Mangers League for points per game

(This season so far)

1 POSITION
Sir Alex Ferguson
Manchester United
25 GAMES THIS SEASON
62 POINTS
2.48 PONITS PER GAME

2
Eddie Howe
AFC Bournemouth
18
41
2.27

3
Malky Mackay
Cardiff City
29
63
2.17

4
Roberto Mancini
Manchester City
25
53
2.12

5
David Flitcroft
Barnsley
5
10
2.00

6
Brian Flynn
Doncaster Rovers
3
6
2.00

7
Steve Kean
Blackburn Rovers
7
14
2.00

8
Roberto Di Matteo
Chelsea
12
24
2.00

9
John Ward
Bristol Rovers
7
14
2.00

10
Micky Adams
Port Vale
30
59
1.96

11
Dean Saunders
Doncaster Rovers
26
50
1.92

12
Martin Allen
Gillingham
29
55
1.89

13
Ronnie Moore
Tranmere Rovers
30
56
1.86

14
Steve Bruce
Hull City
29
53
1.83

15
Nigel Pearson
Leicester City
29
53
1.83

16
Mark Robins
Coventry City
24
44
1.83

17
Dougie Freedman
Crystal Palace
11
20
1.82

18
Paolo Di Canio
Swindon Town
30
54
1.80

19
Andre Villas-Boas
Tottenham Hotspur
25
45
1.80

20
Gianfranco Zola
Watford
30
52
1.73

21
Uwe Rosler
Brentford
29
50
1.72

22
Rafael Benitez
Chelsea
13
22
1.69

23
David Moyes
Everton
25
42
1.68

24
John Sheridan
Plymouth Argyle
3
5
1.67

26
Mick McCarthy
Ipswich Town
17
28
1.65

27
Danny Wilson
Sheffield United
29
48
1.65

28
Steve Evans
Rotherham United
28
46
1.64

29
Arsene Wenger
Arsenal
25
41
1.64

30
Mark Yates
Cheltenham Town
30
49
1.63

31
Tony Mowbray
Middlesbrough
29
47
1.62

32
Gareth Ainsworth
Wycombe Wanderers
22
35
1.59

33
Paul Sturrock
Southend United
29
46
1.59

34
Micky Mellon
Fleetwood Town
20
31
1.55

35
Sean Dyche
Burnley
17
26
1.53

36
Gary Smith
Stevenage
28
43
1.53

37
Karl Robinson
MK Dons
28
43
1.53

38
Paul Tisdale
Exeter City
30
46
1.53

39
Gary Rowett
Burton Albion
31
47
1.52

40
Aidy Boothroyd
Northampton Town
30
45
1.50

41
Sean O'Driscoll
Bristol City
4
6
1.50

42
Sean O'Driscoll
Nottingham Forest
24
36
1.50

43
Richie Barker
Crawley Town
28
42
1.50

44
Ian Holloway
Crystal Palace
16
24
1.50

45
Keith Curle
Notts County
29
43
1.48

46
Steve Davis
Crewe Alexandra
29
43
1.48

47
Phil Parkinson
Bradford City
28
41
1.46

48
Mark Robson & Edgar Davids
Barnet
13
19
1.46

49
Gus Poyet
Brighton & Hove Albion
29
42
1.45

50
Graham Alexander
Fleetwood
9
13
1.44

51
Brendan Rodgers
Liverpool
25
36
1.44

52
Russell Slade
Leyton Orient
30
43
1.43

53
Nigel Clough
Derby County
29
41
1.41

54
Dean Smith
Walsall
31
44
1.41

55
Neil Warnock
Leeds United
29
41
1.41

56
Paul Cook
Chesterfield
16
22
1.38

57
Ian Holloway
Blackpool
13
18
1.38

58
Kenny Jackett
Millwall
30
41
1.37
59
Michael Appleton
Blackpool
11
15
1.36

60
Michael Laudrup
Swansea City
25
34
1.36

61
Steve Clarke
West Brom
25
34
1.36

62
Chris Wilder
Oxford United
29
39
1.35

63
Michael Appleton
Blackburn Rovers
3
4
1.33

64
Martin Ling
Torquay United
28
37
1.32

65
Paul Cook
Accrington Stanley
13
17
1.31

66
Jim Bentley
Morecambe
30
39
1.30

67
Chris Powell
Charlton Athletic
30
39
1.30

68
John Coleman
Rochdale
28
36
1.29

69
Brian Laws
Scunthorpe United
15
19
1.26

70
Greg Abbott
Carlisle United
29
36
1.24

71
Lee Clark
Birmingham City
30
37
1.23

72
Gary Mills
York City
30
37
1.23

73
John Still
Dagenham & Redbridge
31
38
1.23

74
Sam Allardyce
West Ham United
25
30
1.20

75
Edgar Davids
Barnet
6
7
1.20

76
Tony Pulis
Stoke City
25
30
1.20

77
Graham Westley
Preston North End
29
35
1.20

78
Dougie Freedman
Bolton Wanderers
16
19
1.19

79
Stale Solbakken
Wolverhampton Wanderers
26
31
1.19

80
Simon Grayson
Huddersfield Town
28
33
1.18

81
Dave Jones
Sheffield Wednesday
30
35
1.17

82
Martin O'Neill
Sunderland
25
29
1.16

83
Joe Dunne
Colchester United
22
25
1.13

84
Michael Appleton
Portsmouth
16
18
1.12

85
Martin Jol
Fulham
25
28
1.12

86
Chris Hughton
Norwich City
25
28
1.12

87
Owen Coyle
Bolton Wanderers
10
11
1.10

88
Eddie Howe
Burnley
10
11
1.10

89
Kevin Blackwell
Bury
21
23
1.09

90
Graham Turner
Shrewsbury Town
31
34
1.09

91
Alan Pardew
Newcastle United
25
27
