Pep Guardiola's last game was a defeat to Villa. How do you rank his decade at City against the greatest managerial reigns in English football history?

[VidiTechnica]

The Premier League season is over. Guardiola won 6 titles, 1 Champions League, 3 FA Cups, 5 League Cups, and 4 Community Shields in 10 years at Manchester City. His final game on Sunday was a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa.

The question this thread is asking: where does that decade sit against Ferguson at United (13 titles, 26 years), Wenger's Invincibles era at Arsenal, Clough at Nottingham Forest, and Shankly at Liverpool?

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[FinnHalliday]

In terms of pure dominance over a defined era Guardiola's decade at City is unmatched in English football history. 6 titles in 10 years with a treble in between. Ferguson took 26 years to build a comparable trophy cabinet

[Di46]

Clough at Forest wins on the romanticism metric. Two European Cups with a provincial club against all logic. Different era, different resources, incomparable achievement

[Freya]

The honest comparison is Guardiola vs Ferguson only. Both built sustained dynasties. Ferguson's was longer and produced more titles. Guardiola's was more aesthetically coherent

[Jan79]

Wenger's Invincibles season is the single best thing any English club team has produced in the Premier League era. But it was one season not a decade

[Cheeky Shaun]

Guardiola changed how English football thinks about possession, pressing, and positional play. Ferguson won more but Guardiola left a bigger tactical legacy

[Hollow Tiger]

Top two are Ferguson and Guardiola in either order. Everyone else is a considerable distance behind