2025/26 David Moyes

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It’s actually interesting to step back and see where he ranks.

If we consider his complete record and use both wins and draws as a metric and 200 games minimum as a benchmark to filter out guys who came in and had brief successful spells you get a decent view of where he ranks as an all-time league manager.

David Moyes Complete Premier League Record​

• Total Matches: 750
• Wins: 290
• Draws: 197
• Losses: 263

Percentage Breakdown​

• Win Percentage: 38.7%
• Draw Percentage: 26.2%
• Loss Percentage: 35.1%

1. Pep Guardiola: 89.2% unbeaten (377 games)
2. Sir Alex Ferguson: 84.1% unbeaten (810 games)
3. Jürgen Klopp: 82.3% unbeaten (334 games)
4. Mikel Arteta: 82.1% unbeaten (240+ games)
5. José Mourinho: 81.3% unbeaten (363 games)
6. Arsène Wenger: 81.2% unbeaten (828 games)
7. Gerard Houllier: 72.2% unbeaten (241 games)
8. Rafael Benítez: 70.8% unbeaten (359 games)
9. Mauricio Pochettino: 69.4% unbeaten (294 games)
10. Brendan Rodgers: 68.2% unbeaten (302 games)
11. Claudio Ranieri: 67.3% unbeaten (413 games)
12. Harry Redknapp: 65.6% unbeaten (642 games)
13. David Moyes: 64.9% unbeaten (750 games)
14. Martin O'Neill: 63.8% unbeaten (359 games)
15. Roy Hodgson: 58.7% unbeaten (412 games)

So the answer is no, his win percentage is not above 40%

He's sitting just below the mighty Harry Redknapp on that list with Redknapp having managed almost as many games.