Dutch Managers in English Football

[Top Flight]

Off the top of my head:

Louis Van Gaal
Guus Hiddink
Dick Advocaat
Martin Jol
Ruud Gullit
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink

Do Dutch managers tend to bring success? With the exception of Jimmy, this bunch have all managed big clubs with big budgets.

Are there any examples of Dutch managers who have succeeded with a Championship club or a club lower down the football league? Jimmy did well with Burton Albion. He has done alright so far with QPR. But nothing, any better than what Brian was doing with us last season.

[TBM]

Steve McClaren

[One8Seven1*]

Ronald Koeman - Everton

[Glory Boy]

Steve McClaren

Schteev McKlaaren

[W&E Royal]

Off the top of my head:

Louis Van Gaal
Guus Hiddink
Dick Advocaat
Martin Jol
Ruud Gullit
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink

Do Dutch managers tend to bring success? With the exception of Jimmy, this bunch have all managed big clubs with big budgets.

Are there any examples of Dutch managers who have succeeded with a Championship club or a club lower down the football league? Jimmy did well with Burton Albion. He has done alright so far with QPR. But nothing, any better than what Brian was doing with us last season.

Did Queens Park Rangers lose six of their final seven games? No, they won two, drew three and lost two, against Burnley and Brighton. I think it's save to say that JFH did better than Brian last season, hence why he's still in a job.

[floyd__streete]

Do Dutch managers tend to bring success?

LOL @ assuming people from a certain nationality might 'bring success'. Not all Austrians hate Jews

[blythspartan]

I don't know about dutch managers but we have done pretty well with first time managers in the past.

Mark McGee
Alan Pardew
Brian McDermott

Lets hope Stam is as successful.

[No Fixed Abode]

Didn't Johnny Metgod manage a team as caretaker manager?

I know he was 1st team coach and Derby and Portsmouth....

[sandman]

Off the top of my head:

Louis Van Gaal
Guus Hiddink
Dick Advocaat
Martin Jol
Ruud Gullit
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink

Do Dutch managers tend to bring success? With the exception of Jimmy, this bunch have all managed big clubs with big budgets.

Are there any examples of Dutch managers who have succeeded with a Championship club or a club lower down the football league? Jimmy did well with Burton Albion. He has done alright so far with QPR. But nothing, any better than what Brian was doing with us last season.

Did Queens Park Rangers lose six of their final seven games? No, they won two, drew three and lost two, against Burnley and Brighton. I think it's save to say that JFH did better than Brian last season, hence why he's still in a job.

Safe to say he didn't.

McDermott had a 30% win record whereas JFH had a 25% win rate and took over a month to win his first match. (admittedly with QPR playing two fewer matches). But then JFh didn't get to a Cup Quarter Final.

[Nameless]

Didn't Johnny Metgod manage a team as caretaker manager?

I know he was 1st team coach and Derby and Portsmouth....

He was sacked from both with the manager who brought him in.

[From Despair To Where?]

Rene Meulensteen was a big success at Fulham

[Sutekh]

Bobbie vander Robson

[Ian Royal]

Off the top of my head:

Louis Van Gaal
Guus Hiddink
Dick Advocaat
Martin Jol
Ruud Gullit
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink

Do Dutch managers tend to bring success? With the exception of Jimmy, this bunch have all managed big clubs with big budgets.

Are there any examples of Dutch managers who have succeeded with a Championship club or a club lower down the football league? Jimmy did well with Burton Albion. He has done alright so far with QPR. But nothing, any better than what Brian was doing with us last season.

Did Queens Park Rangers lose six of their final seven games? No, they won two, drew three and lost two, against Burnley and Brighton. I think it's save to say that JFH did better than Brian last season, hence why he's still in a job.

I didn't know managerial performance was only measured by your last seven games...