Being unbeaten in 9 years at home is seriously consistent and Boss. Considering who Mourinho played against that whole time no one's ever beating that record. Ever
Pep's catalogue is insane when you think about it. You have a fourpeat, winning the league in three different countries, winning a treble in two different countries and/or clubs, setting records for goals/points etc in the PL and then there is just the intangible impact of the amount of managers he has spawned + influence of his playing philosophy around the world.
Pep is the ultimate tactics manager, possibly the second most brilliant mind behind Cruyff, but he had so much help. Imagine being able to inherit one of the greatest La Masia cores, then being able to manage Bayern during their farming streak, and then given the financial backing of a NATION to put your ideas into fruition.
@@rubentrujillo1572 the way that these guys were explaining the decisions zidane had to make for that Madrid machine to work like making that formation change of James to Casemiro playing that 4-3-3 defensive. Pep literally completely changed the whole Barca team on a different level, he sacrificed players like Ronaldinho, a top 10 player oat imo in order for that La masia machine to work, he’s an absolute genius. His biggest thing holding him back imo is the fact that he hasn’t got the best ucl records. He’s fluffed easy games in which he should’ve won, but he still has 3 ucls nonetheless. United have also spent more since pep has been there so the money thing is subjective
@@DanielBlom-y4v Ronaldinho was past his peak and falling hard due to his lifestyle, and we know how Pep felt about strong personalities in his early days. And I do give him credit for the absolute control that tiki taka gave him. And his financial backing at City wasn't just for transfers, it was for the ENTIRE club. They pumped their way to make him the best academy in England in 8 years. We've yet to see him play for a financially weak team like Klopp, Ancelotti, and Mourinho did
That part took me out because I followed him as we both didn't know but he was building up to the greatest punchline out of nowhere... I love these guys just chopping it up about footy man
It is crazy but it’s not a record that you wanted to break from day one. He might’ve been 3 years into the record and an assistant manager or someone else told him “btw you’re 3 years unbeaten at home” do you get it.
josé Mourinho 150 matches (2002-2011) Spanning: Porto, Chelsea, Inter Milan, Real Madrid Miguel Muñoz 121 matches (1957-1965) Club: Real Madrid Carlo Ancelotti 92 matches (2008-2011) Spanning: AC Milan, Chelsea Pep Guardiola 77 matches (2016-2020) Spanning: Manchester City Fabio Capello 73 matches (1991-1996) Spanning: AC Milan, Real Madrid Juande Ramos 57 matches (2005-2008) Spanning: Sevilla Sir Alex Ferguson 36 matches (1998-2000) Club: Manchester United
The fact that Jose's record spans across his time at four different teams really stands out to me especially because that's the achievement that's least about the team and most about the manager himself.
Klopp at Dortmund was unbelievable. He saved the club from ruin, made them champions, defeated Bayern and developed some of the best players of recent years with little money.
But Pep Guardiola will be winning his 13 League title in 16 years as Manager. Meaning he will equal Sir Alex on league, eventho its not EPLs. Mourinho's record is Guinness Record, it's almost Unbreakable.
Pep's also got 12 league titles across 3 different teams. He will pass Sir Alex league titles total in less years. Think its a little unfair to limit it to PL titles only.
If you would have told Liverpool fans in October 2015, that they would reach three cl finals in the next six years, they would have called the police to check your mental health.
From a tactical perspective: Chris Wilder’s Sheffield United in 2019/20. Overlapping centre-backs revolutionised the game as they finished ninth in the Prem following two successive promotions. Who was the right wing-back for Blades those times? The late George Baldock 😢
Something to mention. United 99. English league was the 3rd best league at the time and during then, some people were actually saying Bundesliga due to both Dortmund and Bayern were strong. English league was only recovering from the ban in Europe for 5 years. United carried the flag by themselves until Arsenal came along. Blackburn were terrible. Today's equivalent would be, maybe a French team outside of PSG. United were 7th favourites. Check the 7th favourites currently. United group had the favourites (Barca) and the "super squad" that was labelled at the time in Bayern. Came out there with 10 points unbeaten. Then came along the best league in the world. First R9's Inter and beat them at home and drew away. Next? Regarding as the best team in the world, Juve. Against Zidane, Del Piero, Davids, Inzaghi, Conte etc etc with Ancelotti at the realm. First leg the difference in quality was clear and united rescued a draw late on but were lucky too. Away to the best team in the world and were 2 down by 11 minutes. Game over? Came back in the first half and actually started having the upper hand. Hit the woodwork twice. And eventually the mental strength shone through with the comeback complete with Cole 3rd. Back to final against the super squad and were outplayed but again that mental strength to come back with two 90 minute goals. GREATEST RUN EVER. Imagine a Leverkusen doing that this year. We'd lose our minds. United status has maybe blinded our judgement of how that 99 run is perceived.
