English Premier League manager list for 2009-10 (Part 2)

below the latest list of English Premier League Managers for 2009-10 season Part two for the other ten Premier League teams:

Rafael Benitez: (Liverpool/ Spain / 49 years old)

Rafa still searching for his first Premier League title, this season (2008-09) is best Liverpool league position (second after Manchester United) under Rafa Benitez management. Last March Benitez signed a new contract with Liverpool keeps him until 2014.

The upcoming task for Benitez is to crack Manchester United dominance of the Premier League, with a medium budget he should plan smartly for his recruitment’s.

Official: Chelsea new manager is Ancelotti

 

Blues I'm here

 

Finally Chelsea-Ancelotti story ended happily, it is official Carlo Ancelotti is Chelsea new manager for the next three years (£ 6.5 million per year) and will start next 1st July, 2009. According to Chelsea FC website:

Chelsea Football Club is delighted to announce that Carlo Ancelotti has agreed to become our new manager. He has signed a three year contract and will start on July 1, 2009.

 

Chelsea FC Official Website

Ancelotti if the figures up was accurate will be the highest paid manager in the English Premier League, and now the second Italian to manage an English club as Zola is currently West Ham manager. Maybe the number will jump to three if the reports suggestion that Roberto Mancini on verge to coach Sunderland.

English Premier League Managers list (updated)

This is the latest list of EPL Managers:

Arsenal
Arsène Wenger (France), going to stay his contract until 2011

Aston Villa
Martin O’Neill (North Ireland), going to stay

Blackburn Rovers
Sam Allardyce (England), going to stay after saving the Rovers from relegation

Bolton Wanderers
Gary Megson (England), going to stay

Chelsea
Guus Hiddink (Holland), still have the cup final then he will leave his caretaker post back to Russia

Everton
David Moyes (Scotland), going to stay

Fulham
Roy Hodgson (England), going to stay

Hull City
Phil Brown (England), not sure yet but avoiding relegation was a plus

Liverpool
Rafa Benítez (Spain), going to stay

Man City
Mark Hughes (wales), according to Cook he will stay

Man United
Alex Ferguson (Scotland), for sure the best manager is ever-green

Middlesbrough
Gareth Southgate (England), not clear yet but he want to remain and put them back to the top flight Premier League

Newcastle United
Alan Shearer (England), demand an overhaul after relegation the situation is not clear as the owner Ashely may sell the team

Portsmouth
Paul Hart (England), ??

Stoke City
Tony Pulis (Wales), this season performance is plus for him

Sunderland
Ricky Sbragia (Scotland), resigned after saving them from relegation

Tottenham Hotspurs
Harry Redknapp (England), going to stay

West Brom Albion
Tony Mowbray (England), ??

West Ham United
Gianfranco Zola (Italy), going to stay he and steve clark is a winning team

Wigan Athletic
Steve Bruce (England), going to stay