List of EFL Championship managers

The EFL Championship is a professional football league in England which is the second tier of the English football league system.

Some of the people have served spells as caretaker (temporary) managers in the period between a managerial departure and appointment.

An asterisk (*) indicates that the manager is currently managing the EFL Championship club his name is next to.

List of managers by club

The dates of appointment and departure may fall outside the club's period in the EFL Championship.

Key
dagger Incumbent manager
double-dagger Caretaker manager
§ Incumbent but no longer in EFL Championship
* Present up to date as of 10 October 2018
NameNat.Championship clubFromUntilYears in
FLC		Ref.
Roberto Di MatteoItalyAston Villa2 June 20163 October 20162016
Steve BruceEnglandAston Villa12 October 20163 October 20182016–2018
Kevin MacDonald double-daggerScotlandAston Villa3 October 201810 October 20182018
Dean Smith daggerEnglandAston Villa10 October 2018Present*2018–
Andy RitchieEnglandBarnsley13 May 200521 November 20062006[1][2]
Simon DaveyWalesBarnsley22 November 200629 August 20092006–2009[3][4]
Mark RobinsEnglandBarnsley9 September 200915 May 20112009–2011[5][6]
Keith HillEnglandBarnsley1 June 201129 December 20122011–2012[7][8]
David FlitcroftEnglandBarnsley30 December 2012[N 1]30 November 20132012–2013[9][10]
Danny WilsonNorthern IrelandBarnsley17 December 201312 February 20152013–2014
Paul HeckingbottomEnglandBarnsley6 February 2016[N 2]6 February 20182016–2018
Paul Harsley double-daggerEnglandBarnsley6 February 201816 February 20182018
José MoraisPortugalBarnsley16 February 20186 May 20182018
Steve BruceEnglandBirmingham City12 December 200119 November 20072006–2007[11][12]
Alex McLeishScotlandBirmingham City28 November 200712 June 20112008–2009[13][14]
Chris HughtonRepublic of IrelandBirmingham City22 June 20114 June 20122011–2012[15][16]
Lee ClarkEnglandBirmingham City27 June 201220 October 20142012–2014[17]
Richard Beale double-daggerEnglandBirmingham City20 October 201427 October 20142014
Malcolm Crosby double-daggerEnglandBirmingham City20 October 201427 October 20142014
Gary RowettEnglandBirmingham City27 October 201414 December 20162014–2016
Gianfranco ZolaItalyBirmingham City14 December 201617 April 20172016–2017
Harry RedknappEnglandBirmingham City18 April 201716 September 20172017
Lee Carsley double-daggerRepublic of IrelandBirmingham City16 September 201729 September 20172017
Steve CotterillEnglandBirmingham City29 September 20173 March 20182017–2018
Garry Monk daggerEnglandBirmingham City4 March 2018Present*2018–
Steve KeanScotlandBlackburn Rovers22 December 201029 September 20122012[18][19]
Eric Black double-daggerScotlandBlackburn Rovers29 September 201231 October 20122012
Henning BergNorwayBlackburn Rovers31 October 201227 December 20122012[20][21]
Gary Bowyer double-daggerEnglandBlackburn Rovers27 December 201211 January 20132012–2013
Michael AppletonEnglandBlackburn Rovers11 January 201319 March 20132013[22][23]
Gary Bowyer double-daggerEnglandBlackburn Rovers19 March 201324 May 20132013
Gary BowyerEnglandBlackburn Rovers24 May 201310 November 20152013–2015[24]
Paul LambertScotlandBlackburn Rovers15 November 20157 May 20162015–2016
Owen CoyleRepublic of IrelandBlackburn Rovers2 June 201621 February 20172016–2017
Tony Mowbray daggerEnglandBlackburn Rovers22 February 2017Present*2017