I get your point, but that makes it more like an underdog story. That's not what they are discussing, otherwise Leicester would be first place. The achievement itself "Winning the treble" has been done 10 times and even in England now aswell. Also the run wasn't nearly as hard as it looks and people make it seem, there have been much harder ucl runs. That Juventus team came 7th in Serie A that season, until today the worst league finish since 1962. And R9's Inter finished even worse, in 8th place. Both were in absolute shambles and all over the place. Just because they had big names, doesn't mean they were actually playing good or being in good form.
The whole idea behind this argument is rank these achievements by DIFFICULTY not necessarily by greatness. Because if we were talking about true greatness then Jose’s wouldn’t even get a shout for first, and the proof in that is that no one ever talks about it. I forgot about it until this episode in fact, versus where the 3 peat with Zidane is brought up a lot more often due to the sheer greatness of the achievement. But this ranking is by difficulty. And here is my ranking based on that. 1. Jose’s 9 years at home 2. Zidane’s 3 peat 3. Pep’s 4 peat 4. Sir Alex’s 13 prems 5. Ancelotti’s 5 CLs and most wins The way I see that is: If you give each of these 5 managers the same circumstances that the others had, what is the likelihood that they replicate the achievement. The higher the likelihood it is replicated the the less difficult that achievement is. That is what difficulty is in essence, something is difficult because it’s hard to replicate. That why for me the longevity ones are lower. Because for example you give these managers as long as sir Alex did in the prem, or as long as Ancelotti has been coaching in the UCL, the likelihood that they could recreate those achievements is better than the likelihood that one one of them could go 9 years unbeaten at home across 4 leagues. Of course these are GOAT level achievements so none of them are “easy” by any means dont get that twisted. I just see Jose’s 9 years and Zidane’s 3 peat as the least likely to be able to be replicated.
Brian Clough getting Nottingham Forest promoted, and then winning a title and 2 UCLs back to back is a great achievement. Not top 5 compared the accomplishments mentioned. But still insane.
I think the sextuple by pep n barca in 2008-2009 is right up there. They didn't lose any tournament. It's insane n btw I'm a united fan. Also the treble in 99 was way more impressive than if done today.
@@anasbenali4145 Considering the teams and conditions, achieving this is too unlikely, especially since in all cases it was in the coach's first year, with teams that went through periods of low performance when their respective coaches took over, and in the case of Barcelona with a squad renewal, with teams full of top-class players in their Prime Minister's squad, with at least 2 players who could have won the Ballon d'Or, and Bayern's had unique details due to its Covid situation.
Its Zidane's 3-peat by far. The difficulty of winning the champions league is insane and to do that 3 times, I'd bet a million pounds thats never happening again. The others could happen given the right situation but no-one is winning the CL 3 times on the bounce in any situation.
Lol both of the Madrid related achievements are at the bottom of this list. Zidane didn't come close to replicating his CL dominance in his second spell, which proves it was all about Ronaldo and the rest of the players, whilst Ancelotti's is just down to his age and the amount of time he has spent managing teams with the best players in the world. Neither of those two built anything and the fact Madrid have 15 CL's proves it is much more down to the club's dna than who coaches them.
@@VelianFootballbro come on are you telling me those shoddy decisions won them the ucl there have been many achievements with shoddy referee decisions does that make it tainted or less valuable
Based on what actually? Its literally the opposite. It was well documented in spanish media that barca were lucky to avoid real in 2015 final. We beat barca that season 3-1 in the league. Scored more goals and only lost league by 2 pts cuz modric got injured. We would have beaten barca and there would be NO treble. Saying "so sure" is deludional . In zidane's reign barca never did anything to madrid. We were the best team in the world by far
Bob Paisley 6 league titles and four European trophies (3x european cups and a UEFA Cup), in nine years. And one thing that goes under the radarr with Paisley is he left new manager Joe Fagan with a winning team, something Fergie failed to do, because the following season, Liverpool won a treble, league title, European cup and the league cup.
