7 Greatest Premier League Managers of All Time
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- From current Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp to Manchester United icon Sir Alex Ferguson, HITC Sevens takes a look at some of the greatest managers and coaches of the Premier League era.
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Irish Guy’s list:
1. Mourinho
2. Mourinho
3. Mourinho
4. Mourinho
5. Mourinho
6. Mourinho
7. Mourinho
273738. Graham Potter
At least Irish guy is blue collar like most of his views and not pretentious and pseudointellectual.
@@mudassirawad5533 Why should that matter? Football is for everyone you jabroni.
@@mudassirawad5533 If you don't like his views, why watch?
@@archstanton6102 I unsubbed from his channel a long time ago, this video popped up on my feed for some reason.
@@mudassirawad5533 🤓
Alex Fergusson for his ability to build teams time and time again and for his longevity makes him the greatest manager in my book.
The greatest man-manager of-all time. I remember his lecture series at Harvard Business School where he shed some light on his management, the overarching principle was trust the people around you and they’ll trust you. EXCELLENT man-management.
he never build a completly new winning team giggs and scholes were there for all his winning years
In his 20 sum years he only managed to win 2 champions leagues
@@zirbto5749 bruh they were in the academy and team which he moulded to play his way dumbass🤣🤣
@@jasonalvarez6441 Only 3 ppl have ever won more CL than he did
Prediction:
1. Frank De Boer
2. Bob Bradley
Forgot Steve Kean
Ryan Mason
Freddie ljunberg
Ben Mee
Joe Kinnear
Nice to see Wenger get the respect he deserves, despite some others trying to minimalize his impact and achievements.
Its subjective but I think the list is fair.
He masterminded 'The Invincibles', no other manager has managed that feat in Premier League history.
@@gentleken7864 probably 5th best premier league season ever. nowhere near first
@@JonasRodgers imagine winning the premier league as invincibles with the 5th best pl team, even more impressive
@@JonasRodgers you comment just makes the invincible team even more legendary. Thanks ☺️
@@goingtobed_irl chelsea 04/05, man utd 2007/08, man city 2017/18, liverpool 2019/20. all undoubtedly better
I'm a Liverpool fan of 20+ years who hates what Sir Alex did for United, but goddamn he was undoubtedly the greatest manager in PL history, maybe even in the history of European football.
Brilliant prank in first place Alfie, really thought you were picking Ferguson over Tim Sherwood for a second! Finally giving Big Tim the respect he truly deserves!
It's good to see Wenger get the respect he deserves from one of the few football youtubers who can conceptualize the impact a manager has on a sport beyond the last 12 months of their tenure
even without titles, Arsenal was almost always in the title chase with a fairly mediocre team (until Ozil and Alexis signed). And with these two, they started doing pretty good again for a while until Alexis left.
TBH there wasn't a single 'bad' season under AW. some of those bad seasons were bad when compared to his own achievements that's all (victim of his own success)
@@Nvd1987 yeah any other manager in wengers position would have been in the mid table at best.
Just look at united, players worlds better than Wenger had at arsenal for his last few years and they are a shambles.
More CL winners medals in that club than almost any other at the moment and they are struggling to see Europe. Wenger truly was a once in a lifetime coach
@@tylerlewis2766 yeah man i totally love the guy. he's a special human being (same as Klopp or Guardiola today) there's a reason even FIFA listens to him.
i think Kevin Keegan deserves a shout, got Newcastle promoted to the prem and then finished second back to back in 95 and 96
I knew even before the vieo began that Fergie, Pep, Wenger and Mourinho are definitely top 4
Everyone did bud.
SAF
Mourinho
Klopp
Pep/Wenger
@@TheInvincibleH klopp has only won one league
That comment about Mexico going out in the Last 16 was brilliant and I'm still hurting from it.
not a united fan but mad respect for SAF, I mean he won the PL with Phil jones, chris smalling , welbeck, cleverly just insane.
Stop acting as if they were starters.
@@donandres10
Carrick was the only midfielder that played more games than Cleverly that season.
Meanwhile Welbeck, Phil Jones and Chris Smalling all started more than 10 games.
