but thats it doesnt mean one good season means everyone should enjoy a manager that isnt preforming.

[@NSISHD]

Firing Ancelotti was a BIG MISTAKE AND DISGRACEFUL

[@litorismike2473]

Fuck him

[@NSISHD]

Litoris Mike Who?

[@khgfdzhgtfdr1211]

Madrid winning the CL the following year would disagree. Carlo ran the team into the ground & couldn't compete domestically.

[@lac2275]

real madrid didn't spend 4 years with capello without a title. There were many managers that passed through Madrid from the moment that Del Bosque was sacked in 2003 to when Capello arrived in 2006/ In fact, Capello was brought in just one year exactly just for that: Just to win a title. Which he did, and then was sacked.

[@alandunne2728]

L.A. Chacin he did it twice and was sacked twice.

[@ZuluW45]

Gary Rowett was not "undeservedly" sacked. Nor was he sacked after a poor run of results. We had just beat Ipswich the previous day ffs. Rowett was sacked because he pissed off the new owners with the way he handled contract negotiations. He requested a new deal when we had our previous owners because qpr and fulham offered him better deals, fair enough. When they both came in for him again late 2016, Rowett pushed for another contract, demanding premier league manager wages despite us being one of the poorer teams in the Championship. Then when we offered him the better deal, he turned it down because he thought he could get the Norwich job. I still love the guy, and would have him back in a heartbeat tbh, but one thing you don't want to do to new owners, is piss them off/disrespect them. He played with fire and lost.

[@evilhassy8124]

LVG? Finished on level with 4th place with a way worse side than Mourinho's who are 6th rn and without a hope. Not to mention how he got sacked right after winning the FA Cup???

[@tasalamad1802]

Evil Hassy One of the big reasons fans wanted LVG out was his style of football it was so boring to watch. Yes i agree his squad was much worse than morinhnos and he did get us 4th in his first season but it was his second season that was unacceptable. We were knocked out in the group stages of the champions league to teams we were much better than. The Fa Cup triumph was great to win but we finished 5th missing out on CL football by goal difference our attacking was horrendous and that was the season all big teams struggled. Despite Fa Cup win nothing would have saved LVG and rightly so he had to leave. Also less than 5 points seperate 2nd and 6th so if we play well and luck is on our side we could easily go 2nd soon

[@jamesiyer4937]

he was shit and played crap defensive football, which was completely different from the free flowing attacking football Fergie had implemented in his time in charge

[@henrysmith4584]

Man utd Won that final because they had their favourite ref Mark Clattenburg who also help Man utd win the League cup final

[@KaiserWilliam2005]

Evil Hassy LVG did deserve the sack because of the brand of football. The only thing I find wrong about his sacking is that he found out he was sacked before the FA Cup Final, which they won of course and in a few days LVG officially left the club.

[@bertyoutube]

Ranieri 100% deserved to be sacked. They would've been relegated if he hadn't gone and they've won the only two games they've played since his sacking.

[@cory5546]

Roberts Di Matteo, Carlo Ancelotti, Claudio Ranieri and Jose Mourinho( first sacking) all at Chelsea. At least one of them should have been mentioned it the video!!!!

[@Jens7799]

kerzeb carlo ancelotti was the worst for me. We played amazingly under him

[@MMGuy77]

Ancelotti one should be here definitely

[@netweed09]

You got a murder£r as your owner though, so it ought not to be a surprise

[@theinkysquid7661]

As a Newcastle fan I still to this day hate that we sacked Hughton

[@thisisatest8010]

How is Ranieri 2nd? He shouldn't even be on this list.

[@jipster7028]

what about Fabio Capello during his stints as Real Madrid's manager?

[@oscarrolls8735]

Di maetto won, fa cup and Chelsea's only champions league in 6 months then got sacked when Chelsea went 4th that should have have at least number 4

[@dillonsummers7313]

Could argue Gary Monk getting sacked by Swansea deserved to be on here. But tbf there have been a lot of undeserved sackings

[@esseffsee]

Nigel Adkins? Back to back promotions with Southampton, was turning it around in the Premier League as they were sitting in 16th after a 2-2 draw with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge

[@FBBTV]

Great video, LCFC back on form now though!

