Having steered Monaco past two English teams twice in three seasons I think this man deserves a little more spotlight than he is getting he took out Arsenal in the 2014/15 season with a relatively unknown team and the attack led by Anthony martial without there biggest player radamel falcao playing in the Epl then fast forward to 2017 aymen abdenour,Carrasco to athletic Madrid,kondogbia then for inter,even kurzawa left for bitter rivals PSGone would have thought that would signal the end of this team who just some seasons ago was playing in the french championnat&especially playing in a league with the big spending but the coach has been able to rejuvenate the team and they have evolved with new players like kylian mbappe and brilliant signings like djibril sidibe to becoming the highest scoring team not only in ligue 1 but europe's top five leagues and who most the whole of Europe or the world at large...they have a strong chance of winning the league they are in the 1/4 of the champions league and who knows they might go all the way like the Monaco of 03/04 season led by Dado Prso and the great Fernando Morientes and maybe go one better!Jardim deserves the praise because he doesn't have the luxury of 100m to spend on a player and neither can he afford to keep most of his best players at the club....Whether the big club hoodoo will get to him is still left to be seen when he finally makes the move to one of Europe's elite club but for now he seemed destined for great things and winning the ligue 1 this season might mark the beginning!