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A ranking of the ten worst managers in Premier League history by average points per match has been published. Rob Edwards ranks last, while West Ham's Scott Parker is second last.
A ranking of the ten worst managers in Premier League history based on average points earned per match has been compiled, featuring those who have managed at least 50 matches.
The lowest average belongs to Rob Edwards, who managed Luton and Wolverhampton, with just 0.68 points per game. Scott Parker, the new manager of West Ham, comes second with 0.70, while Mick McCarthy sits in third with 0.79.
The complete list of the worst managers is as follows:
- Rob Edwards — 0.68 points per match.
- Scott Parker — 0.70.
- Mick McCarthy — 0.79.
- David Wagner — 0.80.
- Ian Dowie — 0.81.
- Daniel Farke — 0.88.
- Chris Wilder — 0.88.
- Phil Brown — 0.88.
- Steve Kean — 0.90.
- Steve Cooper — 0.93.
Notably, Parker has successfully led teams out of the Championship, yet every full season he has had in the Premier League has ended with relegation. Meanwhile, Crystal Palace is considering the possibility of inviting Edwards in to replace Pierre Sahs, despite his position at the bottom of the ranking.