We are talking about more appearances than Ake, Laporte, Kevin De Bruyne, Bernando Silva last year for City. Now Imagine replacing those 4 players with Phil Jones, Chris Smalling, Cleverly and Welbeck.
Phil Jones the best ever man U player?
@@WERTYUIO821 i know hes a joke now but jones was actually a really really good player,especially that title winning season,smalling cleverly are respectable players too
He BOUGHT Jones AND Smalling for a fortune!!
My personal top 7...
1) Steve Kean
2) Felix Magath
3) Paul Jewell
4) Frank De Boer
5) John Carver
6) Alan Shearer
7) Tony Adams
Paul Jewell was great at Wigan, but awful at Derby
Joe Kinnear
Where’s Paul Ince?
John Carver robbed, forgot about Terry Connor too
@@twothousandandtwo9248 I don't blame Jewell at all for the Derby fiasco. He had a decent record overall
Prediction:
1- Sir Alex
2- Wenger
Pep 2nd my opinion
@SeanL94 No but the centurions are better than the invincibles
@@jonathanisyeah Henry is better than that entire city team combined
@SeanL94 you mean the invincibles that needed to cheat against Pompey?
@@baybay4906
So is Bergkamp.
The Seven Greatest Premier League Owners/Chairmen would be interesting
Yeah, the glazers is number 1🤣
@@yamoyum you forgot kroncki
1. Florentino Parez he might be hated but his success speaks for it self.
@@mudassirawad5533 forgot he’s in the prem 🤦♂️
@@mudassirawad5533 it really doesn't Real Madrid where the most successful team of all time before Perez
Prediction
1- Ben Mee
2- Ole
both of those r better than you btw so the joke is on you.
My top 5 PL managers of all time:
1) Alex Ferguson
2) Pep Guardiola
3) José Mourinho
4) Arséne Wenger
5) Jürgen Klopp
Lol...pep won three domestic league and u put him in 2 second but Mourinho won more both domestic and Europe combine
@@balajiraju4157 GUARDIOLA is always better than Jose mourinho. You need to construe the difference between coaching football team and coaching a rugby team
In light of the UCL 2022 Final, consider making two videos on the all-time XIs of Real Madrid and Liverpool, who are also two of the finest football clubs in Europe
Who’s your all time Liverpool 11?
Clemence in goal I assume?
@@philthornton1382 him or alisson
winning the league with Mcguire as a CB:) its like hitting the moon from a slingshot
I'm grateful that you put in Harry redknapp at the end 🙏🏼👍🏼
brilliant analysis
Love the México references/digs. Keep it up Alfie!
7 footballers who proved everyone wrong
Who did you have in mind?
@@felixbache5369 can probably say Mitrovic now
Best vid in ages!
Day 257: Indonesia XI If All Eligible Players Had Declared For Them.
Keep dreaming bocah
Great to see the Steve Kean reference at the start, especially considering hes been round to my house on a few occasions!
This is a really solid list icl
Harry Redknapp for sheer longevity in the premier league should be in top 7 instead of Moyes or Ranieri , his West Ham, Portsmouth and Spurs sides were great entertainers .
LOL 17:35 Alfie definitely has something against Mexico this is the 3rd straight video where he mentions this 😂
Did a Mexican score to relegate hull or what ?
Well deserved indeed,good friends!!!:-D
Just to remind everyone alfie has now caught up with HITC football for subscribers
People forget that Man United finished second in 1988, and as Alfie says the 2 years after finishing 11th and 13th would have definitely led to his dismissal today (and was very very close back then).
Roy Hodgson will forever be a legend for me as a fulham supporter.
Is Mitro a Fulham legend by now?
@@AP-ec8os I think he was pretty much that already but after this season he is an icon of the club for sure.
Next year we get to see a prime mitro in the top league in the world so fingers crossed 🤞
7 worst PL managers would be a less predictable and more interesting.
Bonus video ideas please, Alfie 🙏🙏🙏
7 Greatest Premier League Super-sub Players
Ranieri was actually very good at Chelsea, not merely decent. While Mourinho was great and right away, what he did was continue trajectory of the club under Ranieri. He, as much as Mourinho, guided Chelsea from the Dennis Wise "win with grit" era into the Lampard/Terry "win with quality AND grit" era. Fun fact: it was, fittingly, a Chelsea result that sealed the deal for Leicester. That made me feel good at the time, and in hindsight.
