A list of the most unsuccessful managers in English Premier League history has been compiled. This list includes specialists who not only recorded poor results but also completely failed to meet expectations. Goal.com reports on this.
In particular, former Manchester United manager David Moyes occupied one of the top positions on this list.
Moyes took over the championship-winning team as the successor to Alex Ferguson. However, he failed to maintain the Manchester United philosophy and laid the foundation for the club's long-term crisis.
The publication notes that it was specifically from the Moyes era that the series of failures at the team began.
The tenure of the experienced Roy Hodgson at Watford also faced sharp criticism. He was expected to keep the team in the league, but instead, he exacerbated the situation.
Hodgson not only failed to deliver results but also damaged relations with fans and was dismissed without securing a single home victory.
Liam Rosenior, who had a brief stint at Chelsea, also entered the anti-ranking. He was unexpectedly appointed to the London club after being fired from Hull City.
After losing five consecutive matches without scoring a goal, Rosenior was stripped of his position after three and a half months.
Additionally, Paul Jewell's tenure at Derby County was listed among the worst. After taking over the team, he failed to achieve a single victory.
As a result, the club was forced to leave the league with a record low of 11 points.
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