10 ANGRIEST COACHES IN FOOTBALL HISTORY (PART I)

Like we know, there are coaches in football who show angry attitudes in their managerial moments some had the angry attitude right from when they were players. It happens mostly in the losing moments. This article will be discussing 10 of the coaches with most attitude of anger but 5 will be mentioned here while the rest will com in the subsequent post. Read along to know!

1. ROY KEANE

Roy Keane is likely the angriest man in world football history.

As a player, he finished Alf-Inge Haaland's career out of unadulterated disdain; almost began an uproar in the tunnel while contending with Arsenal's Patrick Vieira before a match (darn, that is Sean Miller-Patriot Games style there, child); and would not play in the 2002 World Cup over a conflict with his manager.

Then, at that point, he became a manager.

Yes, that is Keano, okay. Furious. Irritable. Peevish. Persuaded he's more intelligent than every other person.

Keane gets additional focuses for that way-cool Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (the then President of Iran) facial hair he grew a couple of years back.

2. NEIL LENNON

Roy Keane's successor, Neil Lennon, is the previous captain and manager of Celtic FC.

He's from Northern Ireland, while Keane is from the Republic of Ireland. Lennon's playing profession did exclude similar antics as Keane's, yet he's finding the indignation on the overseeing front.

Consistently it's something different. Lennon is angry about his team's performance. Lennon is angry about the refs. Lennon is angry at his team once more. Lennon is angry about the other team's coach.

That last one is incredible in light of the fact that, truly, all we want is for Celtic fans and Rangers fans back to their prior ways, battling with one another.

3. SIR ALEX FERGUSON

You might be astonished seeing the previous Manchester United most honourable manager mentioned, however he has somewhat of an attitude.

Certainly, when things are working out in a good way, Alex Ferguson is the world's best winner. Be that as it may, when things don't go right, he will in general be somewhat of a child occasionally.

He's likewise oppressive to his players in the locker room and harmful to journalists he could do without. In any case, you know, he wins a great deal.

4. NEIL WARNOCK

How furious is Neil Warnock? Chekc out!

He considered a contradicting striker a "sewer rodent." and that player incidentally turned out to be dark.

He got in a conflict with a player over spitting.

He enraged a player enough to get called a disparaging name for a man's private region.

He caused problems for making signals on the touchline.

He got in one more question with one more player over a red card.

He has developed a long-lasting blood-fight conflict with a fellow coach.

He referred to a ref as "some uncovered headed chap" in the wake of making what Warnock thought about an awful call. Etc.

This procured him the moniker Mr. Angry from the Daily Mail.

5. LUIZ FELIPE SCOLARI

Luiz Felipe Scolari won the World Cup as coach of Brazil. Some way or another, even that didn't drive him less crazy.

Scolari is popular for his insane jokes on the touchline during games. Before you say that he's just insane and not angry, see this picture, he's amusing.

There's more than one explanation Scolari has overseen 22 club and public groups. One explanation is that he's good. The other is that he's very difficult or impossible to endure.

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