7 Football Managers Who Have Never Been Sacked
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- Опубликовано: 30 май 2024
- From three-time Champions League winning former Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane to Premier League and Bundesliga winning Liverpool head coach Jurgen Klopp, HITC Sevens takes a look at a number of current football managers who have still never been sacked.
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On the other side of the coin, Lopetegui was sacked right before a World Cup just to be sacked 6 months later.
Mourinho is an apprentice next to Lopetegui's hability to get fired
😂🤣🤣
He joined Real at the wrong time. I think he could have turned it around with a bit more time. His replacement Solari wasnt anywhere near as good as him. I was really to see him lift the EL trophy with Sevilla and now they are challenging for the title. Really underrated manager
It just so happens that I have never been sacked as well, although I have never been a football manager tho
Have you ever been sacked in FM, FIFA, or PES?
impressive record indeed
The disrespect being show to you by hitc is down right disgusting tbh
Take the United job then
@@av8077 why would he risk his 100% record? Makes no sense pal
I think that klopp is more impressive then Pep cuz he always had to work on a budget, and always did not already start with a world class team, yet still had such a level of achievment.
Some would also argue it is easier to do that, than start and manage super stars and bigger clubs.
@@jhaych true, and i do agree that pep is world class, but klopp has to work on a much more limited budget, and its pretty hard to say having more money is harder then having less money
@@jhaych The most impress I have ever been with Pep was his stint at Barca. His time at Bayern and City, not so much. Bayern had been the undisputed top dogs in Germany long before Guardiola and after as well. And City had won the PL and domestic titles multiple times already shortly before Guardiola. One could argue that Guardiola took them to the next level, which is a fair point. But when compared to how Klopp took teams from mid-table mediocricity(maybe less so in Liverpool's case) to league champions in both Germany and England, it really does change one's perspective on the whole thing.
Pep is undoubtedly a great manager. But Klopp's ability to achieve great things with how little he has had to work with makes his achievements a bit more impressive.
What's also impressive about Klopp is that not only has he never been sacked, but that in all 3 clubs he managed so far he is being regarded as an absolute legend.
@@speedy3702 he quit Dortmund before they had the chance to sack him failing to replace lewa gutze and Hummel's
7. Zinedine zidane 2:57
6. Didier deschamps 5:11
5. Marcelo gallardo 8:02
4. Graham potter 9:40
3. Luis enrique 11:51
2. Pep guardiola 14:01
1. ??? (boom) 16:00
Thanks for saving me 20min
boom LOL
Boom! Underrated!
I mean number 1 is in the thumbnail so.....
I would also add, as to why Klopp deserves first place over Pep, that during his time at Dortmund, after a few very successful seasons, he had a really bad season where the club seemed very close to relegation, and even on those difficult times, the club and the supporters stood by him and didn't sack him. At Liverpool there have been one or two moments of not great results, not necessarily bad, but maybe a bit below what was expected, where many other clubs would have decided to let him go, and still Liverpool stood by him. Pep has had his fair share of moments of big pressure, but I can't really think of a moment when he was realistically under any threat of being sacked. The fact that Klopp wasn't sacked at any of those difficult moments speaks about how the clubs and the supporters feel about him, and trust him even in the hard times, as they know he can rise from those adversities and go back to challenge the best out there for the big competitions.
I would argue that makes Pep deserving of first place, as he has never put any club in a position to sack him, unlike Klopp who could have been sacked.
@@weetabixyeah well, it is a lot easier not getting sacked if you don't give the club any reason to consider sacking you, so not getting sacked EVEN when it could be reasonable for the club to do so is far more impressive and a bigger achievement.
Kloop would have been sacked had he stayed, they just let him quit out of respect
Deluded Liverfool fan klopp is better than pep well peps trophy cabinet says otherwise also klopp left Dortmund because he flopped after failing to replace gutze lewa and Hummel's quitting before you get sacked is the same as getting sacked
@@jaydonn4664 this isn't a "best manager" ranking, it's a video about managers who haven't been sacked, and Klopp has had a longer career and has had more struggles in his clubs to deserve getting the first spot on this one. Also, yes, I'm a very proud Liverpool fan and I admire Klopp a lot, I think he is a great manager and an awesome guy, but I'm not "deluded", and I'm aware that Pep is a better manager all around. And FYI, his trophy cabinet has way more trophies because he has spent his entire career coaching clubs that win everything in their leagues, and City in particular can afford any player he wants to get. I mean, 100 million for Grealish? And they were willing to pay more for Kane? . Conte won lots of trophies at Juventus, but he's struggling to get anywhere near them with Tottenham. Doesn't mean he is a bad manager. As for Klopp, he doesn't care about building a ready squad full of already made superstars. He likes to recruit smartly and develop players into the role he wants them to play, and he is brilliant doing that. I have nothing against Pep, I respect him a lot, but give him a team like Liverpool, where not everyone is a superstar in their position and the club doesn't spend huge money every market window, and see how many trophies he would get. Klopp has won a Champions League with that team. How many has Pep won with "all the money in the world" City again?
