2) Arsene Wenger, 1.99 points per game, 3 titles, 19 top four finishes, 714 games, 669pts
If there is one criticism of the 65-year-old it is that he should have won more than he has. However, his ability to keep the Gunners in the Champions League has been vital while they built their new stadium.
1) Sir Alex Ferguson, 2.16 points per game, 13 titles, 21 top four finishes, 810 games, 1221pts
It was always going to be the Scot at the top of the table. No manager in history has defined an era so much as the Manchester United boss has the Premier League.