- Arsene Wenger
- Paul Lambert
- Malky McKay
- Jose Mourinho
- Ian Holloway
- Roberto Martinez
- Martin Jol
- Steve Bruce
- Brendan Rodgers
- Manuel Pellegrini
- David Moyes
- Joe Kinnear / Alan Pardew
- Chris Hughton
- Mauricio Pochettino
- Mark Hughes
- Paulo Di Canio
- Michael Laudrup
- AVB
- Steve Clarke
- Sam Allerdyce

Wenger & the rest

1. Mourinho
2. Wenger
3. Pellegrini
4. Moyes
5. Villas Boas
6. Rodgers
7. Jol
8. Martinez
9. Pochettino
10. Laurdrup
11. Allerdyce
12. Lambert
13. Hughes
14. Hughton
15. Clarke
16. Pardew
17. Bruce
18. Holloway
19. McKay
20. Di Canio

Chose that bottom two since they're both new to the league. Places seven to 12 can be put in any order.

Rodgers is overrated imo.

Mourinho is the best manager at the moment, considering the past. The guy is a beast. He will transform Chelsea into a football machine.

Wenger seems to be capped and unable to develop a better football since 2009, but still classy.

David Moyes has an interesting past at Everton and now he has the chance to prove his managerial abilities at Manchester United.  I am eager to see if will he manage to fight for the EPL.

There are a lot of managers with potential to reach top class like Laudrup, Martinez, Pochettino .

AVB and Pellegrini are another two excellent coaches. The championship has a lot of interesting coaches.

1. Mourinho/Wenger
2. Mourinho/Wenger
3. Pellegrini
4. Rodgers
5. AVB
6. Laudrup
7. Moyes
8. Pochettino
9. Clarke
10. Jol
11. Martinez
12. Allardyce
13. Lambert
14. Di Canio
15. Holloway
16. Bruce
17. Hughton
18. Mackay
19. Pardew
20. Hughes

1. Mourinho/Wenger
2. Mourinho/Wenger
3. Pellegrini
4. AVB
5. Moyes
6. Rodgers
7. Laudrup
8. Pochettino
9. Martinez
10. Jol
11. Clarke
12. Allardyce
13. Lambert
14. Di Canio
15. Holloway
16. Bruce
17. Hughton
18. Mackay
19. Pardew
20. Hughes

 Martinez can shock a few of you guys , wait for it

1. Mourinho
2. AVB
3. Laudrup
4. Martinez
5. Rogers
6. Wenger
7. Moyes
8. Pellegrini
9. Hughton
10. Lambert
Anything below this doesn't matter  

Ranking by tiers as it's easier that way:

- Arsene Wenger (1)
- Paul Lambert (I want to say 1; but 3's around right.)
- Malky McKay (4)
- Jose Mourinho (1)
- Ian Holloway (4)
- Roberto Martinez (4)
- Martin Jol (3)
- Steve Bruce (4)
- Brendan Rodgers (As of now, 3)
- Manuel Pellegrini (2)
- David Moyes (3)
- Alan Pardew (10)
- Chris Hughton (4)
- Mauricio Pochettino (3)
- Mark Hughes (4)
- Paulo Di Canio (3)
- Michael Laudrup (2)
- AVB (2)
- Steve Clarke (3)
- Sam Allerdyce (3)

1 being the best
2 being high potential to be very very good
3 being mid-table
4 being meh
10 being pardew

Good call something-red, I think that is a much better way to rank the them.

1. Pellegrini
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2. Mourinho
3. Wenger
4. AVB
5. Moyes
6. Rodgers
7. Laurdrup
8. Martinez
9. Pochettino
10. Jol
11. Allerdyce
12. Lambert
13. Hughes
14. Hughton
15. Clarke
16. Pardew
17. Bruce
18. Holloway
19. McKay
20. Di Canio

Currently I see it this way as a top 10
1:Mourinho
2:Wenger
3:Moyes
4:AVB
5:Pellegrini
6:Laudrop
7:Clarke
8:Rodgers
9:Martinez
10:Allardyce

1. Mourinho
2. Wenger
3. AVB
4. Pellegrini
5. Laudrup
6. Moyes
7. Pochettino
8. Rodgers
9. Martinez
10. Jol
11. Pardew
12. Allardyce
13. Hughes
14. Holloway
15. Bruce
16. Clarke
17. Hughton
18. Di Canio
19. Lambert
20. McKay