article_snippet: Hughes revival will put big clubs on alert .
article_snippet: But what about Mark Hughes, the man who succeeded Pulis at Stoke?
article_snippet: Mark Hughes (right) has flown under the radar but has led the Potters to eighth in the Barclays Premier League .
article_snippet: Without grabbing any headlines, Mark Hughes (right) has impressively manoeuvred Stoke into eighth place in the Barclays Premier League and eighth place in the Premier League have built on eighth place in the Premier League efforts of last season.
article_snippet: The work Mark Hughes (right) has done at the Britannia Stadium seems to have gone under the radar.
article_snippet: Mark Hughes (right) journey since Mark Hughes (right) was sacked in a poor manner by Manchester City in December 2009 hasn’t always been smooth.
article_snippet: For instance, Mark Hughes (right) was criticised for the way Mark Hughes (right) left Fulham in 2011 and was then sacked by Queens Park Rangers after spending less than a year at Loftus Road, even though Mark Hughes (right) kept them in the top flight in May 2012.
article_snippet: But Mark Hughes (right) has rebuilt Mark Hughes (right) reputation in the Potteries and looks like Everton.
article_snippet: If Mark Hughes (right) continues to make such impressive strides, Mark Hughes (right) may get the chance once again to work at a club that can regularly compete for top honours.