great vid as always! agree w your rankings as well- and yes back to back/in succession achievements seem crazier because of the tiny margin of error and the ability to motivate the same players to win and win and win, while achievements like 13 PLs or 9 years unbeaten at home is insane consistency, adaptability, and constant evolution. i think the absolute best managers of the modern era (Fergie + Pep for me) have both
1. Brian Clough 1977-1980- Guides Nottingham Forest to promotion to PL in 1977, wins the PL in 1978, wins the European Cup in 1979, then goes back to back in the European Cup on 1980. Greatest achievement ever imo. 2. Ranieri wins Leicester the PL after being put 5000-1 to win it. You know how crazy 5000-1 is? Sturm Grazs are only 500-1 to win the UCL. 😂😂
1.) Mourinho 9 years unbeaten at home 2.) Zidane 3 pear Champions League 3.) Pep 4 peat Premier League 4.) Sir Alex 13 Premier Leagues 5.) Ancelotti 5 Champions Leagues
1) Zidane' s 3 - peat ( madrid fan, bit bias but it was crazy, i bet any Madrid fan didn't expect to win 3 in row in 16/17/18 may be until 2018 final,it wasn't a fluke,lucky, don't see any other manager/ team doing it) 2) jose' s 9 year unbeaten (4 different clubs,don't see any other manager / team doing it) 3) Fergie 13 pl titles ( longevity, making 3 - 4 different world class squad, I don't see any other manager doing it) 4) Pep' s 4 peat ( fergie could have achieved it, in other leagues other teams have Done it) 5) anchelotti ( Zidane has a great chance to do if he choose a great team )
13:24 the biggest thing that people hold against Zidane is that "he had great players". All great teams had great players. But great managers make them great teams
5. Pep 4 peat because sir Alex almost did it twice. 4. Don Carlo 5 UCL titles - adaptability, written off multiple times, man management, vibes and that chewing gum. 3. Sir Alex 13 league titles in 20 years - dominance like that belongs to the Scottish league or something like that amazing achievement. 2. Jose - 9 years unbeaten at home - yeah stupidly good achievement but can't be number one because it's not actually an achievement it's a record. 1. Zizou 3 - peat lets face it UCL is the pinnacle of club football winning it even once is a damn good achievement but winning it three times on the trot as a debut manager yeah that's mythical stuff big bro.
I think the best way to decide the best achievement is to see the gap between the 1st and 2nd place finishers of each of those achievements. Jose and SAF have to be top 2
3peat(UCL) is the greatest achievement in football . Neymar's PSG MSN prime years Klopps Liverpool Man City's Centuries Simeones Atleti Mbappe's Monaco Juve's Allegri Bayerns dominant era All failed to end the dominance!
13 prem's is actually mad considering how much adaptation and overcming big managers you need to do. i mean SAF saw off peak mourinh wenger and benitez. and had to constantly change and rebuild teams, in the hardest league in the world
For sure the time period achievements have to be the easiest to replicate only because of the time allowed to complete it. My list also was 1. Zidane / 2. Mourinho / 3. SAF 13 / 4. Pep 4 peat / 5. Ancelotti 5 UCL
what about Emery winning europa league 3 times in a row? because for the last one he had to get exactly 3rd in their UCL group, so there was no margin for error, kind of
The reason Zidane don’t get credit like that is because he hasnt managed anyone else. Why is he not taking other jobs?? Or is he not getting the offers.
You need to judge this as time for time. For example, if Pep is at City for as long as Fergie was at Man U, there’s every chance he breaks that record. But absolutely no manager has anything but a tiny, tiny chance to go nine years unbeaten at home. It is an absolutely ludicrous record.
You’re talking team achievements not managers. Managers achievements are graded by their teams performance stats. ie: Goals Clean sheets, formations, Consecutive Wins, highest points Tallies etc etc. winning three trophies in a row is more of a team accomplishment not managerial achievements.
One determining factor why i give to jose is not just the longevity and having to be perfect, but also because his feat is more of a reflection of HIS greatness as a manager in comparison to the team greatness since it's with different teams and league's
Jose is the most disrespected manager in modern football. I don’t quite get why? Even at the “smaller jobs” at Tottenham and United, he’s still responsible for their best modern era seasons!! 2nd with Utd. Cup final with Spurs!
