That meant delegating tasks to those who could perform them and overseeing everything. This week, Goal.com decided to look at which managers have won the most silverware across footballing history and it certainly made for interesting reading. That had been somewhat lost and neglected in the years after Busby, but Ferguson resurrected the culture of youth at United in a big way. When it comes to the greatest managers in history, it's almost impossible to beat Sir The elusive first league title, ending a 26-year drought, came in 1992/93, the first of 13. He said: “I qualified for a League winner’s medal with Aberdeen in the 84-85 season. For as little as £5.99 a month you can access all of our content, including Premium articles. Well, there can be no doubting that Pep Guardiola has been the best manager of the last 10 years and if anyone will over-take Ferguson, it's probably the current Manchester City boss. Number 50: Marcelo Bielsa - El Loco's Journey From Argentina to Footballing Immortality in Europe, Number 49: Vic Buckingham - How an Englishman Discovered Johan Cruyff & Pioneered Total Football, Number 48: Claudio Ranieri: A Ridiculed Tinkerman Who Masterminded One of Football's Greatest Ever Achievements, Number 47: Bill Nicholson: Mr Tottenham Hotspur, the First Double Winning Manager of the 20th Century, Number 46: Sven-Goran Eriksson: The Scudetto Winning Shagger Who Never Solved the Lampard-Gerrard Conundrum, Number 45: Sir Alf Ramsey: The Man Behind the 'Wingless Wonders' & England's Sole World Cup Triumph, Number 44: Antonio Conte: An Astute Tactician Whose Perfectionist Philosophy Reinvented the 3-5-2 Wheel, Number 43: Kenny Dalglish: The Beacon of Light in Liverpool's Darkest Hour, Number 42: Massimiliano Allegri: The Masterful Tactician Who Won Serie A Five Times in a Row, Number 41: Sir Bobby Robson: A Footballing Colossus Whose Fighting Spirit Ensured an Immortal Legacy, Number 40: Luis Aragones: Spain's Most Important Manager, the Atleti Rock and the Modern Father of Tiki-Taka, Number 39: Herbert Chapman: One of Football's Great Innovators & Mastermind Behind the 'W-M' Formation, Number 38: Carlos Alberto Parreira: The International Specialist Who Never Shied Away From a Challenge, Number 37: Franz Beckenbauer: The German Giant Whose Playing Career Overshadowed His Managerial Genius, Number 36: Viktor Maslov: Soviet Pioneer of the 4-4-2 & the Innovator of Pressing, Number 35: Rafa Benitez: The Conquerer of La Liga Who Masterminded That Comeback in Istanbul, Number 34: Zinedine Zidane: Cataloguing the Frenchman's Transition From Midfield Magician to Managerial Maestro, Number 33: Luiz Felipe Scolari: How the Enigmatic 'Big Phil' Succeeded as Much as He Failed on the Big Stage, Number 32: Jupp Heynckes: The Legendary Manager Who Masterminded 'the Greatest Bayern Side Ever', Number 31: Vicente del Bosque: The Unluckiest Manager in the World Who Led Spain to Immortality, Number 30: Arsene Wenger: A Pioneering Who Became Invincible at Arsenal, Number 29: Udo Lattek: The Bundesliga Icon Who Shattered European Records, Number 28: Jock Stein: The Man Who Guided Celtic to Historic Heights & Mentored Sir Alex Ferguson, Number 27: Vittorio Pozzo: Metodo, Mussolini, Meazza & the Difficult Memory of a Two-Time World Cup Winner, Number 26: Jurgen Klopp: The Early Years at Mainz 05 Where He Sealed His 'Greatest Achievement', Number 25:Mario Zagallo: Habitual World Cup Winner & Sculptor of Brazil's Joga Bonito Era, Number 24: Bela Guttmann: The Dance Instructor Who Changed Football Forever (and Managed...Just Everyone), Number 23: Valeriy Lobanovskyi: The Scientist Who Dominated Football in the Soviet Union, Number 22: Louis van Gaal: The Stubborn Master Who Won 15 Major Trophies at 4 of the World's