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Premier League.I would say
1st Klopp
2nd Ancelotti
3rd Guardiola
4th Mourinho
That's just my opinion... What's yours
Premier League.How good they are currently, at their peak or at their peak in the premiership?
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Premier League.I would say
1st Klopp
2nd Ancelotti
3rd Guardiola
4th Mourinho
That's just my opinion... What's yours
Premier League.How good they are currently, at their peak or at their peak in the premiership?
He doesn't have a hobble, you fuckwit.ancelotti the dumpy hobbling fuckwit
you dumpy hobbling fuckwittttttttttttttt.... fighty me asapHe doesn't have a hobble, you fuckwit.
You've not watched STID, have you?
Plank = thick as two short ones.
Or he's trying to prove a point with regards to what's available to him.I wish my definition of "poor" was winning the Premier League, Europa League and two League Cups (his "poor" spells at Chelsea/Man United).
He was actually good at both imo, but the way he left clouds peoples assessment of him.
Felt a bit sorry for him at Chelsea too, never seen a team down tools like that, absolutely extraordinary stuff. He probably brought it on himself, but still there is a base level of professionalism and the players were disgraceful.
Shown very little at Spurs mind. They are really bad imo, but he hasn't been able to organise their defence which surprises me. Anyone who plays Eric Dier in a back four at that level has questionable judgement - no way the old Jose would ever have countenanced that. Seems to have lost his egde a bit, almost like in trying to play Mr. Nice Guy, a spark has gone out.
My ranking, atm, is: Klopp-Guardiola-Ancellotti-Mourinho.
But over their career, I'd say: Mourinho-Klopp-Guardiola-Ancellotti.
Maybe harsh on Carlo, but every top manager says leagues are the real barometer, not Europe. So on that basis - he falls short.
Klopp has built that Liverpool team pretty much from scratch - only Mourinho at Porto can really say likewise. Deserves respect, but this board hates him.
Or he's trying to prove a point with regards to what's available to him.
I do wonder about the nice guy thing though. I think he's dropped a bollock gannin' there though. Wrong club.
He speaks very highly of youancelotti the dumpy hobbling fuckwit
1) Guardiola
2) Ancelotti
3) Klopp
4) Mourinho
Guardiola comfortably the best. Football is basically a different sport than it was 15 years ago because of him.
Ancelotti has had success over a long period, 3 time champions league winner, title winner in 4 countries. Very adaptable and likeable.
Klopp will go above Carlo if he has a dynasty at Liverpool that results in abother 2-3 trophies. Loveable runners up isn't quite enough, as enjoyable as his Dortmund teams were.
Mourinho was excellent in a 7 year window before Pep. Being overlooked for the Barcelona job ended him. He's spent the rest of his career managing more negatively than he ever used to purely put of spite. It hasn't worked well for him.