The 4 peat is greater than your making out. It has never been done is the HISTORY OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL!!!! Huddersfield, Arsenal, Liverpool and Man United x2 had done a 3peat. The 4peat might NEVER be achieved again
I'm probably going to get killed for this but... Pep is the most overrated of all time. Everywhere he's gone he's had superstars on the roster with unlimited budgets and they were all league winners prior to his arrival. Barcas roster was loaded and he had the GOAT.. Bayern full of superstars and couldn't win Champions League.. Man City loaded roster and unlimited money and didn't want to play a DM in a final and should have lost the other but Lukaku ruined it. He's never had to lead a team from mid table. Plus he is one of the reasons the sport has lost its flair and maverick players. Everyone has forgotten all the talk of how he couldnt win big games with City because they continually collapsed in the champions league year after year..
Considering that many of the players from that Barcelona team achieved legendary status thanks to Guardiola, that that team plus Deco, Ronaldinho and a few others went without trophies last season, that Guardiola won the Sextet in his first season, that most of the City players are players who were not so well-known before City itself, I think that we simply have an image that is too much taken from the story rather than from what actually happens.
Being unbeaten in 9 years at home is seriously consistent and Boss.
Considering who Mourinho played against that whole time no one's ever beating that record. Ever
I remember this record ended when Madrid dedicated a game to R9 & we lost lol
Number 1: Ten Hag winning against City in the Fa cup final. Give him a life time contract and a statue, from an Arsenal fan
As a Liverpool fan, I second that. All we both care about is their success 😂
No one cares ur an Assnal fan. Ur club hasn’t won a PL in 20+ years and 0 UCL.
Let’s write letters to ineos (I still can’t believe those letters came from Utd fans)
Facts facts 👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿🫡Ten Hag in
I agree with you as a Chelsea fan
Petition to get this pod on Spotify
For sure, they’ll get so much more views
& Apple Podcasts
Yes pls
Pep's catalogue is insane when you think about it. You have a fourpeat, winning the league in three different countries, winning a treble in two different countries and/or clubs, setting records for goals/points etc in the PL and then there is just the intangible impact of the amount of managers he has spawned + influence of his playing philosophy around the world.
He’s the greatest of all time. I realised that when he was at Barca already.
He's literally the Greatest of all Time
Pep is the ultimate tactics manager, possibly the second most brilliant mind behind Cruyff, but he had so much help. Imagine being able to inherit one of the greatest La Masia cores, then being able to manage Bayern during their farming streak, and then given the financial backing of a NATION to put your ideas into fruition.
@@rubentrujillo1572 the way that these guys were explaining the decisions zidane had to make for that Madrid machine to work like making that formation change of James to Casemiro playing that 4-3-3 defensive. Pep literally completely changed the whole Barca team on a different level, he sacrificed players like Ronaldinho, a top 10 player oat imo in order for that La masia machine to work, he’s an absolute genius. His biggest thing holding him back imo is the fact that he hasn’t got the best ucl records. He’s fluffed easy games in which he should’ve won, but he still has 3 ucls nonetheless. United have also spent more since pep has been there so the money thing is subjective
@@DanielBlom-y4v Ronaldinho was past his peak and falling hard due to his lifestyle, and we know how Pep felt about strong personalities in his early days. And I do give him credit for the absolute control that tiki taka gave him. And his financial backing at City wasn't just for transfers, it was for the ENTIRE club. They pumped their way to make him the best academy in England in 8 years. We've yet to see him play for a financially weak team like Klopp, Ancelotti, and Mourinho did
"His ra's al ghul" 😂😂😂 this podcast is one of the highlights of my week
That part took me out because I followed him as we both didn't know but he was building up to the greatest punchline out of nowhere... I love these guys just chopping it up about footy man
Jose by far. 9 years undefeated at home is actually SOOOOOO fucked up its actually unfathomable
It is crazy but it’s not a record that you wanted to break from day one. He might’ve been 3 years into the record and an assistant manager or someone else told him “btw you’re 3 years unbeaten at home” do you get it.
Overrated. Played in mid leagues against mid teams for most of that period, especially Porto, Inter and Madrid.
