Wenger World Coach of the Decade

Arsenal’s French coach, Arsene Wenger was named the best coach in the last decade, according to the criteria of the Institute of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS).
Arsene Wenger has won with 156 votes, eight more than second-placed Alex Ferguson (Manchester United) and 23 over third-placed Jose Mourinho, now coach of Real Madrid. The parameters were taken to determine placement based on the coach in the annual selection of the best. For each of the ten past years, has been singled out IFFHS best ranked 20 coaches in the selection of expert teams from dozens of countries in the world..
Although Wenger has never won IFFHS’s annual award, in total, he collected the most points. Among the 176 selected from a total of 50 countries, most trainers are from South American nations, of which 18 Argentines and 16 Brazilians. Europeans are led by Spain and France, each with 14 coaches.
IFFHS selection:
1. Arsene Wenger France 156
2. Sir Alex Ferguson Scotland 148
3. JoséMourinho Portugal 135
4. Fabio Capello Italia 120
5. Guus Hiddink Netherlands 112
6. Carlo Ancelotti Italia 108
7. Luiz Felipe Scolari Brazil 101
7. Marcelo Bielsa Argentina 101
9. Rafael Benítez Spain 97
10. Marcello Lippi Italia 88
11. Vicente del Bosque Spain 85
12. Frank Rijkaard Netherlands 80
13. Sven-Göran Eriksson Sweden 79
14. Karel Brückner Czech Republic 76
15. Carlos Alberto Parreira Brazil 65
15. Ottmar Hitzfeld Germany 65
17. Carlos Caetano Bledorn Verri “Dunga” Brazil 62
18. Otto Rehhagel Germany 61
19. Joachim Löw Germany 58
20. Carlos Bianchi Argentina 53…

Applause Arsène!!