2018–
Simon GraysonEnglandBlackpool5 August 200623 December 20082007–2008[25]1
Tony Parkes double-daggerEnglandBlackpool24 December 200819 May 20092008–2009
Ian HollowayEnglandBlackpool21 May 20093 November 20122009–2010
2011–2012		[26][27]
Steve Thompson double-daggerEnglandBlackpool3 November 20127 November 20122012
Michael AppletonEnglandBlackpool7 November 201211 January 20132012–2013[22][28]
Steve Thompson double-daggerEnglandBlackpool11 January 201316 February 20132013
Paul InceEnglandBlackpool16 February 201321 January 20142013–2014[29]
Barry Ferguson double-daggerScotlandBlackpool21 January 20143 May 20142014
José RigaBelgiumBlackpool11 June 201427 October 20142014[30]
Lee ClarkEnglandBlackpool30 October 20149 May 20152014–2015
Owen CoyleRepublic of IrelandBolton Wanderers8 January 20109 October 20122012[31][32]
Jimmy Phillips double-daggerEnglandBolton Wanderers9 October 201223 October 20122012
Dougie FreedmanScotlandBolton Wanderers23 October 20123 October 20142012–2014[33]
Neil LennonNorthern IrelandBolton Wanderers12 October 201415 March 20162014–2016
Jimmy Phillips double-daggerEnglandBolton Wanderers15 March 201610 June 20162016
Phil Parkinson daggerEnglandBolton Wanderers10 June 2016Present*2017–
Eddie Howe §EnglandBournemouth12 October 2012Present*2013–2015
Mark WarburtonEnglandBrentford10 December 20131 June 20152014–2015
Marinus DijkhuizenNetherlandsBrentford1 June 201528 September 20152015
Lee CarsleyEnglandBrentford28 September 201530 November 20152015
Dean SmithEnglandBrentford30 November 201510 October 20182015–2018
Mark McGheeScotlandBrighton & Hove Albion28 October 20038 September 20062004–2006
Gus PoyetUruguayBrighton & Hove Albion10 November 201023 June 20132011–2013[34]
Óscar GarciaSpainBrighton & Hove Albion26 June 201312 May 20142013–2014[35][36]
Sami HyypiäFinlandBrighton & Hove Albion6 June 201422 December 20142014[37]
Nathan Jones double-daggerWalesBrighton & Hove Albion22 December 201431 December 20142014
Chris Hughton §Republic of IrelandBrighton & Hove Albion31 December 2014Present*2014–2017
Gary JohnsonEnglandBristol City23 September 200518 March 20102007–2010[38][39]
Keith Millen double-daggerEnglandBristol City18 March 20102 May 20102010
Steve CoppellEnglandBristol City2 May 201012 August 20102010[40][41]
Keith MillenEnglandBristol City12 August 20103 October 20112010–2011[41][42]
Steve Wigley double-daggerEnglandBristol City3 October 201119 October 20112011
Derek McInnesScotlandBristol City19 October 201112 January 20132011–2013[43][44]
Sean O'DriscollRepublic of IrelandBristol City14 January 201328 November 20132013[45]
Steve CotterillEnglandBristol City3 December 201314 January 20162013–2014
2015–2016
John Pemberton double-daggerEnglandBristol City14 January 20166 February 20162016
Lee Johnson daggerEnglandBristol City6 February 2016Present*2016–
Steve CotterillEnglandBurnley3 June 20048 November 20072004–2007[46][47]
Steve Davis double-daggerEnglandBurnley8 November 200722 November 20072007
Owen CoyleRepublic of IrelandBurnley22 November 20075 January 20102007–2009[48][49]
Brian LawsEnglandBurnley13 January 201029 December 20102010[50][51]
Stuart Gray double-daggerEnglandBurnley29 December 201014 January 20112010–2011
Eddie HoweEnglandBurnley14 January 201112 October 20122011–2012[52][53]
Terry Pashley double-daggerEnglandBurnley16 October 201230 October 20122012[54]
