The Managers

In this episode of The Managers, we take a look back at some of the best moments from Series 1.

Sean Dyche explains what it was like working under the legendary Brian Clough, while Alan Curbishley shares stories of teaming up with Paolo Di Canio at Charlton.

Harry Redknapp shares his experience of losing the Tottenham job just months after being the favourite to become the England manager.

Peter Crouch brings the players' perspective, talking about his time working under Tony Pulis at Stoke, before Roy Hodgson discusses his exit from Liverpool.

Plus, Chris Hughton chats about the successful recruitment structure that has underpinned Brighton's success in recent years.

00:00 - AO.com

00:49 - Intro

00:56 - Sean Dyche on Brian Clough and John Duncan

06:41 - Alan Curbishley on Paolo Di Canio

14:18 - Harry Redknapp on Tottenham and England jobs

19:35 - Peter Crouch on Tony Pulis’ Stoke team

25:42 - AO.com

26:31 - Roy Hodgson on Liverpool exit

31:56 - Chris Hughton on Brighton’s recruitment structure 
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In the latest episode of The Managers, Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis preview the summer’s biggest football competition, taking place in the USA, Canada and Mexico.

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They discuss the newly expanded 48-team format and what it means for the overall standard of the competition, as well as the expected hot and humid conditions.

Mick talks about preparing a squad and what he did with the Republic of Ireland team in 2002 ahead of the tournament in Japan and South Korea.

The conversation delves into the squad selections made by England and Scotland, as well as the management of the legendary Carlo Ancelotti as he prepares to lead Brazil.
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In the latest episode of The Managers, Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis discuss the fallout from the final day of the Premier League season.

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They chat about the newly crowned champions, Arsenal, and whether it will usher in a new era of dominance for the Gunners.

West Ham joined Burnley and Wolves in being relegated from the top flight - so what next for their star players and Nuno Espírito Santo?

That’s on the agenda, as well as the likely summer of change at Tottenham under Roberto De Zerbi after he saved them from the drop.

Plus, Mick and Tony discuss European qualification for Bournemouth, Sunderland and Brighton, as well as the EFL play-off finals.
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In the latest episode of The Managers, Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis break down Chelsea’s decision to appoint Xabi Alonso as their new manager.

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They discuss the challenges facing the former Bayer Leverkusen and Real Madrid boss, as well as what success could look like for both Alonso and Chelsea next season.

Michael Carrick has secured the permanent role as manager of Manchester United, and Mick and Tony give their verdict on whether the club’s hierarchy made the right call.

The conversation also explores the growing problems at West Ham, with the Hammers facing the prospect of relegation to the Championship.

Plus, Mick and Tony discuss the ‘Spygate’ controversy involving Southampton and Middlesbrough before reviewing the dramatic finale to the Scottish Premiership season.
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In the latest episode of The Managers, Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis are joined by former West Bromwich Albion and Sheffield Wednesday boss Darren Moore.

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Darren reflects on his early years and his playing career, including the infamous Battle of Bramall Lane clash between Sheffield United and West Brom.

He also discusses his transition into coaching, the impact Tony Pulis had on his development, and how those experiences helped shape his managerial career.

The episode also covers Darren’s time at West Brom, his impressive start in management, and the shock circumstances surrounding his exit from the club.

Plus, Darren looks back on his spell at Sheffield Wednesday, including the unforgettable play-off comeback victory that became one of the club’s most memorable nights.
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