Mike Jackson - Burnleyįinal position: 18th Highlight: The three weeks where he looked like the best manager in the world Lowlight: The cold embrace of relegation Had Burnley survived on the final day of the season then Mike Jackson would have been much, much higher. It wasn't all Ralf Rangnick's fault of course, but he only made matters worse. Ralf Rangnick - Manchester Unitedįinal position: 6th Highlight: Finding new ways to dig the club and players out every week Lowlight: His inability to be a football manager Manchester United went into the 2021/22 campaign as potential title challengers and ended it with their lowest points tally in the Premier League era.
They committed comical defensive errors every week regardless of who was in the dugout, but hey, someone had to take the fall. Dean Smith - Norwichįinal position: 20th Highlight: Helping former club Aston Villa survive Lowlight: Failing to help current club Norwich survive By all accounts, this version of Norwich are hopeless at this level. Roy Hodgson - Watfordįinal position: 19th Highlight: Smiling throughout every thrashing Watford endured Lowlight: Not clapping travelling Watford fans because they were 'a bit far away' Sorry, Roy, but you were the worst of Watford's three managers this season and despite being one of the most loved men in the game, you found a way to make their fans despise you. Introducing our bottom four / Naomi Baker/Getty Images, Dan Mullan/Getty Images, Nathan Stirk/Getty Images, Gareth Copley/Getty Images 20.
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