[@joelthorpetvv8003]

Capello won the league on the last day of the season. If you remember rightly, Beckham slumped to his knees celebrating then joined LA Galaxy

[@squirrel6338]

Think you should probably re-edit this to take Ranieri out of it! He deserved to be sacked

[@James-wy7sj]

Ranieri deserved it. He was leading the champions to relegation and the change has been proven to be worth it

[@T-Kev]

James : no he didn’t deserve it. First of all, he won the PL with Leicester City. The odds were 5000/1, but he still managed to do it. Next, Raneiri wanted to leave before the new season started, but the club wanted him to stay. He already warned everyone several times that his second season might not work out. Yet, the board kept him. Then, he sacked him. How is that deserving?

[@freddielm7381]

[GD] SlyFox cos they played shit and were in relegation trouble. Then they sacked him and they finished clear of the bottom three. Job done

[@owainjenkins6716]

Where is Malky Mackay? His sacking was definitelty underserved.

[@ink6698]

Oj3195 Agreed

[@parklife27]

the actor of home alone?

[@dyireproductions583]

Rivaldos Ventarrón I believe that's Macaulay Culkin

[@kenyaali7866]

wasn't he racist to Vincent Tan and that's why he got sacked

[@ink6698]

Cameron Hunter His racist texts came out after his sacking

[@nikolajqk]

Research for this video is off the hook! Capello wasn't VDB's successor and only managed RM in one season in the 00's (06/07) in which he won La Liga.

[@rajhurday9328]

I think you should add Antoine Kombuare at Psg while sitting at first place to make way for Carlo Ancelotti

[@Ritz_Quackers]

Tbf, if Ranieri lost the dressing room there wouldn't be much of a point in keeping him at the club.

[@alexanderstolz704]

6th😞

[@bradleyhanson3961]

Alex :D Just like Man United 😂

[@bcfc1903]

FaXe HGJ 🖕 not funny

[@Kingkixmw3]

OvertTV Gaming clearly is lmao

[@josypulis5479]

#mourinhoout

[@evilhassy8124]

LVG should be on this list lmao... Came in 5th with a worse side than this United team who are 6th rn

[@Lil-Richo]

Re-upload?

[@MattMajcan]

you know whats funny about this list, the fact that pretty much everyone on the list was fired while things were going relatively well for their clubs, but ranieri doesn't fit in with that. You guys didn't even mention the fact that they were drifting hopelessly toward relegation after not scoring for 2 and a half months.

[@sebcampillo9065]

You are wrong with the last fact. Madrid went 4 years unbeaten with many different managers. Until Capello arrived and won La Liga

[@velouris76]

I might be wrong but I'm sure Jupp Heynke was also manager when Real Madrid won CL in 1998, the first time they had won it since the early '60's, but he got sacked shortly after.

[@cohp141]

ronny deila at celtic was very harsh for him. 8 league losses in 76 league games (only 3 at home) and sacked for not performing in europe (W8D7L9). used as a scapegoat by the the board for their not opening their pockets enough & a lot of fans turned on him too. really genuine guy and a fan as well, could have went on to much better things

[@harryp1011]

If you had actually watched Leicester this season, like many people haven't, you'd realise that Ranieri's sacking absolutely had to happen. Poor video, lack of any research.

[@thisisatest8010]

100%. Suggestions that he was in no way responsible are just ignorant. If you watched us you could see that catalogue of errors being made.

[@Marsllama]

So many issues here but I'll just point out the obvious: -Heynckes was not sacked. Not even close. -Ranieri's sacking was not undeserved.

[@NotTommyL]

Marsllama well it was underserved. He got us to win the ducking premier League. It was bullshit.

[@uchihasasuke7777]

"4 year stint of not winning a trophy under Capello" is ridiculously misleading. Capello was only at Real Madrid for 2 seasons and won La Liga on his second season...

[@saleemahmed90]

Wtf copa! Rm didnt win anything till Capello came in 2006 and won them la liga... He only spent one season and was sacked right after winning the league... Get your facts right!

[@adamwynne5042]

Claudio had to go just because hes a nice guy doesn't change the fact that we would hav got relegated if he had stayed

[@user-xe4bt1zh6y]

Avram Grant should be here. In every single season he managed Chelsea he took them to the champions league final and would've won if not for John Terry. Too bad it was only one season

[@themotosport_detective]

*UPDATE*-- Carlo Ancelotti 2017- Bayern Munich

[@burdy5152]

i love your vids copa

[@TheKingtethra]

Capello has only had one-season spells at Real, he had one in the nineties and one again in the mid-noughties where I believe he actually won the title. Real had initially replaced Del Bosque with Carlos Queroz and then changed managers more then jersey designs up until hiring Mourinho in 2010.