Greatest Clubs, Number 21: Otto Rehhagel: The 'King' Who Turned 150/1 Greek Outsiders into Champions of Europe, Number 20: Tele Santana: The 'Joga Bonito' Icon Who Helped Brazil Rediscover Their Love of Football, Number 19: Bill Shankly: The Innovative Motivator Who Rebuilt Liverpool From the Ground Up, Number 18: Ottmar Hitzfeld: The Manager Who Won Absolutely Everything at Germany's 2 Biggest Clubs, Number 17: Miguel Muñoz: The Man Who Told Alfredo Di Stefano to F*ck Off & Led the Ye-Ye's to European Glory, Number 16: Fabio Capello: Italy's Cosmopolitan Disciplinarian Who Built on a Generation-Defining AC Milan, Number 15: Brian Clough: He Wasn't the Best Manager in the Business, But He Was in the Top 1, Number 14: Nereo Rocco: 'El Paron', the Pioneer of Catenaccio & Forgotten Great of Italian Football, Number 13: Carlo Ancelotti: Football's Most Loveable Eyebrow in the Words of His Players, Number 12: Sir Matt Busby: The Man Who Built the Modern Manchester United, Number 11: Marcello Lippi: Montecristo Cigars, Neapolitan Dreams, Scudetti in Turin & Gli Azzurri's World Cup, Number 10: Bob Paisley: The Understated Tactician Who 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Through, West Brom to Offer Matheus Pereira New Deal - Just Two Months After Permanent Signing, Hakan Calhanoglu to Manchester United Rumours Don't Add Up, Marcelo Bielsa - El Loco's Journey From Argentina to Footballing Immortality in Europe, Vic Buckingham - How an Englishman Discovered Johan Cruyff & Pioneered Total Football, Claudio Ranieri: A Ridiculed Tinkerman Who Masterminded One of Football's Greatest Ever Achievements, Bill Nicholson: Mr Tottenham Hotspur, the First Double Winning Manager of the 20th Century, Sven-Goran Eriksson: The Scudetto Winning Shagger Who Never Solved the Lampard-Gerrard Conundrum, he Man Behind the 'Wingless Wonders' & England's Sole World Cup Triumph, Antonio Conte: An Astute Tactician Whose Perfectionist Philosophy Reinvented the 3-5-2 Wheel, Kenny Dalglish: The Beacon of Light in Liverpool's Darkest Hour, Massimiliano Allegri: The Masterful Tactician Who Won Serie A Five Times in a Row, Sir Bobby Robson: A Footballing Colossus Whose Fighting Spirit Ensured an Immortal Legacy, Luis Aragones: Spain's Most Important Manager, the Atleti Rock and the Modern Father of Tiki-Taka, Herbert Chapman: One of Football's Great Innovators & Mastermind Behind the 'W-M' Formation, Carlos Alberto Parreira: The International Specialist Who Never Shied Away From a Challenge, Franz Beckenbauer: The German Giant Whose Playing Career Overshadowed His Managerial Genius, Viktor Maslov: Soviet Pioneer of the 4-4-2 & the Innovator of Pressing, Rafa Benitez: The Conquerer of La Liga Who Masterminded That Comeback in Istanbul, Zinedine Zidane: Cataloguing the Frenchman's Transition From Midfield Magician to Managerial Maestro, Luiz Felipe Scolari: How the Enigmatic 'Big Phil' Succeeded as Much as He Failed on the Big Stage, Jupp Heynckes: The Legendary Manager Who Masterminded 'the Greatest Bayern Side Ever', Vicente del Bosque: The Unluckiest Manager in the World Who Led Spain to Immortality, Arsene Wenger: A Pioneering Who Became Invincible at Arsenal, Udo Lattek: The Bundesliga Icon Who Shattered European Records, Jock Stein: The Man Who Guided Celtic to Historic Heights & Mentored Sir Alex Ferguson, Vittorio Pozzo: Metodo, Mussolini, Meazza & the Difficult Memory of a Two-Time World Cup Winner, Jurgen Klopp: The Early Years at Mainz 05 Where He Sealed His 'Greatest Achievement', Mario Zagallo: Habitual World Cup Winner & Sculptor of Brazil's Joga Bonito Era, Bela Guttmann: The Dance Instructor Who Changed Football Forever (and Managed...Just Everyone), Valeriy Lobanovskyi: The Scientist Who Dominated Football in the