@@theking-jn8esso he didn’t even know? That makes it even better
@@Al-ji4gdpremier league is the most competitive league dumbass
josé Mourinho
150 matches (2002-2011)
Spanning: Porto, Chelsea, Inter Milan, Real Madrid
Miguel Muñoz
121 matches (1957-1965)
Club: Real Madrid
Carlo Ancelotti
92 matches (2008-2011)
Spanning: AC Milan, Chelsea
Pep Guardiola
77 matches (2016-2020)
Spanning: Manchester City
Fabio Capello
73 matches (1991-1996)
Spanning: AC Milan, Real Madrid
Juande Ramos
57 matches (2005-2008)
Spanning: Sevilla
Sir Alex Ferguson
36 matches (1998-2000)
Club: Manchester United
Jose being Ra’s Al Ghul is th funniest analogy 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No wonder he’s the villain, and funnily enough the only one to defeat him is himself
The fact that Jose's record spans across his time at four different teams really stands out to me especially because that's the achievement that's least about the team and most about the manager himself.
Here to watch the mastermind champ and lyes ❤
LOOOOOOOOL snm
That Jose segment with Batman was hilarious 😭😭
Klopp at Dortmund was unbelievable. He saved the club from ruin, made them champions, defeated Bayern and developed some of the best players of recent years with little money.
But Pep Guardiola will be winning his 13 League title in 16 years as Manager.
Meaning he will equal Sir Alex on league, eventho its not EPLs. Mourinho's record is Guinness Record, it's almost Unbreakable.
When you think about it , peps done a three peat in 3 different leagues with Barca, Bayern and Man City
The greatest manager that has ever lived. No doubts about it.
What three peat with a UCL did he accomplish @ Bayern?
Pep's also got 12 league titles across 3 different teams. He will pass Sir Alex league titles total in less years. Think its a little unfair to limit it to PL titles only.
If you would have told Liverpool fans in October 2015, that they would reach three cl finals in the next six years, they would have called the police to check your mental health.
From a tactical perspective: Chris Wilder’s Sheffield United in 2019/20. Overlapping centre-backs revolutionised the game as they finished ninth in the Prem following two successive promotions. Who was the right wing-back for Blades those times? The late George Baldock 😢
Something to mention. United 99. English league was the 3rd best league at the time and during then, some people were actually saying Bundesliga due to both Dortmund and Bayern were strong. English league was only recovering from the ban in Europe for 5 years. United carried the flag by themselves until Arsenal came along. Blackburn were terrible. Today's equivalent would be, maybe a French team outside of PSG. United were 7th favourites. Check the 7th favourites currently. United group had the favourites (Barca) and the "super squad" that was labelled at the time in Bayern. Came out there with 10 points unbeaten. Then came along the best league in the world. First R9's Inter and beat them at home and drew away. Next? Regarding as the best team in the world, Juve. Against Zidane, Del Piero, Davids, Inzaghi, Conte etc etc with Ancelotti at the realm. First leg the difference in quality was clear and united rescued a draw late on but were lucky too. Away to the best team in the world and were 2 down by 11 minutes. Game over? Came back in the first half and actually started having the upper hand. Hit the woodwork twice. And eventually the mental strength shone through with the comeback complete with Cole 3rd. Back to final against the super squad and were outplayed but again that mental strength to come back with two 90 minute goals. GREATEST RUN EVER. Imagine a Leverkusen doing that this year. We'd lose our minds. United status has maybe blinded our judgement of how that 99 run is perceived.
I get your point, but that makes it more like an underdog story.
That's not what they are discussing, otherwise Leicester would be first place.
The achievement itself "Winning the treble" has been done 10 times and even in England now aswell.
Also the run wasn't nearly as hard as it looks and people make it seem, there have been much harder ucl runs.
That Juventus team came 7th in Serie A that season, until today the worst league finish since 1962.
And R9's Inter finished even worse, in 8th place. Both were in absolute shambles and all over the place.
Just because they had big names, doesn't mean they were actually playing good or being in good form.
@@Jordy4610 yea good point. Just wanted to point out that single season was an unbelievable achievement.
9:55 well yes in the Premier League era. But in 1982-84 Liverpool did a 3 peat of titles as well with a treble in 84.
Honorary president of Nigeria 😭😭 29:34
We need these episodes on Spotify. Always good to have just audio option.
The whole idea behind this argument is rank these achievements by DIFFICULTY not necessarily by greatness. Because if we were talking about true greatness then Jose’s wouldn’t even get a shout for first, and the proof in that is that no one ever talks about it. I forgot about it until this episode in fact, versus where the 3 peat with Zidane is brought up a lot more often due to the sheer greatness of the achievement.
But this ranking is by difficulty. And here is my ranking based on that.
