4) Roberto Mancini, 2.05 points per game, 1 title, 3 top four finishes, 133 games, 305pts
The outspoken Italian won City a title on the final day of the season as Sergio Aguero notched an amazing winner from a Mario Balotelli assist to leave United fans in shock. For that, we’re fond of him.
3) Jose Mourinho, 2.29 points per game, 3 titles, 5 top four finishes, 196 games, 459pts
In five full Premier League seasons, Mourinho’s secured three titles. Twice during his first stint, and once last season, where his rigid Chelsea side were head and shoulders above the rest of the league.
2) Arsene Wenger, 1.99 points per game, 3 titles, 19 top four finishes, 714 games, 669pts
Wenger’s been with Arsenal since 1996. That’s only two years after Raheem Sterling was born! The good mannered Frenchman has become more likeable with age, but his teams have become more easy to beat. He’s never failed to finish in the top four – but it seems strange to consider he hasn’t won a title since the Invincibles of 2013/14.
1) Sir Alex Ferguson, 2.16 points per game, 13 titles, 21 top four finishes, 810 games, 1221pts
No surprises for top spot. Ferguson’s titles set him apart from the rest.