Soviet Union, Louis van Gaal: The Stubborn Master Who Won 15 Major Trophies at 4 of the World's Greatest Clubs, Otto Rehhagel: The 'King' Who Turned 150/1 Greek Outsiders into Champions of Europe, Tele Santana: The 'Joga Bonito' Icon Who Helped Brazil Rediscover Their Love of Football, Bill Shankly: The Innovative Motivator Who Rebuilt Liverpool From the Ground Up, Ottmar Hitzfeld: The Manager Who Won Absolutely Everything at Germany's 2 Biggest Clubs, Miguel Muñoz: The Man Who Told Alfredo Di Stefano to F*ck Off & Led the Ye-Ye's to European Glory, Fabio Capello: Italy's Cosmopolitan Disciplinarian Who Built on a Generation-Defining AC Milan, Brian Clough: He Wasn't the Best Manager in the Business, But He Was in the Top 1, Nereo Rocco: 'El Paron', the Pioneer of Catenaccio & Forgotten Great of Italian Football, Carlo Ancelotti: Football's Most Loveable Eyebrow in the Words of His Players, Sir Matt Busby: The Man Who Built the Modern Manchester United, Marcello Lippi: Montecristo Cigars, Neapolitan Dreams, Scudetti in Turin & Gli Azzurri's World Cup, Bob Paisley: The Understated Tactician Who Conquered All of Europe With Liverpool, Jose Mourinho: The 'Special One' Who Shattered Records All Over Europe, Helenio Herrera: The Innovator Who Single-Handedly Changed the Beautiful Game, Ernst Happel: The 'Weird Man' Who Conquered European Football and Helped Shape the Modern Game, Johan Cruyff: The Visionary Who Became the Most Important Man in the History of Football, Giovanni Trapattoni: A Career of 2 Halves That Defined the Golden Era of Calcio at Juventus, Pep Guardiola: The Maverick Who Strolled to League Titles in Spain, Germany and England, Rinus Michels: The Most Influential Manager There Ever Was & His Total Football Legacy, Arrigo Sacchi: The Game That Made the AC Milan Legend One of the Greatest Managers of All Time, Scottish Premier Division (1979/80, 1983/84, 1984/85), Scottish Cup (1981/82, 1982/83, 1983/84, 1985/86), UEFA Cup Winners' Cup (1982/83, 1990/91), Premier League (1992/93, 1993/94, 1995/96, 1996/97, 1998/99, 1999/00, 2000/01, 2002/03, 2006/07, 2007/08, 2008/09, 2010/11, 2012/13, FA Cup (1989/90, 1993/94, 1995/96, 1998/99, 2003/04), League Cup (1991/92, 2005/06, 2008/09, 2009/10), UEFA Champions League (1998/99, 2007/08). The following year, Brian McClair, one of his first signings, starred as the club finished second behind only champions Liverpool. “You could see very clearly from the outset he was a winner. Ferguson was not revered as a great coach, but he was a manager in the truest sense of the word. Have your say in the comments section below. The year after, the FA Cup bought Ferguson some much needed time because his true impact was about to be felt. He led Aberdeen to three league titles, four Scottish Cups and a League Cup domestically. “Luckily for me he came back again and signed me when I was 16 for Aberdeen. Sir Alex Ferguson has always denied that a Mark Robins goal against Nottingham Forest in the third round of the FA Cup in January 1990 directly saved him from being sacked by Manchester United. Certainly, had United dispensed with Ferguson at the end of or even during the 1989/90 season – a campaign in which the club recorded its lowest league finish (13th) since relegation in 1974 – few might have considered it noteworthy. He said: “He signed me for St Mirren when I was only 13 and I had a few years with Sir Alex at Love Street. However, the Spaniard is still a long way behind matching the feats of Ferguson, despite enjoying success at Barcelona, Bayern Munich and now on English shores. Disaffection might have swept the club,” he added. “If you were good enough, you were old enough and he threw me into that game.”.
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