Which manager has won the most  trophies coaching in europe, including domestic and european honours?
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Ah Darren, I have already suspected your Scottish roots, but now I know you're a Celtic fan.\n\nJock Stein, is this the answer you're looking for?
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See a full list of the Champions League winners at:\n\nhttp://www.uefa.com/competitions/ucl/history/index.html
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Only man to coach and captain a World Cup winning team.\n \nVisit this site!
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not just because I'm a fan but actual facts the answer is Liverpool most league titles 18 most European cups 5 and a hell lot more other trophies
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Big Phil Scolari.  He won world cup with Brasil and turned potugal into finalist of a major tournament for the first time.  \nAlso Vincente Del Bosque.  Turned primma donna's of Real Madrid into a team who played for each other and not for themselves. Also the matter of european cups and the league!!
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Liverpool or A.c milan look at how many times liverpool have won trophys and look at how many times milan have won the european cup
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Martin O'Neill\n\ndefinitely not scolari coz he needs 2 guide portugal 2 win some trophies...
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if you want to talk about domestic success then i suppose bolton's sam alldyarce, charlton's alan churbishly and wigan's paul jewell are good english managers; i say good not great and i seriously doubt their credentials, ability and experience to manage the current ENGLAND team when eriksson go after the world cup. IF the Enland FA decide on anyone of the above 3, or any other british manager (i think they will choose english/british) then woe to england. you can kiss your european cup / world cup campaigns "goodbye".\nwhy 'not success nowadays'?\nthe english are too conceited, short-sighted, and bereft of ideas, 'almost stupid' in their approach to international football. apart from Alex Ferguson (Scottish) i can see no one british manager fit to manage england. but they will choose english/british after erikkson (mark my words)
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Antonio Cassano and Ruud Van Nistellroy.\nBut Capello is not the right manager for all these champions, they lose because of him
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I am assuming in basketball since that is where you posted your question.\n\nThe basketball coach with the most wins is....Pat Summit!\n\nWomens coach at Tennessee.  She surpassed Dean Smith.\n\n \nExperience:\n31 seasons\n \nCollegiate Record:\n882-172 (.838)
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I will answer as it strikes me. The first is easy, Real Madrid, they won the 1st tournament. \nNext 1st time winners, I think is Nottingham Forest in 1979, thereafter Aston Villa in 1982\n\nThat's it, I think it is 3.
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Here's a list of ex Man Utd players(their playing careers in brackets)who have managed teams in the premiership.\n\nCurrent premiership managers-\n\nMark Hughes(1988-1995) at Blackburn Rovers\nSteve Coppell(1975-1982) at Reading\n\nPast premiership managers-\n\nSteve Bruce(1987-1996) at Birmingham\nGordon Strachen(1984-1989) at Coventry and Southampton\nBryan Robson(1981-1994) at W.B.A. and Middlesbrough\nBrian Kidd(1963-1974) at Blackburn\nGeorge Graham(1972-1974) at Arsenal,Leeds and Tottenham\nRay Wilkins(1979-1984) at Fulham\n\nCan also have-\nStewart Houston-caretaker manager at Arsenal (August 1996–September 1996)
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the next england manager
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Probably Gerrard.  He lead Liverpool, a rather underdog team, to the Champions League Title.  Lamps has done what, sodded around with his 500 trillion dollar team and tucked away a few goals?
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Glasgow Celtic from SCOTLAND becomes the first British team to win the European Cup back in 1967 when they defeated Internazionale Milan from ITALY 2-1. the victorious team was famously known as The Lisbon Lions.\n\nsince that victory, no other Scottish team has ever won the European Cup (or UEFA Champions' League as it is known now) todate.
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I'm sure that many football coaches have trophies named after them.  If you are in the U.S., you mean American footaball, and the most famous trophy is the Lombardi trophy given to the winning team in the Superbowl.  It is named after Vince Lombardi of the Green Bay Packers.
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Liverpool with 81 titles