Yes sirrrrrr (Also have you considered doing a What On Earth Is Going On for Man Utd??)
I don’t get how Dyche wasn’t in Seventh Place, especially considering the budget he had.
Because at the end of the day he didn’t win anything
@@elliotstone2764 it’s a different kind of success not to go down with a Burnley side with such little spending.
@@SilliusSodus don’t think that warrants top 7 greatest prem manager
The Tim prank was EPIC!
Amazing vídeo as always, HITC Sevens is the greatest football channel of all time. Day 5 asking for a video about Democracia Corinthiana.
bang on the money with the ricky gervais comment, glad someone said it haha
Klopp has to be here
I’ll never forget Roy hodgsons Blackburn side of 1997
I'd have to say Klopp. LFC had only won 18 titles and 5 champions league before he arrived. For him to come in and win the league after only spending 9 billion reminds me of when Maradona took Napoli from relegation candidates to champions.
Nigel Pearson and Graham Potter are underrated.
I hear the Irish Guy calling you a football hipster
Good one Alfie
Alfie, thanks for consistently mentioning how LFC don’t quite get enough credit for what they’ve been able to do RE: pushing City. I wholeheartedly agree. It’s been nothing short of remarkable. Whenever I hear you say it I’m like “See? Billy Idol gets it!”
I genuinely burst out laughing at Tim Sherwood
i often write my own ranked '7' before pressing play, just to compare to Alfie (its alwaysss similar)
Can tell this will be a banger
Great video but feel that Big Sam is unfortunate to miss out
Well done Alfie!!
The jump from 6th to 5th is a massive one.
4th? Respect man
Mark Hughes, Sam Allardyce, Allan Pardew, Steve Bruce, Tony Pulis, Steve McLaren and Slaven Bilic
Surely it's:
1. Bob Bradley
2. Jesse Marsh
3. David Wagner
I hate how we always ignore the 100 years before the Premier League
A kid told me Messi was better than Maradona last week. I sent him to Argentina to spread the news - his funeral is tomorrow.
That Tim Sherwood joke, although predictable
haha it was brilliant. I actually saw your comment before the joke on the video and I still cried with laughter.
You should make a "Seven greatest "seven greatest list on hitc sevens""
We already know who’s taking top spot
Klopp
Fergie
Mou
@@auranewaters9574 you’re joking right one Premier League compare to 13
1 & 2 were always clear.
17:34 that one HURT 😂
alfie a tip from my end - please add chapters to your video
personally I'm finding hitc sevens video a tad monotonous and adding chapters would be helpful as sometimes i want to watch specific sections of a list
7 league defining moments in the PL.. i know it sounds a bit abstract but I know you can handle it with ease in a 7-minute intro
Oh boy, I haven't watched yet and I 100% have 0 clue who the top 2 are gonna be🤯 time for a surprise!
would love to see a "worst premier league managers" list as an inverse to this
Already mentioned Tony Adams, Steve Kean and Bob Bradley at the start. I'd probably add Jan Siewert, Paul Ince, Chris Hutchings and John Carver
Can you do seven greatest owners as part of the series?
Number one: Delia Smith.
"Let's be having you"
1. Kepa Arrizabalaga
2. Kepa Arrizabalaga
3. Kepa Arrizabalaga
4. Kepa Arrizabalaga
5. Kepa Arrizabalaga
6. Kepa Arrizabalaga
7. Kepa Arrizabalaga
Kenny dalglish if it's were a top 10.
Eh, i take it
Day 447: Ways to fix VAR with your suggestions
Sir Alex the Goat
My own top 7
Redknapp,Ranieri,Klopp,Pep,Mou,Wenger,SAF
@7:00 "Moyes probably the greatest mid table manager of the EPL era..." 😆 what an accolade...
Still waiting for a video about either the A-League or FC Luch Vladivostok.
Klopp over Pep
Can you do a starting XI of players that support Brexit?
