Who do you think was the best COACH/MANAGER at the World Cup?

[The Large One]

Not the one Frank Spencer was driving.

Considering the relative lack of experience he had to work with, and the way that his team applied themselves, I have become a big fan of this bloke...

 

[Brian Munich]

DeL BosquE

simplY becausE hE carrieD oN witH thE ainT brokE donT fiX iT wheN AragoneS lefT afteR winninG thE EuroS.

AnotheR lessoN foR managerS.

 

[perseus]

My choice

 

[strings]

I would second Jochim Lowe - he bought style to the World Cup. Also, he did very well with a young German team and stuff, but he gets my vote mostly for his blue jumper/suit combo and his cardigans.

 

[Tyrone Biggums]

I think I'll vote for my Kiwi neighbour's coach Ricki Herbert.

Lowest paid coach at the tournament, plys his trade in a league often derided for being no good.

Structured his teams game plan to his teams strengths and had all the players on the same page as him.

He also left the world cup undefeated.

 

[rcf0712]

Oscar Tabarez - he got Uruguay to within a whisker of the final ffs - awesome effort.

 

[Stumpy Tim]

Unbeaten (and should have beaten Italy) with a team of TOILET

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Ricki Herbert.

Havent seen team of the world cup but Ryan Nelson should be in it.

 

[surrey jim]

Jochim Lowe

 

[Giraffe]

Lowe for me, given what he was working with.

Closely followed by Stuart Pearce for having to put up with Capello.

 

[KneeOn]

Unbeaten (and should have beaten Italy) with a team of TOILET

Brilliant!

 

[Trigger]

Definitely the German chap who picks his nose and wears fabulous jumpers.

 

[Ernest]

New Zealand coach as boxed far above their weight and left undefeated

 

[Taybha]

Ottmar

 

[seagullsoverlincoln]

The Uraguyan guy,getting a team representing a population of 3.5 million to the semi's
was an amazing achievement

Thought the USA'S Bob Bradley had done a good job