1. Jose’s 9 years at home
2. Zidane’s 3 peat
3. Pep’s 4 peat
4. Sir Alex’s 13 prems
5. Ancelotti’s 5 CLs and most wins
The way I see that is: If you give each of these 5 managers the same circumstances that the others had, what is the likelihood that they replicate the achievement. The higher the likelihood it is replicated the the less difficult that achievement is. That is what difficulty is in essence, something is difficult because it’s hard to replicate.
That why for me the longevity ones are lower. Because for example you give these managers as long as sir Alex did in the prem, or as long as Ancelotti has been coaching in the UCL, the likelihood that they could recreate those achievements is better than the likelihood that one one of them could go 9 years unbeaten at home across 4 leagues. Of course these are GOAT level achievements so none of them are “easy” by any means dont get that twisted. I just see Jose’s 9 years and Zidane’s 3 peat as the least likely to be able to be replicated.
Claudio Ranieri winning the league with Leicester gotta be up there ngl even if it could be considered a bit flukey and just a one time thing
Brian Clough getting Nottingham Forest promoted, and then winning a title and 2 UCLs back to back is a great achievement. Not top 5 compared the accomplishments mentioned. But still insane.
Agreed with Lyes’ list and Cams hosting was very good 🤝
Pep winning the league 80% of the time….since he became a manager .is his greatest achievement
Wow this was a banger episode 🔥
Loved this episode bros
I think the sextuple by pep n barca in 2008-2009 is right up there. They didn't lose any tournament. It's insane n btw I'm a united fan. Also the treble in 99 was way more impressive than if done today.
That's was done by Bayern as well so it makes it a little bit more likely to happen again.
@@anasbenali4145 Considering the teams and conditions, achieving this is too unlikely, especially since in all cases it was in the coach's first year, with teams that went through periods of low performance when their respective coaches took over, and in the case of Barcelona with a squad renewal, with teams full of top-class players in their Prime Minister's squad, with at least 2 players who could have won the Ballon d'Or, and Bayern's had unique details due to its Covid situation.
Its Zidane's 3-peat by far. The difficulty of winning the champions league is insane and to do that 3 times, I'd bet a million pounds thats never happening again. The others could happen given the right situation but no-one is winning the CL 3 times on the bounce in any situation.
All them shoddy refereeing decisions that Madrid got in that 3peat taints the actual achievement.
Nah you can't tell me there is another manager who can go 9yrs unbeaten at home
Lol both of the Madrid related achievements are at the bottom of this list. Zidane didn't come close to replicating his CL dominance in his second spell, which proves it was all about Ronaldo and the rest of the players, whilst Ancelotti's is just down to his age and the amount of time he has spent managing teams with the best players in the world.
Neither of those two built anything and the fact Madrid have 15 CL's proves it is much more down to the club's dna than who coaches them.
@@VelianFootballbro come on are you telling me those shoddy decisions won them the ucl there have been many achievements with shoddy referee decisions does that make it tainted or less valuable
@@kwamesaforoboateng7615Perhaps because it happened in all of them and at very key moments for them to win those Champions Leagues.
Cams as a host was great, also amazing ep always love ur ideas very creative
The Madrid 3 peat is probably the best but I’m so sure if they faced Barca even once they would not have won 3 in a row
Based on what actually? Its literally the opposite. It was well documented in spanish media that barca were lucky to avoid real in 2015 final. We beat barca that season 3-1 in the league. Scored more goals and only lost league by 2 pts cuz modric got injured. We would have beaten barca and there would be NO treble.
Saying "so sure" is deludional . In zidane's reign barca never did anything to madrid. We were the best team in the world by far
Madrid beat Barcelona in 14/15, 15/16 and 17/18, If Madrid and Barca would have met in the final in 14/15 or 15/16 Im sure Madrid would have won.
@@uvongcukana5440 milan won 3peat
Milan won 3peat
@@RangeshMutama-p9dthey didnt. 3 finals in a row , lost 2. Just accept it our achievement was the greatest in last 30 years of football.
Bob Paisley 6 league titles and four European trophies (3x european cups and a UEFA Cup), in nine years. And one thing that goes under the radarr with Paisley is he left new manager Joe Fagan with a winning team, something Fergie failed to do, because the following season, Liverpool won a treble, league title, European cup and the league cup.
great vid as always! agree w your rankings as well- and yes back to back/in succession achievements seem crazier because of the tiny margin of error and the ability to motivate the same players to win and win and win, while achievements like 13 PLs or 9 years unbeaten at home is insane consistency, adaptability, and constant evolution. i think the absolute best managers of the modern era (Fergie + Pep for me) have both
1. Brian Clough 1977-1980- Guides Nottingham Forest to promotion to PL in 1977, wins the PL in 1978, wins the European Cup in 1979, then goes back to back in the European Cup on 1980. Greatest achievement ever imo.