[@ToxicDarkLord]

that birmingham one is the stupidest one i have heard, he is in 7 place let the season finish first before judging him

[@ItsThatVogue]

Where's David Moyes? He wasn't given a chance at United

[@BlokeOnWheels]

Chris Hughton joined us as a coach under Kevin Keegan, was Joe Kinnear's number 2, and a coach under big Al after he brought in Iain Dowie, (why, I will never know). Anyway Chris was with us about a year before he got the top job, and I was sad to see him go.

[@alanpardew7289]

I really should be on this list!

[@lukeevans1302]

IMO: Roberto Di Matteo. Sacked 4 months after winning the Champions League with Cheslea

[@matthewwilliams8161]

The background music is wavy.

[@warrenmcgreevy4590]

Why the reupload?

[@-JosephW]

Unfair Sackings: Andres Villas-Boas (Tottenham Hotspur) Tim Sherwood (Tottenham Hotspur) Kenny Dagleish (Liverpool - FA Cup Runner-ups and League Cup Win in same season) Brendan Rodgers (Liverpool) Roberto Di Matteo (Chelsea - FA Cup and Champions league win in same season)

[@khgfdzhgtfdr1211]

Sherwood was clueless & Di Matteo wasn't the right man for the job to begin with.

[@sunnymehta367]

The picture of the owners of birmingham city are not the ones who sacked rowett. It was the new owners....and im sure capello won the league with real madrid?

[@thegoodjinn8065]

Also Jupp was sacked after winning Champions League with Real Madrid.

[@bobby-fm4kv]

Gary Caldwell at Wigan getting sacked a few months after getting promoted in his first ever season as a manager

[@samgruzinskiy]

I think Quique Sanchez Florez did a great job at Watford but he was sacked after 1 season

[@dcmully8983]

Capello was in charge of Real for one season not four. And he won the league in that season

[@danieledgren1619]

You did miss Sören krats he coached hammarby and in the middle of the season he got sacked but he could coach until the end of the season, he won the swedish first leauge for the first time for hammarby if in Sweden

[@JuanDiaz-qm3hg]

Wrong on the last one... Capello won the league with Madrid after being 8 points behind Barcelona...

[@iExonator]

Di Matteo? Ancelotti at Chelsea?

[@farhinsiddeka8345]

You know who'll never be on that list???? Wenger. The man needs to go asap.

[@mohdayoob9068]

Ancelotti at Chelsea too

[@j.pbrandao1676]

Vítor Pereira was sacked by Fc Porto's president just after coming back from behind to win the Portuguese Primeira Liga.

[@mattiles5708]

J.p Brandao didn't Pereira resign

[@j.pbrandao1676]

Matt Iles From what I know, I think the president had some problems with him, and didnt offer him a contract

[@AmiWG]

Capello at RM? Guy got sacked two hours after he won the league.

[@thomasmuller7-159]

Heynckes was forced to retire Bayern later regretted that decision

[@infectedANDg]

Jose mourinho at chelsea

[@Danbur2006]

Huddersfield sacked Lee Clark and got promoted, something we'd failed to do under him for the past three seasons and looked set to fail again. Do more research please.

[@NostalgiNorden]

The football world needs to get better at patience and foresight. Nowadays if something doesn't work, just fire the manager! If your team doesn't win the league - fire the manager! The team is winning but team isn't entertaining enough - fire the manager! If the food in the cafeteria is bad - fire the manager! Imagine if Man Untied has fired Ferguson after the first season.

[@jackharrison6840]

Gary rowett didn't deserve it

[@NunoMiguelCx]

Marco Silva? He was sacked from Sporting CP less than a week after he won the national cup of Portugal. It was the club's first trophy in 8 years.

[@iancahigu6303]

really I'd say I'm number 1. managed Arsenal in football manager, made a poor start, kicked off in full gear beating man utd, 6 games unbeaten at turn of year and was sacked.

