retired_tega

are there any?

managers you admire even though they aren't in charge of your team?

try to avoid managers who used to be at your side, this would obviouslyt be a bit biased.

I'll start with harry redknapp.

As an everton fan, the only manager of liverpool i haven't minded is roy evans - just seemed like a nice genuine guy

retired_t_reno

claudio ranieri

i hate juve. but i admire him since valencia - chelsea - valencia period

retired_t_reno

and, of course...

dario gradi

;-)

retired_tammysteward

there are none. end.

Smokey3957

ian holloway :thup:
martin allen :thup:
john gregory :thup:
martin o'neill :thup:

retired_amandag13

Bobby Robson

retired_scooby

harry redknapp
big sam(what he done with bolton)
wenger
o'neill

retired_msk5151

Wenger, for his attacking style
Gradi, for his loyalty
O'Neill, for his ability to make different teams better

Philco

People are going to laugh at me...

Mourinho (Always respected him)
Wenger (genius with youths, just brilliant, too bad he's french)
Mark Hughes (doesn't manage a team I like, but played for one!)

firefighterhilf

As a Sunderland it pains me to say that I admire and respect Bobby Robson, he's a legend.

I also like Harry Redknapp, Mark Hughes and Gorden Strachen, purely because they all no-nonsense types who seem to have a real passion for the game.