Leeds United manager refsued to single out David Moyes for praise saying they are many good Brirish managers in the game.
Spaaking at his virtual pre-match press conference ahead of his trip to the London Stadium to face West Ham the 65-year-old Argentinian said ‘With respect to British coaches, I don’t think David Moyes is the only one who is doing well, as well as him, you have Rodgers at Leicester who for me is another good example.
‘I look a lot at the British coaches, and from my point of view, it consistently adds something to the Premier League.
‘The managers of Sheffield United and Fulham, without looking at their position in the table, I think what they’ve achieved with their work is worth having a look at. It’s the same with the managers at Burnley and Brighton – they have helped to consolidate those clubs in the top flight and that’s worthy of note.
‘Roy Hodgson at Crystal Palace has got a wealth of experience of managing in the Premier League as well as all over Europe and internationally.
‘There are probably a few others I’ve forgotten as well who deserve to be recognised for their work.
‘The Premier League is a very diverse league in terms of owners, managers and players so it’s natural that there are managers from all over the world.’