Benitez? Really? I get it. Most people hate him after his embarassed your club one way or another.

Mano Menezes
Pep Batista

Both of them had alot of quality in their teams and couldnt even get past the quarterfinals

LOL at the morons saying Benitez.

Guess no one here has heard of

Souness
Dowie and
Bryan Robson

Domenech and it's not even close.

I should have clarified my post more. I was not referring to overall career performance but performance at certain teams.

Domenech- France
Benitez- Inter
Maradona- Argentina
Del Neri- Juventus, Roma, Palermo
Zacheroni- Juventus
Ferrara- Juventus
Leonardo- Inter, Milan just 0 tactics a defending
Hodgson- Liverpool
Scolari- Chelsea

Ferrara at least left Juventus in the Champions League spots, I think you're being a bit harsh. He wasn't great, however there have been far worse.

Domenech is on a different league

i can't bring myself to typing his name, but the one who almost got valencia relegated a few years ago...

and major lulz at the benitez hate... the man has won as many titles as ancelotti

ynwa wrote:Benitez? Really? I get it. Most people hate him after his embarassed your club one way or another.

You mean after he ruins your club, surely.

Mou and Alex are up there

I'd go for McClaren.
Probably the worst ever England manager.

To his credit, though, Raymond Domenech DID bring Lyon to Ligue 1 when he coached them .

Then again, that was the same year Bernard Lacombe arrived (correct me if I'm wrong)... and thus, the transfer monster Jean-Michel Aulas was born.

wouldnt the worst coaches be the ones that people wouldnt even know bout and would be managing in the third divisions of some crappy leagues??

Real11 wrote:I'd go for McClaren.
Probably the worst ever England manager.

No England just suck Mclaren has been successful elsewhere

big phil, the worst excuse for a coach ive ever seen!!
he should take lessons from maradona who regardless of all the coke hes smoked is still twice as competent as the Gene hackman impersonator who wanted to trade drogba for adriano!!

diptiman wrote:wouldnt the worst coaches be the ones that people wouldnt even know bout and would be managing in the third divisions of some crappy leagues??

Lol, true. The thread should probably be 'Worst Big Name Coaches Ever' or something like that.

Lex wrote:Paul Ince for Blackburn

A bit harsh, don't you think? He gets his tactics spot on IMO.

WogBall wrote:

Real11 wrote:I'd go for McClaren.
Probably the worst ever England manager.

No England just suck Mclaren has been successful elsewhere

What about Wolfsburg.
He didn't do very well there.

Del Neri. Zacheroni. Not Ferrara, he didn't as bad as these others. There have been far worse coaches.
Domenico Di Carlo for Sampdoria. Took a CL team, to relegation into Serie B.

del_boy wrote:Del Neri. Zacheroni. Not Ferrara, he didn't as bad as these others. There have been far worse coaches.
Domenico Di Carlo for Sampdoria. Took a CL team, to relegation into Serie B.

worse than him is cavasin..just managed to get one win out of 20 games ,hence getting relegated..

del_boy wrote:Del Neri. Zacheroni. Not Ferrara, he didn't as bad as these others. There have been far worse coaches.
Domenico Di Carlo for Sampdoria. Took a CL team, to relegation into Serie B.

ZacCheroni*

And how is Di Carlo a bad coach ? He was doing fine until Sampdoria lost Pazzini and Cassano. If anything, the president of the club is to blame. He had no attacking power available. They brought in a 19-year old who has hardly played at Manchester United and he did not do as well as the team needed. Not his fault.

Claude Puel and Domenech.

People who say Benitez should be ashamed.

Avram Grant got two clubs relegated consecutively. Can't beat that.

Portsmouth won the FA Cup just two seasons before he took over.
West Ham finished 9th two seasons before he took over.
Both teams finished 20th.

He's like Roy Hodgson but the opposite.

Then again he got Chelsea to the Champions League Finals which even Mourinho couldn't do.

That Chelsea team even my grandmother would have gotten to the CL finals, though.

It was that good.

I don't see how McClaren or Hodgson could be considered the worst coaches. Both have taken clubs - and they weren't big clubs, either (excluding Inter) to a Europa League final (UEFA Cup in McClaren's case) and McClaren has had domestic success with Middlesbrough and FC Twente.

Having a couple of poor season doesn't make you a bad coach.

Now Collymore and Ince are two examples of pretty bad coaches.

del_boy wrote:Del Neri. Zacheroni. Not Ferrara, he didn't as bad as these others. There have been far worse coaches.
Domenico Di Carlo for Sampdoria. Took a CL team, to relegation into Serie B.

Very harsh on Di Carlo. As JNC said, he lost his two best players in January and they weren't suitably replaced. Two important members of the national team (and one of the best partnerships in the league) replaced by Macheda and Maccarone. And the appointment of Cavasin is what killed them off. It's as if Garrone was already preparing for life in Serie B.

As for Juve, I agree that Ferrara in the end wasn't as bad as the others and was perhaps criticized unjustly, just like Ranieri with Juve. Though Zaccheroni did have some success in the past. Did well in his first season with Milan, then with Inter and Lazio, though Mancini replaced him twice.

wigglesworth wrote:

ynwa wrote:Benitez? Really? I get it. Most people hate him after his embarassed your club one way or another.

You mean after he ruins your club, surely.

Meh. He won 2 cups for you. Not his fault your president is a joke.