2. Ranieri wins Leicester the PL after being put 5000-1 to win it. You know how crazy 5000-1 is? Sturm Grazs are only 500-1 to win the UCL. 😂😂
This is the type of content i ❤️
1.) Mourinho 9 years unbeaten at home
2.) Zidane 3 pear Champions League
3.) Pep 4 peat Premier League
4.) Sir Alex 13 Premier Leagues
5.) Ancelotti 5 Champions Leagues
1) Zidane' s 3 - peat
( madrid fan, bit bias but it was crazy, i bet any Madrid fan didn't expect to win 3 in row in 16/17/18 may be until 2018 final,it wasn't a fluke,lucky, don't see any other manager/ team doing it)
2) jose' s 9 year unbeaten
(4 different clubs,don't see any other manager / team doing it)
3) Fergie 13 pl titles
( longevity, making 3 - 4 different world class squad, I don't see any other manager doing it)
4) Pep' s 4 peat ( fergie could have achieved it, in other leagues other teams have Done it)
5) anchelotti ( Zidane has a great chance to do if he choose a great team )
13:24 the biggest thing that people hold against Zidane is that "he had great players". All great teams had great players. But great managers make them great teams
5. Pep 4 peat because sir Alex almost did it twice.
4. Don Carlo 5 UCL titles - adaptability, written off multiple times, man management, vibes and that chewing gum.
3. Sir Alex 13 league titles in 20 years - dominance like that belongs to the Scottish league or something like that amazing achievement.
2. Jose - 9 years unbeaten at home - yeah stupidly good achievement but can't be number one because it's not actually an achievement it's a record.
1. Zizou 3 - peat lets face it UCL is the pinnacle of club football winning it even once is a damn good achievement but winning it three times on the trot as a debut manager yeah that's mythical stuff big bro.
I think the best way to decide the best achievement is to see the gap between the 1st and 2nd place finishers of each of those achievements.
Jose and SAF have to be top 2
3peat(UCL) is the greatest achievement in football .
Neymar's PSG
MSN prime years
Klopps Liverpool
Man City's Centuries
Simeones Atleti
Mbappe's Monaco
Juve's Allegri
Bayerns dominant era
All failed to end the dominance!
Cams doing the intro on lyes his channel is like a conciliation of the sds mastermind final
jose 9 years at 1. Its the only one truly impossible to break
Nice work lads. Another vid idea
Best manager rebuild , judge on impact, roster rotation, how fast they transformed, how long they were at the top
Kano Pilars went 10 years without losing a game at home in the Nigerian league
Yeah, the Nigerian league bro.. Not quite the same as the prem, serie a, la liga and primeria liga
13 prem's is actually mad considering how much adaptation and overcming big managers you need to do. i mean SAF saw off peak mourinh wenger and benitez. and had to constantly change and rebuild teams, in the hardest league in the world
We need this on Podcast guys, it can boom for us commuters.
For sure the time period achievements have to be the easiest to replicate only because of the time allowed to complete it. My list also was 1. Zidane / 2. Mourinho / 3. SAF 13 / 4. Pep 4 peat / 5. Ancelotti 5 UCL
what about Emery winning europa league 3 times in a row? because for the last one he had to get exactly 3rd in their UCL group, so there was no margin for error, kind of
600 views in 20 minutes? You lot are so underrated
Jose being Ra's Al Ghul agul is hilarious!
3 peat for me is more like a madrid type of thing than the manager itself
9 years unbeaten is crazier
Shout out the naij 🇳🇬
Cams didn’t lie you know 😂😂😂
Pep is Don Corleone 🐐
ancelotti also has won league titles in 5 different leagues
I think they got side tracked at the end. 9 years unbeaten at home has to be the hardest.
Pep having 2 trebles with different teams would have been better to include than the 4 peat prem
Great list
3 champs, alex ferguson 13, jose, ancelotti,pep
Pep Guardiola's sextuple should rank above fourpeat imho, assuming each manager has only one entry
The sextuple has been done, so it’s stupid to put it up there, that’s like putting in a treble.