Sean Dyche §EnglandBurnley30 October 2012Present*2012–2014
2015–2016		[55]
Nigel Clough daggerEnglandBurton Albion7 December 2015Present*2016–
Lennie LawrenceEnglandCardiff City18 February 200225 May 20052004–2005[56]
Dave JonesEnglandCardiff City25 May 200531 May 20112005–2011[57][58]
Malky MackayScotlandCardiff City17 June 201127 December 20132011–2013[59]
Ole Gunnar SolskjærNorwayCardiff City2 January 201418 September 20142014
Danny Gabbidon double-daggerWalesCardiff City18 September 20145 October 20142014
Scott Young double-daggerWalesCardiff City18 September 20145 October 20142014
Russell SladeEnglandCardiff City5 October 20147 May 20162014–2016
Paul TrollopeWalesCardiff City18 May 20164 October 20162016
Neil Warnock §EnglandCardiff City5 October 2016Present*2016–2018
Alan PardewEnglandCharlton Athletic24 December 200622 November 20082007–2008[60][61]
Phil ParkinsonEnglandCharlton Athletic28 November 20084 January 20112008–2009[62][63]
Chris PowellEnglandCharlton Athletic14 January 201111 March 20142012–2014[64]
José RigaBelgiumCharlton Athletic11 March 201427 May 20142014
Bob PeetersBelgiumCharlton Athletic27 May 201411 January 20152014–2015[65]
Damian Matthew double-daggerEnglandCharlton Athletic11 January 201513 January 20152015
Ben Roberts double-daggerEnglandCharlton Athletic11 January 201513 January 20152015
Guy LuzonIsraelCharlton Athletic13 January 201524 October 20152015
Karel Fraeye double-daggerBelgiumCharlton Athletic26 October 201513 January 20162015–2016
José RigaBelgiumCharlton Athletic14 January 20167 May 20162016
Geraint WilliamsWalesColchester United28 June 200622 September 20082006–2008[66][67]
Peter ReidEnglandCoventry City6 May 20046 January 20052004–2005[68][69]
Adrian Heath double-daggerEnglandCoventry City6 January 200523 January 20052005
Micky AdamsEnglandCoventry City23 January 200517 January 20072005–2007[70][71]
Adrian Heath double-daggerEnglandCoventry City17 January 200719 February 20072007
Iain DowieNorthern IrelandCoventry City19 February 200711 February 20082007–2008[72][73]
Frankie Bunn double-daggerEnglandCoventry City11 February 200819 February 20082008^1
John Harbin double-daggerNew ZealandCoventry City11 February 200819 February 20082008^1
Chris ColemanWalesCoventry City19 February 20084 May 20102008–2010[74]
Aidy BoothroydEnglandCoventry City20 May 201014 March 20112010–2011[75][76]
Steve Harrison double-daggerEnglandCoventry City14 March 201128 April 20112011
Andy ThornEnglandCoventry City28 April 201126 August 20122011–2012[77][78]
Dario GradiEngland
Italy		Crewe Alexandra1 June 19831 July 20072004–2006
Iain DowieNorthern IrelandCrystal Palace22 December 200322 May 20062005–2006[79][80]
Peter TaylorEnglandCrystal Palace13 June 20068 October 20072006–2007[81][82]
Neil WarnockEnglandCrystal Palace11 October 20071 March 20102007–2010[83]
Paul HartEnglandCrystal Palace2 March 20102 May 20102010[84]
George BurleyScotlandCrystal Palace17 June 20101 January 20112010–2011[85][86]
Dougie FreedmanScotlandCrystal Palace12 January 201123 October 20122011–2012[33][87]
Lennie Lawrence double-daggerEnglandCrystal Palace23 October 20121 November 20122012[88]
Ian HollowayEnglandCrystal Palace3 November 201223 October 20132012–2013[27]
George BurleyScotlandDerby County31 March 20038 June 20052004–2005[89][90]
Phil BrownEnglandDerby County24 June 200530 January 20062005–2006[91][92]