Christian Streich from SC Freiburg should be on this list. The work he has done there over the past 10 years is simply amazing. And since he basically can decide by himself, if he wants to retire, he also will never get sacked.
And yes, job security in Freiburg is pretty high in general, so Streich even kept his job, after he was relegated. Still he managed some of the best seasons in Freiburg history, so they didn't keep him out of pity... and he instantly got them back into promotion...
that relegation was unlucky cause they didn’t play that badly,
Been singing Streichs praises for a while myself would love to see him managing a prem team
Good point! I support SC Freiburg and it's nice to see someone else mention them!
Absolutely! Streich and SC Freiburg are proof that you don't need laundered money to actually be successful in a European league, but that it can be done with integrity and team spirit. And they are not in debt, despite Corona and a new stadium ...
"We got relegated and I think we should rethink the manager position, who would be the best guy for the job"
"Christian Streich?"
"Agree, I will ask him when he comes to work tomorrow"
- SC Freiburh Board meeting after the relegation
You should an XI of managers who have managed the most clubs in their career
You mean 7...11 doesn't make sense in terms of managers.
@@Muckito well it does if you wanted to make a team of them, because you play with 11 players not 7
@@seanmcmahon3447 And why would you want to do that?
@@Muckito because its football
@@drillnewsandclips3798 but it’s managers - not players
In Mexico we have Ricardo ''Tuca'' Ferreti who started managing in 1991 and had never been sacked until last year, after being Tigres manager for 11 years and giving them their most successful era ever. He's the most successful manager ever in Mexico along with Ignacio Trelles.
Tuca is a legend
He did well but there were better managers in Mexico like Raul Cardenas, Vucetich, Lapuente and Meza.
@@Rick-hx7tx Titles wise those are all below him. Only Tuca and Trelles have 7 league titles.
Interesting 👍
I hope he coaches a Brazilian side in the future
"You can't be sacked when you resign first"
Sun Tzu
Nixon
Hahaha 🤣🤣
Suggestion: footballers XI who have been jailed for various crimes
Me in FM: You can't sack me if I quit first
Love the Georgia Tech pic accompanying the “rambling” introduction admission. You’re a genius, Alfie.
7 managers who've been sacked the most
Can you do a video on the managers that had the longest gap between jobs. I know Raymond Domenech spent 10 years out, but there’s probably managers with more time out.
kenny dalglish
Joe Kinnear?
Rangnick. Not ten, but still, quite a few throughout his career.
Roy Keane
"You're not a real manager unless you have been sacked"
- Malcolm Allison
Alan Curbishley would have been a good shout managed for over 15 years and never got sacked
Klopp is a legend. To beat Bayern twice to the title is incredible. Not to mention, winning it with Liverpool and breaking the damn curse.
Can you do managers that have managed teams and then managed their rivals.
Double Agent Rafa
@@drillnewsandclips3798 Triple Agent - he managed Chelsea too
Steve bruce.
Newcastle Sunderland.
Both Sheffield clubs.
Birmingham, Villa, West brom.
Absolute shameless c***
@@DaveyMulholland Oi, Brucey is a United legend.
@@finbarobruadair2761 which United? Certainly not Newcastle or Sheffield..
Day 6: Your girlfriend's/mum's/non-footie freind's/Irish guy's XI
A few years ago there was a trend on Twitter where people asked their uninterested friends, partners, and family members to make an XI out of the players they know. My friend did that with his girlfriend and the eleven was all over the place and extremely fun. The interesting part was trying to actually justify why someone like Origi could work as a DM, which is what I want you to do.
Peter Vermes has done an excellent job at Sporting KC since 2009. He has won 209 games out of 480 in the MLS at a very small market team of Sporting KC. He won 3 US Open Cups and an MLS Cup.
We wanted Gallardo for Uruguay too. He also rejected Flamengo. All to stay at River Plate. Its hard to find a man of his convictions in this day and age. Its almost unimaginable that someone breaks 1930s superstar Stábile's managerial record with neither club nor country, if Tabárez didn't do it then probably nobody will, but the reputation he has earned himself with and the titles he has won for the club, have probably made him unsackable. Then again River Plste is such a massive club it doesn't tolerate faliure so who knows...
