@Guka, good analysis...

@All, could it be because Wenger is managing the only team in the premier league that has never been relegated? and better still, the first team to move into a new stadium but still maintains profit-making if not relegation?

2012....

The result was calculated by combining the results of the previous 10 years of the organisation’s manager-of-the-year, which in 2010 was won by Spain’s World Cup-winning coach Vicente Del Bosque.

According to the IFFHS it was Wenger’s consistency in the 10-year period that earned him the award.

Their website stated of the man who moved to Arsenal from Japanese club Nagoya Grampus Eight in 1996: 'Although the Frenchman has until now never won the annual vote, he has been among the best-placed coaches every year.

'It is admirable how he has repeatedly moulded young players into an attacking and technically brilliant way of play.'

Arsenal have not won a trophy under Wenger since the 2005 FA Cup, but the early part of the decade brought much success for the Frenchman they call the Professor.

The North London side won the double in 2002, the FA Cup in 2003 and went the whole Premier League season unbeaten as they won the title in 2004 with a team who became known as 'the invincibles’.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co....ears.html#ixzz1AcAg7PbE


This award has nothing to do with the number of trophies won

Top 10 Best Coach for Level Club 2010 version IFFHS (www.iffhs.de)



1. Jose Mario dos Santos Mourinho Felix - Inter Milan Real Madrid & - Portugal -294

2. Josep Guardiola - FC Barcelona - Spain - 188

3. Aloysius Paulus Maria "Louis" van Gaal - Bayern Munich - Netherlands - 75

4. Quique Sanchez Flores - Atletico Madrid-Spain - 46

5. Carlo Ancelotti - Chelsea - Italy - 41

6. Sir Alex Ferguson - Manchester United, Scotland -38

7. Arsene Wenger - Arsenal - France - 33

8. Celso Juarez Rogh - SC Internacional Porto Alegre - Brazil -24

9. Roy Hodgson - Fulham & Liverpool - United Kingdom - 20

10. Lamine N'Diaye - TP Mazembe - Senegal -11

wenger yuko juu tu sana.

With all due respect @guka, this kind of ranking is absolutely useless! For example a team that has won 3 EPL leagues and one that has won 5 championship leagues and yet another one that has won 6 League Two leagues which is better? A team that has won 3 Champions Leagues vs one that has won 6 Europa cups? A team that has won 5 FA cups vs one that has won 7 Carling cups? Need I go on? You can not just throw random numbers and purport to make an argument. If you must, come up with a matrix!

Example: I have 5,000 shares, you have 12,000 shares and @vvs has 7,000 shares who's better of?

NB: The shares are a mixture of different counters.