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#4 Thomas Schaaf
German manager Thomas Schaaf might not be a well-known name outside Germany, but ask any Werder Bremen fan and he'll speak highly of the former gaffer. Schaaf is a legendary figure at Weserstadion and won the Bundesliga in 2004 with the Green Whites. He also managed to lift the DFB Pokal thrice with the side.
The club saw consistent Champions League football after their title-winning season, but soon, the departure of key players saw the club lose their aura. Schaaf still stuck around for a while and saw the development of players like Naldo, Mesut Ozil and Marko Marin, but the rise of clubs like Borussia Dortmund, Wolfsburg (for a little while) and everpresent Bayern Munich meant that Bremen were no longer relevant.
In 2013, Schaaf left his post at Bremen but he's still eulogised as a master tactician and someone who gave it all at the club after his near four-decade stay (as a player and a manager).
Schaaf had two spells at Eintracht Frankfurt and Hannover 96, but they didn't last for more than a season. You could argue that the clubs didn't have the necessary resources for Schaaf to implement his ideology. Give him decent players and he could still deliver!