We wanted Gallardo as well in Saudi Arabia for AlNassr and we offered him 8m euros a year but he refused unfortunately
@@abdullelah7882 some things money cannot buy.
Klopp deserves number one spot - a manager can be judged on the quality of the side he takes over, and Pep has always had it easy. Huge resources and already top level teams. I want some of these 'great' managers to take a side from the bottom of the Championship, make them Premier League champions a couple of years later, and then with the Champion's League the season after. Then I will call you great!
And klopp has done neither of those
@@jaydonn4664 Number one spot on this list he does - but not to match the criteria of "best" in my book. You would have to find someone who took, say, 2 teams from the lower part of the second tier and then got them both to title winners and European finals or semi finals...
@@britishrose9417 what are you talking about? Liverpool were contenders before Klopp came.
@@johnlemon2916 Wow you aren't very old are you! They were terrible for many years, briefly (until Gerrard's slip) contenders under Rogers but that was late on. Souness, Hodgson, etc. were dire!
@@britishrose9417 they won Carabao Cup in 2012, UCL in 2005 and FA Cup in 2006. They can win major trophies without Klopp. Man City would do worse without Pep though.
An interesting video idea I think would be a starting XI of managers who were players
That almost every manager
@@knaanman7670 yes but good managers were often fairly mediocre players (like Klopp) and many good players have failed as managers. An eleven of the best players who were/are successful as manages would be interesting. Klopp has said Guardiola was a far better player than he was regardless of their merits as managers
@@molybdomancer195 lol everyone knows guardiola was a far better player. Klopp was a worse player than Mctominay while guardiola was better than Gundogan
As a Liverpool fan, I am quite sure, as Klopp himself said,
"When I left Dortmund, I said it's not important what people think when you come in but what they think when you leave.",
that Mainz fans would say Klopp left as a Legend, much as Dortmund fans might say, and I am quite sure Klopp would leave Liverpool as a Legend. As a triple Legend manager, is there anyone else like him? Comment if you have another manager in mind. :P
I love him!
Pep for barca and city .
@@grealish2234 for city? he has only won the Prem and with a team that you are expected to win, but the CL he seems to not be able, so unless he wins it he is not a legend for them
Hmm even if i dont like to agree, i have to.
Mourinho
I would like to see an updated version from the best player from each country if that's possible :)
That video is sooo hard to make lol but we are here for it
2:44 *smiles in helluva engineer* #iykyk
In all seriousness, Alfie, this really was one of your better intros. Hope that sub-Saharan Africa-based Best XI has an intro this good!
Can you do a video on seven managers who had the shortest stints as manager
Hey Alfie, I just thought of a cracking idea for a video you could do on the turbulent recent history of Goztepe in the Super Lig. They’re one of the Super Lig’s most well supported clubs (a bit like a Newcastle United, Sunderland or Strasbourg if you may). In the 2001/02 season, they finished seventh in the top flight, however from 2002 to 2008, they were relegated five times in six seasons, due to their inability to reduce their outstanding debt which resulted in the football club being banned from signing new players during that time. In August of 2007, a business based in Istanbul, vowed to take them back to the top flight making them one of the top five clubs in the country, but they were met with lots of suspicions from the fan base, and then they handed over the ownership to another bloke called Mehmet Sepil in 2014. Anyway, they’re back in the Super Lig as a solid mid table/weaker top half team. Why am I bringing all this up? Because apparently Abramovich is looking to possibly buy the club himself, after being sanctioned from the UK. It’s a crazy crazy story and may you could look into this, not to mention, they are not only a rare example of a club that is considered a neighbourhood club, as well as the fact that they’ve played in 3 different stadiums since 2011, but also in 1969, they became the first Turkish football team to play a semi-final of a European competition.
Very entertaining intro on this one
Alfie Can you do a documentary on the afc Wimbledon on the nine promotions in eleven years, how they’re a fan own club and how they have a stadium in plough lane now.
The story of they lost the club, how the F A allowed that and won’t allow that anymore.
How they were very close to moving to ireland
How they went up the English football leagues.
It would be a good documentary video if you can do this. #thepeopleschannel
Getting sacked as a football manager is better than getting sacked from most other lines of work with the millions you get in compensation.
No amounts of compensation can compensate for the shame of failure when u get sacked from a football club.
@@prometheustv6558 I don't think the likes of Allidyce, Bruce, Pulis, Pardee care. Just take the money and look for next job.
@@prometheustv6558 You just want to prove them wrong by latching onto another job somewhere else and doing well.
yoooooooooooo I've been watching your videos for 5 years now and its so cool to see my university (georgia tech) feature)!
