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Welcome back for this episode of Three Upfront.

Today, Graham, Troy and I will look at which managers are next in line to take over from the most successful in the game.

We'll discuss the influence of the modern dayday legacy managers, Klop, Guadiola, and Ancelotti, whilst exploring the reputation of British coaches, the next generation of elite

manager, who will pick up the mantle? Start with you, Troy. Who do you think of the day's crop of names that spring to mind are likely to pick up

from the so-called perceived legacy managers?

I think this is going to look, sound a bit obvious, but he hasn't won enough yet to say

he would do that, would be Artetta, would be an obvious one because he's built and he

showed over a short period of time that he can build a team and the squad. She hasn't got over

that hump yet so he could still be perceived to be in that realm. I think we are getting a lot

of managers now who are the same. There's a lot of the same type of style doing the same type of influence of football.

So you could pick about eight.

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