Nicosia Gooner
01-11-2013, 12:32 PM
Arsene Wenger has been voted in third position by the International Institute of History and Statistics of Football in the World’s Best Coach of 21st Century.
Manchester United’s Sir Alex Ferguson tops the list with Jose Mourinho in second position.
The votes are taken on an annual basis with jurors coming from around the world. Describing their process, the IIHSF says on its website
The IFFHS has devised an equitable method for establishing the The World‘s best Coach of the 21st Century. From the annual two world rankings of the coaches (a result of the world votings) the IFFHS will take into consideration the “Top 20″ for each year and allocate points to each place. So the first-placed receives 20 points, the second-placed 19 points, the third-placed 18 points … and a point for twentieth place. If the annual world ranking comprises more than 20 coaches, then the coaches from 21st place onwards receive no points. If the annual world ranking comprises fewer than 20 coaches (based on the fixed rules), no points will be awarded for the unoccupied places.
Full list [top 25] which reads like a list of Chelsea managers:
Sir Alex Ferguson [180]
Jose Mourinho [174]
Arsene Wenger [165]
Fabio Capello [147]
Vicente del Bosque [124]
Marcelo Alberto Bielsa
Guus Hiddink
Carlo Ancelotti
Luiz Felipe Scolari
Rafael Benitez
Joachim Low
Marcello Lippi
Frank Rijkaard
Sven-Goran Eriksson
Karel Bruckner
Pep Guardiola
Roberto Mancini
Ottmar Hitzfeld
Carlos Alberta
Dunga
Otto Rehhagel
Giovanni Trapattoni
Bert van Marwick
Carlos Bianchi
Muricy Ramalho
Manchester United’s Sir Alex Ferguson tops the list with Jose Mourinho in second position.
The votes are taken on an annual basis with jurors coming from around the world. Describing their process, the IIHSF says on its website
The IFFHS has devised an equitable method for establishing the The World‘s best Coach of the 21st Century. From the annual two world rankings of the coaches (a result of the world votings) the IFFHS will take into consideration the “Top 20″ for each year and allocate points to each place. So the first-placed receives 20 points, the second-placed 19 points, the third-placed 18 points … and a point for twentieth place. If the annual world ranking comprises more than 20 coaches, then the coaches from 21st place onwards receive no points. If the annual world ranking comprises fewer than 20 coaches (based on the fixed rules), no points will be awarded for the unoccupied places.
Full list [top 25] which reads like a list of Chelsea managers:
Sir Alex Ferguson [180]
Jose Mourinho [174]
Arsene Wenger [165]
Fabio Capello [147]
Vicente del Bosque [124]
Marcelo Alberto Bielsa
Guus Hiddink
Carlo Ancelotti
Luiz Felipe Scolari
Rafael Benitez
Joachim Low
Marcello Lippi
Frank Rijkaard
Sven-Goran Eriksson
Karel Bruckner
Pep Guardiola
Roberto Mancini
Ottmar Hitzfeld
Carlos Alberta
Dunga
Otto Rehhagel
Giovanni Trapattoni
Bert van Marwick
Carlos Bianchi
Muricy Ramalho