Calm down Carter and MCS, this isn't what you think it is !
Steve Clarke is starting to get increased mentions. Not one i would instantly dismiss to be honest.
There has been a long history of mixed results from seasoned 'Number Two's' making the step up. Be interesting if others can help me expand on the list below;
Good
Gus Poyet
Steve McClaren
Bad
Les Reed
Ray Wilkins
Sammy Lee
Mixed
Paul Hart
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Brian Kid
That Portuguese fella at man u
Chris Hughton
Bad:
Pardew - a number two (turd) of the highest possible kind
Keith Peacock
Mixed
Phil Parkinson
Alan Irvine (was Moye's number 2 I believe)
Chris Hutchings (At Bradford and Wigan)
Lennie Lawrence
Bad
Ken Craggs
Bad
Stuart Huston
Chris Hutchings
Stuart Gray
John Gorman
Bryan Gunn
Mark Wotte
Good
Walter Smith
Alan Smith
Stewart Houston
Roy Evans
Colin Harvey
Steve Kember
Ray Harford
George Graham
McLaren should probably go in the 'mixed' bucket.
Took Boro to a European final
Poor as England manager
Lead Twente FC to their first ever title
Struggling at Wolfsburg
Jimmy Trotter
Mixed
Eddie Firmani
Theo Foley
Good
Mike Bailey
Good
Bob Paisley
Bad
Wilf Mcguiness
Peter Taylor
Harry Redknapp
Bad - Roy Evans
Mixed - Ray Harford
Mixed- Kevin Blackwell
Good- Malkay Mackay- sure he was number 2 at Watford under Rodgers.
Wise
Good No2
Morecombe