Jose is the hardest pause
Just saying that carlo was one humiliating 4-0 loss away from winning a ucl three peat 😮
The reason Zidane don’t get credit like that is because he hasnt managed anyone else.
Why is he not taking other jobs??
Or is he not getting the offers.
Why did you guys focus on the managers rather than the teams
You need to judge this as time for time.
For example, if Pep is at City for as long as Fergie was at Man U, there’s every chance he breaks that record.
But absolutely no manager has anything but a tiny, tiny chance to go nine years unbeaten at home. It is an absolutely ludicrous record.
Do a video of the 5 greatest comebacks in football
Sir Alex treble is up there!
You’re talking team achievements not managers. Managers achievements are graded by their teams performance stats. ie: Goals Clean sheets, formations, Consecutive Wins, highest points Tallies etc etc. winning three trophies in a row is more of a team accomplishment not managerial achievements.
lyes with the burger king drip
Man kids will never understand why jose has the streets
No will ever have the charisma and aura of Jose Mourinho
3-peat CL
9 years unbeaten
fergie 13 PLs
Carlo 5 CL wins
Pep 4-peat PL
Why do Cams and Lyes remind of Tariq and Brayden from Power
Mourinho's record is the only 1 that won't be beaten imo.
Loool i really think that’s not peps greatest achievement imo 12 league titles in 15 years of management is way more impressive
Playing devils advocate, should Arsenes invincible season be on this list? Talking about feats that may never be replicated, I’d have it on the list
Leverkusen did it last year?
@@johannjuarez1393 imo Arsenes in the Prem was more impressive. If Leverkusen won the Europa I’d give it to them
Jose segment😂😂😂
not ten hag with his carabao or fa cup ???
One determining factor why i give to jose is not just the longevity and having to be perfect, but also because his feat is more of a reflection of HIS greatness as a manager in comparison to the team greatness since it's with different teams and league's
Cams looking extra Nigerian here
Pep has how many league titles?
His 4 peat is more impressive than 13 league titles in 26 years
Pep stays that long he wins 18.
Not his fan but Jose ❤ 💥⭐
Zidane's 3 peat is 1st and it's not even close.
Manu 3 peat will always be valued more than man city's
DON…. CARLO👑
1. Zidane
2. Sir Alex
3. Jöse
4. Pep
5. Don Carlo
@lyea i think real madrid can manage by any manager..
Aberdeen.... Training at seaside and car park to beat Celtic and Rangers then Bayern and Madrid? Lol yea unmatched.
Jose does not need to check into Nigeria!
Jose is the most disrespected manager in modern football. I don’t quite get why?
Even at the “smaller jobs” at Tottenham and United, he’s still responsible for their best modern era seasons!! 2nd with Utd. Cup final with Spurs!
Hell no modern ers United won pl and Spurs got to cl with poc and nearly won the League twice
But sir Alex isn’t disrespected as “fallen off” - his achievements are super impressive tho, but we recognise it
@@joggle0 nigga i was talking about Jose not Ferrgi. And u didn't respond to the comment
first sike i don’t care sike i do someone love me
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ra's al ghul😂
Jose the most overrated manager ever, ngl.
The 4 peat is greater than your making out. It has never been done is the HISTORY OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL!!!! Huddersfield, Arsenal, Liverpool and Man United x2 had done a 3peat. The 4peat might NEVER be achieved again
Lyes do me a favour bro and change the intro that’s just not it make me want to click off the video but the content is good
Nobody 4 peating again
Its never happened in English football.
Only team that can do it is City if Pep stays forever.
I'm probably going to get killed for this but... Pep is the most overrated of all time. Everywhere he's gone he's had superstars on the roster with unlimited budgets and they were all league winners prior to his arrival. Barcas roster was loaded and he had the GOAT.. Bayern full of superstars and couldn't win Champions League.. Man City loaded roster and unlimited money and didn't want to play a DM in a final and should have lost the other but Lukaku ruined it. He's never had to lead a team from mid table. Plus he is one of the reasons the sport has lost its flair and maverick players. Everyone has forgotten all the talk of how he couldnt win big games with City because they continually collapsed in the champions league year after year..
Considering that many of the players from that Barcelona team achieved legendary status thanks to Guardiola, that that team plus Deco, Ronaldinho and a few others went without trophies last season, that Guardiola won the Sextet in his first season, that most of the City players are players who were not so well-known before City itself, I think that we simply have an image that is too much taken from the story rather than from what actually happens.
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4PEAT PL >>>>>>>>>