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Managers Quiz 2 - Answer Sheet © Football Teasers 2021 10 Questions (44 answers) - 08/05/2020 http://www.footballteasers.co.uk Download our iOS and Android app containing over 3000 football quiz questions.... http://bit.ly/ft5-app 1. Manuel Pellegrini became the fifteenth manager of West Ham since 1990 when he was appointed in May 2018. Name the previous fourteen (including caretakers). 1. Lou Macari 2. Ronnie Boyce 3. Billy Bonds 4. Harry Redknapp 5. Glenn Roeder 6. Trevor Brooking 7. Alan Pardew 8. Alan Curbishley 9. Kevin Keen 10. Gianfranco Zola 11. Avram Grant 12. Sam Allardyce 13. Slaven Bilic 14. David Moyes 2. PLG - Cameroon manager at the 2010 World Cup. 1. Paul Le Guen 3. As of May 2020, six Spaniards had won the European Cup/Champions League as a manager. Name them. 1. Jose Villalonga 2. Miguel Munoz 3. Vicente del Bosque 4. Rafael Benitez 5. Pep Guardiola 6. Luis Enrique 4. Which manager said... "All this tippy tappy stuff everybody keeps going on about as the right way to play football is all a load of bollocks."? 1. Sam Allardyce 5. Which manager said... "Running is for animals. You need a brain and a ball for football"? 1. Louis van Gaal 6. Which managers won the FA Cup in the following years... 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000 and 2010? 1. Dave Sexton 2. John Lyall 3. Alex Ferguson 4. Gianluca Vialli 5. Carlo Ancelotti 7. Name the English managers who took the following nations to a World Cup... Netherlands (1938), Canada (1986), Sweden (1958), Switzerland (1994), Republic of Ireland (1994) & Republic of Ireland (2002). 1. Bob Glendenning 2. Tony Waiters 3. George Raynor 4. Roy Hodgson 5. Jack Charlton 6. Mick McCarthy 8. I was born in 1946 and started my managerial career in 1982. After managing some of Europe's biggest clubs I took two different nations to successive World Cups - in 2010 and 2014. Who am I? 1. Fabio Capello 9. BB - Manager at the 1986 Wold Cup. 1. Billy Bingham 10. Bobby Robson had eight managerial jobs during his career. Who did he manage? 1. Barcelona 2. England 3. Fulham 4. Ipswich Town 5. Newcastle United 6. Porto 7. PSV Eindhoven 8. Sporting Lisbon .

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