Some of your finest work here. Hope they never sack you
A comment about Gallardo's job so far.
You said it's weird that in a club as big as River Plate it's extrange that he was not sacked 8 years in before winning a league title.
Here in Argentina, Libertadores trumps everything, and River was known to be more of a league title team rather than a Cup team.
He changed the mentality and the outside view on it's own. So yeah, he didn't win a league title, but with some national cups and international minor trophies in between 2 Libertadores and 1 final lost, he's never been in doubt. Only time I remember was during 2016, poor level and a bad league and cup.
But winning derbys is another way to stay in charge too.
Anyhow, he'll probably leave this year or next.
And we will be devastated
that was fun, really enjoyed that
Have you done a video on big managers who managed smaller teams? Like sir Alex and st Mirren
Gallardo also makes a cameo appearance holding the ball in Deschamps Monaco pic at 5:55...I imagine on purpose because of his own inclusion later in the list but I thought that was a nice easter egg
There's a Portuguese manager called Abel Ferreira that as never been sacked and every time he changes club they have to pay a transfer fee
The Georgia Tech Ramblin' Wreck reference was so random but a nice Easter Egg for your American viewers.
How about the opposite? Managers that have never seen through any of their contracts.
Pretty much every manager apart from those in this video. It’s extremely rare for managers to leave at the end of their contracts.
or for that matter managers who have been sacked the most times or average time to sacking is the shortest...
@@daviebananas1735 Could be Klopp in 2024, his contract ends in 2024 unless he signs a new one
@@Tony.L9793 I know. I said “apart from those in the video”.
Every Watford or Cagliari manager in the past decade then!
Day 2: best sons of former players currently playing (example: Diego Simeone’s son is killing it in Serie A)
Criteria: dad must have played top flight football
Ricardo "Tuca" Ferreti. Brazilian coach in Mexico comes to mind. Has never been sacked and has been coaching for 30+ years winning multiple titles along the way
Would be quite interested to see a "managers who were unfairly sacked" video.
Mourinho at united
Graham is in the verge of being sacked
Can you do a documentary on West Auckland FC the first World Cup winners beating Juve In the 1900s
I enjoyed the use of George Tech's rambling wreck in the into
Pep should become the national coach of the Netherlands, if he wants to lose his image of a coach who only chosen the top jobs available.
I think the Netherlands have a pretty solid team to be fair, he could just make it.
Why would you not want a top job
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@jaydonn4664 that's the top job he wants, he always said he wants to become the coach of a national team and the Dutch National team always had a soft spot in his heart.
@@timothybruns2775 I think winning the euros or a world cup with England would be a greater achievement
Actually River Plate won an argentine primera division in 2014, just before Gallardo took over. The last before 2021 wasnt 2008.
This! Ramón Díaz resigned as league champion, albeit it wasn't shocking as River changed its chairman and Ramon Díaz didn't want to work with them, so it was kinda known he'd leave as soon as the season ended.
Wait...did you put a picture of Goergia Tech's stadium and cheerleaders in there to see if anyone noticed or?
How about a 7 longest current reigns as manager/head coach anywhere in the world?
Guy Roux spent 44 years in Auxerre
@@elzurdorodriguez6650 what a guy!
Mourihno getting sacked before the Final in the League Cup as Spurs Coach was just ridiculous to be fully honest.
Spurs doesn’t wanna win anything
person to manage Manchester United is Sir Alex Ferguson, who won 13 Premier League titles, five FA Cups, four League Cups, 10 Community Shields, two UEFA Champions League titles, one UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, one UEFA Super Cup, one Intercontinental Cup and one FIFA Club World Cup in his managerial reign of more than 26 years.
very much enjoyed this video, take my like.
The thumbnail you've chosen, is my homeland, Hong Kong❤
Do a video on the seven shortest managerial terms..
Can you please do one on the longest serving PL managers?
In the case of Manchester United, it would be easier to name the managers that were't sacked.
Chelsea and Watford also run through managers at a high rate
Strange comment, when we've less mangers than majority of clubs in England.
@@jhaych The comment surely speaks to the fact the guys very young 😂
@@deangreen2567 i mean alex Ferguson and matt busby managed us for a combined 52 years
This video… IS about naming managers that weren’t sacked …!?
7 most versatile players
Next video on manager who has been sacked multiple times or on players who has been released by there club
Will you please make a video about the Norwegian football team?
GALLARDO IS UNIQUE BECOUSE HE CAN MAKE A NOBODY PLAY LIKE DE BRUYNE IN UNDER 6 MONTHS
You can take Potter off the list now
Best German players in the premier league of all time. (Day 287)
I will not give up until the video is made or Alfie himself tells me to stop. Everyone else telling me that will be ignored.