[@birdyvanroyale489]

Dont forget Roberto Di Matteo bought Chelsea's first ever UCL title ( also first in London) and was sack

[@TheKennyboy92]

Heynckes wasn't really sacked though they just didn't extend his contract and they both agreed with the departure. That's way different than sacking. .

[@Harrison1010]

5:10 - 4 years later Carlo Ancelotti returns to win La Liga & the champions league with Real Madrid 🙂🙂✊✊🇪🇸🇪🇸

[@ibrahimadat]

Mourinho at benfica?

[@Leo-bo4cx]

Ancelotti at Chelsea should also be up there and that's coming from a Chelsea fan

[@rowanmatt049]

Di Matteo at Chelsea, won the FA cup and champions league and then sacked after a few bad results

[@supremeeggslicer2609]

Arsene Wenger will be on this list soon 😉

[@Pablo-ws1mz]

Lord Takuma Asano it says undeserved

[@Youman-tu8wr]

Pablo true, but wenger did make Arsenal

[@BLY99]

+Psych Word Arsenal was the most succesful team in England before the 80's and the second best when he took over, we are now the third.

[@jonnysaccount1149]

OK we get it lol

[@lmaobet4609]

Deserved*

[@TariAfred]

what about the former watford manager from last season Quique Sánchez Flores

[@DJVm4GOD1]

Birmingham should count themselves lucky to be where they are. If I remember correctly, they could've been in a lot worse place. Doncaster were beating Charlton 3-0 or something like that before the game got abandoned due to water logged pitch, and they lost the game when it was replayed. But if the result had gone ahead, Birmingham could've been relegated that year. Sure the sacking was really unfair, but Zola could be on to something with the addition of a few more players. Could be the team to see next season in the Championship.

[@amentesfay]

Roberto di matteo at chelsea

[@LightsSGDZ]

I think ranieris sacking wasn't as bad as everyone says it was. I mean yeah he won them a league that would have been impossible otherwise, but he was in danger of relegation. Just cuz he worked a miracle doesn't mean he can keep stringing the team and fans along in a terrible campaign .

[@thisisatest8010]

Completely correct. Suggesting that Leicester should just 'accept relegation' is just incredibly patronising. 100% the correct decision. Said it at the time.

[@flashjunction2173]

You missed Brendan Rodgers Despite him not winning anything he crafted a beautiful squad with Suarez and gerrard and then was sacked before he could really develop his squad

[@taliamason7986]

Flash Junction You mean Suarez crafted that squad.

[@BoozerCruis3r]

Swansea had 1 win in 12 before Laudrup was sacked, and was reportedly taking midweek breaks to Paris and telling his players not to turn up for training. It was justified.

[@benfuller2622]

Paul Clement at Derby. 2nd in the league after years of poor performances with 4/5 losses all season and gets sacked

[@davidstojanov7048]

Di Mateo from Chelsea? Jokanovic from Watford(he won in championship and entered in Premier league and then he was sacked)

[@Agee1]

Capello got hired and fired at Real Madrid twice despite winning la liga

[@totallyfresh]

Brendan Rodgers at Liverpool

[@MrLiverpoolfan92]

Lol

[@BAS9713]

Honestly. We all love ranieri, but should a team really get relegated just because they love their manager so much? It's key to stay up and obviously ranieri wasn't doing it anymore. I love the guy, but firing him was right

[@Omnipotentmonkey]

Lessons learned from this list? Fiorentino Perez is a MASSIVE tool.

[@khgfdzhgtfdr1211]

Heynckes wasn't even sacked. Ranieri had lost the dressing room & was headed for relegation - it was well deserved.

[@igelbeatz]

Shame...I always thought Torquay was pronounced "Tork-Way".

[@mabangonyikuri6368]

Jupp Hynckes was sacked by Madrid in 1998 because of finishing 4th in the league, despite Real winning the UCL after 32 years. That seems more harsh than Del bosque's.

[@Timbone07]

Del Bosque did a lot better than him though, winning two champions league, it is pretty ridiculous haha The board also sold Makelele...

[@samuelyee4017]

The 1st gen of Galacticos collapsed due to Florentino just only cares about super stars arrive and ignored the defense problem as well.Btw, Florentino thought that Del Bosque's tactic unable to bring more glory anymore .

[@khgfdzhgtfdr1211]

That team hugely increased Madrid's worldwide fanbase & revenue streams, laying the groundwork for their current & future success. Perez is one of the smartest men in football.