1.08

92
Harry Redknapp
Queens Park Rangers
12
13
1.08

93
Dean Holdsworth
Aldershot
29
30
1.03

94
Nigel Adkins
Southampton
22
22
1.00

95
Neil Ardley
AFC Wimbledon
18
18
1.00

96
Keith Hill
Rochdale
2
2
1.00

97
Andy Thorn
Coventry City
3
3
1.00

98
Darren Ferguson
Peterborough United
29
27
0.93

99
Brian McDermott
Reading
25
23
0.92

100
Carl Fletcher
Plymouth Argyle
26
24
0.92

101
John Hughes
Hartlepool United
12
11
0.91

102
Paul Dickov
Oldham Athletic
30
27
0.90

103
Derek McInnes
Bristol City
26
22
0.85

104
Keith Hill
Barnsley
25
21
0.84

105
Roberto Martinez
Wigan Athletic
25
21
0.84

106
Paul Lambert
Aston Villa
25
21
0.84

107
Alex McLeish
Nottingham Forest
6
5
0.83

108
Mark McGhee
Bristol Rovers
22
18
0.82

109
Leam Richardson
Accrington Stanley
17
14
0.82

110
Paul Groves
AFC Bournemouth
10
8
0.80

111
John Sheridan
Chesterfield
3
2
0.67

112
Alan Knill
Scunthorpe United
15
10
0.66

113
Mauricio Pochettino
Southampton
3
2
0.66

114
Henning Berg
Blackburn Rovers
10
6
0.60

115
Paul Jewell
Ipswich Town
12
7
0.58

116
Terry Brown
AFC Wimbledon
7
4
0.57

117
Gary Waddock
Wycombe Wanderers
7
4
0.57

118
Neale Cooper
Hartlepool United
14
7
0.50

119
Dean Saunders
Wolverhampton Wanderers
4
2
0.50

120
John Ward
Colchester United
8
4
0.50

121
Mark Hughes
Queens Park Rangers
12
4
0.33

122
Mark Robson
Barnet
11
3
0.27

Just to shorten it for people who want to see where Gus is, he's 49th.

Steve Keane in 7th

Stand by for Micky Adams' 3rd Coming.

ps Where's Poyet on that list then? My eyesight went funny before I noticed his name.

Ali_rrr said:

Just to shorten it for people who want to see where Gus is, he's 49th.

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Twinkle Toes said:

Stand by for Micky Adams' 3rd Coming.

ps Where's Poyet on that list then? My eyesight went funny before I noticed his name.

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You should have gone to Specsavers, TT

Away in a manager, no crib for a bed...

It's not brilliant really is it

sams dad said:

You should have gone to Specsavers, TT

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Crikey, I didn't realise they had a treatment for abject stupidity in their repertoire these days. I had a feeling them opthalmic Boots bastards were pulling the wool over my eyes.

What's the point of such a table, though? all it is doing is mixing the divisions together on points, which is an unfair comparison. Would eddie howe be so high if he was facing the same clubs each week as, say, Andre Villas Boas? So, separate them by division, comparing managers like for like and what you have is essentially the leagues tables (with a slight adjustment for games in hand).

Acker79 said:

What's the point of such a table, though? all it is doing is mixing the divisions together on points, which is an unfair comparison. Would eddie howe be so high if he was facing the same clubs each week as, say, Andre Villas Boas? So, separate them by division, comparing managers like for like and what you have is essentially the leagues tables (with a slight adjustment for games in hand).

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It's asking you to also use your brain and make adjustments for lots of things its not saying Eddie Howe is the 2nd best manager in the country, its just showing how they are doing individually and if compared in a mass table.

Doc Lynam said:

It's asking you to also use your brain and make adjustments for lots of things its not saying Eddie Howe is the 2nd best manager in the country, its just showing how they are doing individually and if compared in a mass table.

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I'm using my brain, and my brain is telling me it's a pointless comparison, apples to oranges, you don't get anything from this table you would otherwise get from the league tables.