Terry WestleyEnglandDerby County31 January 20062 May 20062006[93][94]
Billy DaviesScotlandDerby County2 June 200626 November 20072006–2007[95][96]
Paul JewellEnglandDerby County28 November 200728 December 20082008[97][98]
Chris Hutchings double-daggerEnglandDerby County28 December 20087 January 20092008–2009
Nigel CloughEnglandDerby County8 January 200928 September 20132009–2013[99]
Steve McClarenEnglandDerby County30 September 201325 May 20152013–2015
Paul ClementEnglandDerby County1 June 20158 February 20162015–2016
Darren WassallEnglandDerby County8 February 201627 May 20162016
Nigel PearsonEnglandDerby County27 May 201627 September 20162016
Chris Powell double-daggerEnglandDerby County27 September 201612 October 20162016
Steve McClarenEnglandDerby County12 October 201612 March 20172016–2017
Gary RowettEnglandDerby County14 March 201722 May 20182017–2018
Frank Lampard daggerEnglandDerby County31 May 2018Present*2018–
Sean O'DriscollRepublic of IrelandDoncaster Rovers8 September 200623 September 20112007–2011[100][101]
Dean SaundersWalesDoncaster Rovers23 September 20117 January 20132011–2012[101][102]
Paul DickovScotlandDoncaster Rovers20 May 20138 September 20152013–2014
Felix MagathGermanyFulham14 February 201418 September 20142014
Kit Symons double-daggerWalesFulham18 September 201429 October 20142014
Kit SymonsWalesFulham29 October 20148 November 20152014–2015
Peter Grant double-daggerScotlandFulham18 November 20158 December 20152015
Stuart Gray double-daggerEnglandFulham8 December 201527 December 20152015
Slaviša Jokanović §SerbiaFulham27 December 2015Present*2015–2018
Andy HessenthalerEnglandGillingham12 June 200023 November 20042004[103]
John Gorman double-daggerScotlandGillingham23 November 20047 December 20042004
Stan TernentEnglandGillingham7 December 200421 May 20052004–2005[104]
Simon GraysonEnglandHuddersfield Town20 February 201224 January 20132012–2013[105][106]
Mark Lillis double-daggerEnglandHuddersfield Town24 January 201314 February 20132013
Mark RobinsEnglandHuddersfield Town14 February 201310 August 20142013–2014[107]
Mark Lillis double-daggerEnglandHuddersfield Town10 August 20143 September 20142014
Chris PowellEnglandHuddersfield Town3 September 20144 November 20152014–2015
Mark Lillis double-daggerEnglandHuddersfield Town4 November 20158 November 20152015
David Wagner §United StatesHuddersfield Town9 November 2015Present*2015–2017
Peter TaylorEnglandHull CityOctober 200213 June 20062004–2006[81]
Phil ParkinsonEnglandHull City29 June 20064 December 20062006[108][109]
Phil BrownEnglandHull City4 January 200715 March 20102007–2008[110][111]1
Nigel PearsonEnglandHull City29 June 201015 November 20112010–2011[112][113]
Nicky BarmbyEnglandHull City15 November 2011[N 3]8 May 20122011–2012[114][115]
Steve BruceEnglandHull City8 June 201222 July 20162012–2013
2015–2016		[116]
Leonid SlutskyRussiaHull City9 June 20173 December 20172017
Nigel Adkins daggerEnglandHull City7 December 2017Present*2017–
Joe RoyleEnglandIpswich Town28 November 200211 May 20062004–2006[117][118]
Jim MagiltonNorthern IrelandIpswich Town5 June 200622 April 20092006–2009[119][120]
Roy KeaneRepublic of IrelandIspwich Town23 April 20097 January 20112009–2011[121][122]
Paul JewellEnglandIpswich Town10 January 201124 October 20122011–2012[123][124]
Chris Hutchings double-daggerEnglandIpswich Town24 October 20121 November 20122012
