Maybe I could have muliple leaderboards like trophies, win ratio, longest/shortest time at a club etc
yeah, sounds good
Maybe I could have muliple leaderboards like trophies, win ratio, longest/shortest time at a club etc
sounds good mate, so I take it Cheggers wont even get his one last dream season then
I'm afraid not. Thought he might go 1 more year like Stinson but he just retired in-game.
View attachment 184344View attachment 184343View attachment 184345View attachment 184349Today the world of football mourned the loss of one of the greatest managers ever. At the age of 63 Keith decided it was time to leave. He amassed 1540 games and had an amazing win ratio of 62% for his entire career. He suffered relegation once but more than made up for that by winning 11 league titles across England, Germany and Italy. Out of them, 9 were top division titles. Along with Leagues he had 29 Cup wins.
His best time came with Juventus were he dominated Italy and Europe for 12 long years. His all conquering side collected 7 Italian Super Cups, 4 Uefa Super Cups, 4 Club World Championships, 3 Coppa Italia's, 1 Europa League, 8 Serié A titles and 4 Uefa Champions Leagues. His Talents were recognised throughout his career and he collected 32 individual awards.
View attachment 184348View attachment 184350View attachment 184347View attachment 184346After all he has achieved in his career it is only natural that Cheggers be up there with the greats. He is the best English manager of all time and the most succesfull in Italian football. He also is the 3rd Greatest European manager ever and Keith "Cheggers" Chegwin is now known as the 3rd Greatest manager ever period. Only Carlo Ancelotti and the great Sir Alex Ferguson have achieved more in the game we call football.
Has everybody retired?
View attachment 184387View attachment 184389View attachment 184374View attachment 184381Josh has retired after managing 1367 games for 17 clubs and 2 stints with England. He had a win ratio of 52%. He won 2 league titles and 4 Cup victories. All but 1 of them came with Marseille where he was the first of us to win the Uefa Champions League. He also collected 2 Ligue 1 titles while ruling French football for 4 years.
View attachment 184380View attachment 184388At one point Josh was as high as the 6th best manager in French football and 6th best English manager. But he has since dropped to the 10th best manager in French football history and the 9th best English manager ever.
View attachment 184385View attachment 184384View attachment 184390View attachment 184373Over his career Malte managed 16 clubs and the Denmark national team for 1123 games with a win ratio of 45%. He recieved 8 individual awards including Spanish manager of the year award while he was A.Madrid manager. Also in that tiime he won the Spanish title and the Spanish Super cup. After going across Europe he returned to Spain in charge of Sevilla where he won the Copa Del Rey. In total he won 2 Cups and 1 league title. He also had 1 promotion and 1 relegation in his time.
View attachment 184375View attachment 184391View attachment 184382View attachment 184379Sattam leaves a legacy of 1598 games over 16 clubs with a win ratio of 49%. He achieved 1 promotion and 1 relegation along with a FA Cup(with Spurs) before he moved to what would be his final club. At Manchester City he succeded in winning the Premier League, 2 Uefa Champions League, a Carling Cup, his second FA Cup, a Community Shield and 2 Club World Championships.
View attachment 184383Sattam will go down as the greatest Indian manager ever.
Just a little funny I thought. The unemployed manager, called BaM, has been offered the Portsmouth job even though he has no experience and has never shown any interest in a job for 34 years.
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View attachment 184428View attachment 184429View attachment 184430View attachment 184431Barney has retired after 34 long years in football management. Over that time he has managed 9 clubs and the Denmark National team on 3 different occasions for a total of 793 games. He had a win ratio of 38% in his career. He gained 2 promotions and suffered 4 relegations in his club career. He was unable to win any league titles or Cups but he did take Denmark to numerous European Championships and World Cups. In total Stinson was in charge of Denmark for 13 non-consecutive years.
View attachment 184479View attachment 184482View attachment 184478View attachment 184481At the age of 65, Ryan Donnely has retired. In a career that has spanned 3 and 1/2 decades he managed 6 clubs, ROI U21's, N.Ireland twice and the ROI twice for 796 games. He had a win ratio of 37%. His only League win or any silverware for that matter came in his first season as a freshed-faced 30 year-old who took Crawley town to the BSP title. Quite amazingly, over his career he spent 21 years in International management. In that time he took N.Ireland to the European Championships and in his greatest achievement he lead his Republic of Ireland side to to a Fifa World Cup.
View attachment 184510View attachment 184511View attachment 184512View attachment 184513At the age of 65 Connor Cannon has had to retire due to health reasons . He has had one of the more unusual careers he only managed 584 games with a win ratio of 34% due to being Scotland U20 coach for 21 years and only get 35 games with them. He also had abrief spell with their U21's. But apart from them he managed 8 clubs, suffered 4 relegations and achieved 1 promotion.