Sentence examples for managerial reputation. from inspiring English sources

What is indisputable is that Coleman has rebuilt his own managerial reputation after losing his way following such a promising start at Fulham.

Anything but progress to a fourth round meeting with Swansea would have left the kind of dent on Coyle's managerial reputation he can ill afford.

Despite what some may have you believe, results are often outweighed by style in terms of managerial reputation, and Pulis is a victim of that attitude, while other benefit from it.

Owen Coyle has been handed the dual challenge of restoring Wigan Athletic's Premier League status and his managerial reputation after being appointed Roberto Martínez's successor at the DW Stadium.

Chris Coleman has rebuilt his managerial reputation with Wales and the FAW had no intention of granting Hull City permission to speak to the 46-year‑old when the Premier League club approached them last month.

The task at Liverpool may slowly shrink his managerial reputation too, because the unsubtle realpolitik Klopp faces is this: winning the Premier League will be seen as a dizzying triumph.

Since Craig Brown left the job in 2002, Berti Vogts, George Burley and now Levein have had their managerial reputations damaged.

For all his towering reputation and managerial gifts, Powell started in his job with two serious operational handicaps.

But Michael R. Bloomberg took office with a reputation for managerial ingenuity and earned accolades for crime reductions and improvements in student test scores.

If he is still announcing new modernisation packages for the NHS in a few years' time, if there are still winter crises in the headlines then, his reputation for managerial competence will lie shattered.

Currently a curator and deputy director at the Art Institute of Chicago, Mr. Benezra appears to offer everything the San Francisco museum needs: an outstanding art-world reputation, solid managerial skills and plenty of ambition.