Sentence examples for elite manager from inspiring English sources

But then, Ferguson has maintained his position as an elite manager for so long by adapting to whatever situation he finds himself in.

Manuel Pellegrini believes he has several more years as an elite manager and is confident there will be attractive offers for his services after leaving Manchester City.

While Everton mourned Howard Kendall, the architect of two title-winning teams, Van Gaal illustrated the influence an elite manager can have as, from the ruins of a wretched performance in London, he fashioned a more pragmatic, more athletic side.

Even then, your instincts told you that one day there would have to be an end to all this, not just because every elite manager has his own finite shelf life, but because how long can any man run on a fuel of sadism before blowing up, really?

Elite managers, who are these days often Spanish or Italian, are peripatetic experts more management consultants than chief executives.

Dividing the field system into 32 units provided opportunities for elite managers to monitor production and control the redistribution of resources.

"At its worst, capitalism provides inordinate, undeserved rewards to elite managers without regard for the rewards they deliver to shareholders".

This was an opportunity for the former England boss to place himself among the upper echelons of Europe's elite managers.

The thinking was that its corps of elite managers could make all the divisions profitable, even though they were in far different sectors.

Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea, for instance, all fancy that they have splurged with a tad more discernment this summer, headhunting elite managers to improve their squads and methods and restore the perceived natural order of things.

"To have attracted one of the world's elite managers speaks volumes both for the progress Leicester City has made in recent years and for the potential that remains for the club's long-term development".