Your current top 10 Premier League managers

[2Smokeyy]

Basing this off last season:

1. Klopp
2. Pep
3. Conte
4. Potter
5. Frank

No ratings to anyone else. Can’t stomach putting that lanky streak of German piss anywhere near my list.

Edit: Forgot about Vieira, he makes it in at 6th.

 

[Gooner416]

Parker
Conte
Arteta
Vieira
Klopp
Pep
Cooper
Potter
Rodgers
Tuchel

You deserve the gulag.

 

[Oxeki]

For me, he had Wolves looking very solid defensively, but more importantly he was able to get a good number of wins and big results last season. Brentford, Brighton, United, Sp**s, Chelsea away games last season was superb management for me, with his style.

His lack of goalscorers will be his undoing imo.

 

[Rex Stone]

You deserve the gulag.

Scotty “too hotty” Parker

 

[Sanchez11]

Parker
Conte
Arteta
Vieira
Klopp
Pep
Cooper
Potter
Rodgers
Tuchel

What a mess mate sorry

 

[2Smokeyy]

Mourinho would be top 3 had he been around.

 

[A_G]

Conte
Klopp
Pep

 

[UpTheGunnerz]

Pep
Klopp
Conte
Potter
Tuchel
Howe
Arteta
Franke
Vieira
Rodgers

 

[2Smokeyy]

Pep
Klopp
Conte
Potter
Tuchel
Howe
Arteta
Franke
Vieira
Rodgers

You a fan of sugar tiddies in Merseyside?

Jheeeeeez you’re freaky.

 

[Juan Matas Beard]

Ten Hag
Steve McClaren
Moyes
Pep
Klopp

Rest are washed.

 

[hydrofluoric acid]

Could have been an interesting thread, but it's just another thread to beat Arteta with, unfortunately.

Based on last season I don't care, maybe I will come back at end of this season. I have a feeling about a few managers impressing this season.

 

[DJ_Markstar]

Could have been an interesting thread, but it's just another thread to beat Arteta with, unfortunately.

Based on last season I don't care, maybe I will come back at end of this season. I have a feeling about a few managers impressing this season.

Fear not

1. Arteta
2-10. No one cares

 

[Riou]

Non biased...

1. Klopp
2. Pep
3. Conte/Tuchel
5. Potter
6. Rodgers
7. Moyes
8. Howe
9. Arteta
10. Vieira

...Conte and Tuchel tied 3rd/4th, can't split them...and I need to see more of ETH in the big boy league, before I put him in.

 

[AbouCuéllar]

1. Pep
2. Klopp

t3. Tuchel, Arteta, Potter, ten Hag
7. Conté

t8. Vieira, Howe, T. Frank

close to top 10: March

Decent managers left out: Hasenhuttl, maybe Forest manager (don't know enough), perhaps Parker?

meh, but done some good work at times: Moyes, Lage, Rodgers (goes in both categories because he's done some decent work at Liverpool and Leicester at times but all in all is ****)

****: Fat Frank, Rodgers

Don't know if **** yet but definitely uninteresting: Gerrard

1. Klopp
1. Pep
3. Conte
4. Tuchel
5. Potter
6. Rodgers
7. Arteta
8. Moyes
9. Howe
10. Vieira

Think it's a bit weird that anyone paying attention to the one on one tactical battles between Rodgers and Arteta, up until this season with similar levels of squad, can put Rodgers over Arteta. Frankly tactically and in everything you can judge a manager on there seems a massive chasm between the two.

 

[Bloodbather]

1. Klopp
2. Pep
3. Tuchel
4. Conte
5. ten Hag
6. Potter
7. Frank
8. Arteta
9. Moyes
10. Howe

Pretty sure about the Top 7, it gets muddy after that. Rodgers could make it also. Don't know enough about Cooper yet.

 

[Trilly]

1. Pep
2. Klopp

t3. Tuchel, Arteta, Potter, ten Hag
7. Conté

t8. Vieira, Howe, T. Frank

close to top 10: March

Decent managers left out: Hasenhuttl, maybe Forest manager (don't know enough), perhaps Parker?

meh, but done some good work at times: Moyes, Lage, Rodgers (goes in both categories because he's done some decent work at Liverpool and Leicester at times but all in all is ****)

****: Fat Frank, Rodgers

Don't know if **** yet but definitely uninteresting: Gerrard

Think it's a bit weird that anyone paying attention to the one on one tactical battles between Rodgers and Arteta, up until this season with similar levels of squad, can put Rodgers over Arteta. Frankly tactically and in everything you can judge a manager on there seems a massive chasm between the two.

I explained my reason for putting Rodgers up there. Think he’s a victim of his success as others have put it.

On a downward trajectory now but he had Leicester really overachieving in the league which isn’t something you can say Mikel has ever done for us.

 

[Andrew Cole Linighan]

1) Pep Guardiola.
2) Jürgen klopp.
3) Antonio Conte.
4) Thomas Tuchel.
5) Mikel Arteta.
6) Eddie Howe.
7) Graham Potter. 
8) Brendan Rogers.
9).Ralph Hassenhutl.
10) David Moyes.

Based on current season, and thinking about last season.

 

[Hunta]

1. Pottah
2. Klopp
3. Pep
4. Conte
5. Teta
6. Vieirah
7. Tezza Hag
8. Lizard man
9. Brentford Guy
10. Howeh

 

[AbouCuéllar]

I explained my reason for putting Rodgers up there. Think he’s a victim of his success as others have put it.

On a downward trajectory now but he had Leicester really overachieving in the league which isn’t something you can say Mikel has ever done for us.

Yeah, I know, and no need to rehash covered ground. You know my arguments already: xG, very observable tactical phenomena, and overrated achievements (ie, finishing 5th with a pretty much 5th level squad, significantly outperforming xG--achievement? As always with these discussions, league environment and competition is quite relevant and not discussed enough, not just team on paper level of competition but tactical / managerial level).

 

[MikelHadADream]

Tier 1: Pep, Klopp
Tier 2: Conte, Tuchel
Tier 3: Ten Hag, Potter, Arteta, Rodgers
Tier 4: Moyes, Howe