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ENGLISH MANAGERS’ PREMIER PAIN

HARRY GORDON LOOKS AT WHY HOMEGROWN BOSSES HAVE FAILED TO CONQUER THE DOMESTIC MOUNTAIN...

So close: Kevin Keegan took Newcastle to the brink of glory

Aston Villa’s Steven Gerrard

New hopefuls Frank Lampard

Great Scot: Sir Alex Ferguson celebrates another Premier League crown with Manchester United

WHO was the last English manager to win a top-flight title in this country?
Well, believe it or not, it was Howard Wilkinson. He did it with Leeds in 1992, the season before Sky propelled the English league into a global phenomenon with the birth of the Premier League era.
Since t...

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