If you don't believe my number, just go back to the previous videos. I'm at the bottom most of the time, but I'm there.
Damn it must take so much effort to copy and paste a comment on every video well done here’s ur trophy oh wait…..
Guardiola and Klopp are different yet great, so much praise to both. But you have to say, in the air of management, when you have the "free spirited" klopp and the "wise man" Guardiola... as a player... you would play your best more often under a free spirit, these are kids remember.
Did you randomly image search "rambling"and that white truck came up or were you previously aware of the wrambling wreck from Georgia Tech and like myself appreciate their mascot being an old as car even though they are the GT Tech yellow jacket's?
2:41 For those who didn't catch the reference, this is known as The *Ramblin'* Wreck of Georgia Tech.
Alfie called potter going to Chelsea, he’s our prophet
Please can you do a video on Recreativo de huelva
Graham Potter welcome to come back and work in Hull anytime 👍
What about Johan Cruyf?
Has he ever been sacked, certainly he is greater legend then all of managers listed respectively.
Sacked by Barca 1996
Would like to see Pep build a squad and win. At the moment he has only come to super successful teams and kept them winning.
Barca
Man City weren't as dominant as they are now before Pep, just stop the cap
Lol, we - Bayern - got him to win the Champions League, not to win domestic titles. We wanted European silberware and after inheriting an excellent victorious squad from Heynckes - underrated manager -.
Pep clearly failed to do so. He left a bitter aftertaste at Bayern. Since then, I am having serious doubts about his managerial skills. Good to beat up small teams.Unable to win the big games what we got him for.
He did his job, but he was arguably a failure for us.
@@montezumasrache4090 Sure but didn't he go far in CL with Bayern n city, u can't win it all, even the great Alex Ferguson won only 2 CL in 20+ years
@@Abcdefg-rk8jk already had a dominant team when he took over barca
Do a video about what happened in Mexico last weekend
Next, make a list of the Managers that got sacked the most.
Think about it, you need to be in the special slot for "Good enough to bring short term results, but too bad to really develop a team, yet so good, that the next team believes in you... 5 to 10 times"...
The intro for Potter definitely refers to the Irish Guy
How about: Jack Charlton, Bill Shankly, Bob Paisley or Matt Busby?
Hey, never expected my university to feature in an HITC sevens video...GO JACKETS
2:42
Weren’t France knocked out in the round of 16?
What happened to Panathinaikos?
How can you be sacked when you coach the footballing machine that is Bayern Munich?
By not meeting expectations, or losing the dressing room. Thats what happend to Ancelotti and Kovac.
Ask all the managers they've sacked.
Do a 7 of former ac milan players who are now politicians
the top two of these managers Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp never being sacked hasn't surprised me
1:44 well no longer the case with stevie g you could say he let it slip
HITC what's your take on the world cup?
Could this channel do a "7 football managers who been sacked the most time?"
What about Tuca Ferretti current manager at Juarez FC in the Mexican 1st flight.
I LOVE ZINEDINE ZIDANE
You should include Ricardo Ferreti
Then there’s mourinho getting sacked for getting spurs to a final. It’s just not part of their history
He was getting sacked because all of their fans hated him even before his first match, the players started to hate him aswell. They were far from a top 4 placement for 2 straight seasons. Winning losers cup is not that important, not even for Spurs
You do love Potter I wouldn't mind seeing him in a bigger job too to be fair...
I have never been sacked, dismissed a few times but never sacked.
most of these guys are natural winners 💯
7 managers that have been sacked/spent the least time managing the team or 7 managers that have been the costliest to sack
Zidane won a supercopa as well
Alfie u should get a reward for the longest rumbling in football if you reach over 3 minutes lol
The reason why i always skip his intro
Day 11: Make a video about 1st division B teams competing in lower divisions, for example Bayern Munich II or Barcelona B playing in their respective lower divisions. Whether this is good for player development or it completely destroys the fun of lower divisions
I've a football manager all my adult lives and has never been sacked
If you've never been sacked you're too safe!
Can you do the 7 people who have made the most money from sacking payouts (sorry I can't remember the name even tho you've just said it as I'm writing)
Yesssirrrr !!!!!
Love how Zidane knew he was bound to be axed from Madrid on his second run and said "Nope, Im leaving first because... hem... I dont feel, trust? yeah! thats it, I dont feel like the club trust me"
Lol no, it's been well known that they wanted him to stay for the next season but he wasn't feeling it. He had already made up his mind and told the players before the final league deciding match.
Zidane's status in Madrid can not be measured.