Sir Alex Fegurson is one of the greatest Manager in the World probably alongside Pep, Jupp Hyenckes, Carlo Ancelotti, Luis Enrique, Zinedine Zidane, Johan Cryuff, LVG, Fabio Capello, Del Bosque , Cesare Maldini, Sclorai and Franz Beckenbauer
Those are too many
Luis Enrique? 🤔, not sure about that
@@jean-paulwalters8855 76% win rate with Barca, Treble, 2 La Liga, 2 Copa and reinvented the whole Span National Team taking them to a UNL runners up.
@@ankurbagai1056 he's good, but he did take over a world class Barca team in 2015, with 1 of, if not the best front 3 in his history, he's a quality manager, but I don't know if he's up there in that category, some people say Pep only won it because Xavi, Iniesta, Messi, well he had MSN
It has to be between Wenger and Sir Alex. Although I’m an Arsenal supporter I would give it to Sur Alex because of the immediate plunge from grace MU suffered when he left and they still have not recovered.
Fergie
Wenger
Jose
Klopp
Pep
Redknap
Moyes
From an arsenal fan
Bob Paisley left chat
Dagleish Klopp Hodgson Benitez Rodgers are either in his short list or in his 7 I'll take that 😂😂
Had me completely with tim sherwood😂
VIDEO ON RANGERS RISE TO 55 N EUROPA FINAL FROM THE DOOMS OF THE 4TH DIVISION
Role model.......for upload consistency
LMAO AT TIM SHERWOOD! LOVELY SURPRISE LOL
Can we get an in depth video about Mexico’s World Cup curse?
Les Reed also surely at Charlton
Oh boy I've been pranked
Sir alex ferguson well always be the greatest manager of all time
no
@@joshuamiller485 who then
Premiership manager yes obviously
Imagine Klopp finding out, after everything he has achieved, that he’s only just better than David Moyes
Doesn’t deserve to be any higher in the list, he’s won as many titles as Mancini, Pelligrini, Ancelotti and Dalglish, all of whom didn’t make the list.
Klopp is a fantastic manager, but his Prem finishes have been 8th, 4th, 4th, 2nd, 1st, 3rd and now probably 2nd. That’s amazing, but it’s not anywhere near Pep, Wenger, Mourinho or Ferguson
@@LeoGuidi he didnot managed a single fcking team for two decades. How can you possibly compare Wenger and saf?. He is the fastest manager to win every single trophy available for an English football team.
Also this era is more competitive than other era in English football as most of the top managers were in England rather than in Italy or spain.
I thought you would have joked about Frank Lampard being the greatest manager in Premier League history seeing how Lampard is the King's Road Tim Sherwood.
I guessed before the video started and what I got wrong was Pep and Arsene. Had them in each others places.
Quite an interesting question, do people think it’s even hypothetically possible for Pep Guardiola to top this list? Say he stayed at City another 15 seasons and won more than 10 of them eclipsing Ferguson’s 13 titles do people think that would put him over the top or does the manner in which he does it(with massive spending) mean he can never top this list?
Ferguson spent big to, so no reason why not. The case can be made already, that with 4 titles in 6 years he's dominating like Ferguson.
Hahhaha the diss on Mexico and round of 16 hahaha damn I think we've made it
The negative bias you have against Mourinho is unreal. Putting him in only 4th is crazy.
Tim Sherwood, One of the Greatest (and by Greatest I mean worse) managers to ever manage in the league, and also the greatest (and again by greatest I mean worse) pundits we've had the pleasure (by pleasure I mean displeasure) of watching.
Haven’t watch the video yet, but Sam Allardyce, Tony Pulis and Sean Dyche should be in the honourable mention
How about best sub in the Premier league era?
Firing Arsene Wenger is like firing the man who made your club great and then spending all that money with Arteta .
Suprised Tony pulis wasn't on the shortlist
I'm back here after Pep has won the CL...
Kinda disappointing that you didn't include managers from the 90s tbh like Kenny Daglish or Bobby Robson; all these guys are basically still in the Premier League.
I think Rodgers takes over Ranieri in this 7 based on the fanatastix job he’s done at Leicester. His big problem is faltering towards the end of the season. Surely he wouldve ranked much higher had he won the PL and finished top 4 in the last two season. All three he missed by a very small margin.