#4 Mark Hughes
If the English FA is still hung up on British managers, maybe they should look to Wales for an answer. Mark Hughes could prove to be a wily choice for a team that is looking to revamp their reputation as underperformers who seem to play uninspiring football.
‘Sparky’ has been at the forefront of a revolution at Stoke City as the Potters have finally shed their reputation as a one-dimensional footballing team that depends eternally on a savage play to strangle teams that they play into submission.
Stoke City, now play a more enjoyable brand of football and their expansive style has also been met with results that they could count as commendable. Mark Hughes has plenty of experience with a top team having managed Manchester City, albeit consistently meeting with flak for not being able to attract top names to a team then recently flushed with ‘oil money’.
Mark Hughes is also a strong character who has as a player, presented himself as a man with winning mentality. With sufficient experience as manager of Wales at the international level, he could turn out to be a smart choice for a team looking to shed some of its own ill-earned reputation.