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10 Highest Paid Soccer Managers

The list of the highest paid soccer managers in the world consists of four from the English Premier League (Manuel Pellegrini, David Moyes, Arsene Wenger, Jose Mourinho) two from the German Bundesliga (Jurgen Klopp, Pep Guardiola), two from the Spanish La Liga (Carlo Ancelotti, Gerardo Martino), one from China (Marcello Lippi) and one managing a national team (Fabio Capello).

December 19, 2013
When Managers Were Players

At 33, John Terry knows he doesn’t have tons of time left to his playing career. He spoke of his aim and hope to become a manager, hopefully at Chelsea after he retires, replacing Andre Villas-Boas. We hopped on the opportunity to check out the playing careers of all 20 managers in the English Premier League to start the season. No one, no one gets close to Kenny Dalglish’s career.

July 20, 2011
Kenny Dalglish Telling Arsene Wenger to ‘Piss Off’

Kenny Dalglish with a few carefully picked words to Arsene Wenger after the 1-1 draw between Arsenal and Liverpool.

April 17, 2011
Who Looks Sadder – Avram Grant or Harry Redknapp?

Which Premier League manager has the gloomier face – Harry Redknapp or Avram Grant?

March 19, 2011
Some Thoughts on Jose Mourinho and Alex Ferguson

Some random musings on Alex Ferguson’s ban, Jose Mourinho’s future with Real Madrid and the possibilty of him being the next Manchester Untied manager and the Sir’s heir.

March 17, 2011
Avram Grant – Soon Without a Job?

After another game without a win, Avram Grant’s future as West Ham’s manager doesn’t look very promising.

November 13, 2010
Three Soccer Managers on the Hot Seat in 2009-2010

Manuel Pellegrini, Real Madrid’s new head coach will face a new kind of pressure from fans and media with Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka joining the team this year, while Arsene Wenger will face pressure for the first time in ages after five years since his last league title with Arsenal.

June 23, 2009