Mick McCarthyRepublic of IrelandIpswich Town1 November 201210 April 20182012–2018[125]
Bryan Klug double-daggerEnglandIpswich Town10 April 201830 May 20182018
Paul Hurst daggerEnglandIpswich Town30 May 2018Present*2018–
Kevin BlackwellEnglandLeeds United1 June 200420 September 20062004–2006[126][127]
John Carver double-daggerEnglandLeeds United21 September 200623 October 20062006
David Geddis double-daggerEnglandLeeds United23 October 200620 September 20062006
Dennis WiseEnglandLeeds United20 September 200629 January 20082006–2007[128][129]
Simon GraysonEnglandLeeds United23 December 20081 February 20122010–2012[130][131]
Neil Redfearn double-daggerEnglandLeeds United1 February 201218 February 20122012
Neil WarnockEnglandLeeds United18 February 20121 April 20132012–2013[132][133]
Brian McDermottEnglandLeeds United12 April 201330 May 20142013–2014[134][135]
David HockadayEnglandLeeds United12 June 201428 August 20142014[136]
Neil Redfearn double-daggerEnglandLeeds United28 August 201423 September 20142014
Darko MilaničSloveniaLeeds United23 September 201425 October 20142014
Neil RedfearnEnglandLeeds United1 November 201420 May 20152014–2015
Uwe RöslerGermanyLeeds United20 May 201519 October 20152015
Steve EvansScotlandLeeds United19 October 201531 May 20162015–2016
Garry MonkEnglandLeeds United2 June 201625 May 20172016–2017
Thomas ChristiansenSpainLeeds United15 June 20174 February 20182017–2018
Paul HeckingbottomEnglandLeeds United6 February 20181 June 20182018
Marcelo Bielsa daggerArgentinaLeeds United15 June 2018Present*2018–
Micky AdamsEnglandLeicester City4 April 200211 October 20042004[137][138]
Dave Bassett double-daggerEnglandLeicester City11 October 200431 October 20042004
Craig LeveinScotlandLeicester City29 October 200425 January 20052004–2007[139][140]
Rob KellyEnglandLeicester City13 February 200611 April 20072005–2006[141]1
Nigel WorthingtonEnglandLeicester City11 April 200725 May 20072007[142]
Martin AllenEnglandLeicester City25 May 200729 August 20072007[143][144]
Steve Beaglehole double-daggerEnglandLeicester City29 August 200713 September 20072007^3
Jon Rudkin double-daggerEnglandLeicester City29 August 200713 September 20072007
Mike Stowell double-daggerEnglandLeicester City29 August 200713 September 20072007
Gary MegsonEnglandLeicester City13 September 200724 October 20072007[145][146]
Frank Burrows double-daggerEnglandLeicester City24 October 200722 November 20072007
Gerry Taggart double-daggerEnglandLeicester City24 October 200722 November 20072007
Ian HollowayEnglandLeicester City22 November 200723 May 20082007–2008[147][148]
Nigel PearsonEnglandLeicester City20 June 200829 June 20092009–2010[112][149]
Paulo SousaPortugalLeicester City7 July 20101 October 20102010[150][151]
Sven-Göran ErikssonSwedenLeicester City3 October 201025 October 20112010–2011[152][153]
Mike Stowell double-daggerEnglandLeicester City25 October 201115 November 20112011
Nigel PearsonEnglandLeicester City15 November 201130 June 20152011–2014[113]
Mike NewellEnglandLuton Town23 June 200315 March 20072005–2007[154]
Gareth SouthgateEnglandMiddlesbrough7 June 200621 October 20092009[155][156]
Colin Cooper double-daggerEnglandMiddlesbrough22 October 200926 October 20092009
Gordon StrachanScotlandMiddlesbrough26 October 200918 October 20102009–2010[157][158]
Steve Agnew double-daggerEnglandMiddlesbrough18 October 201026 October 20102010
Tony MowbrayEnglandMiddlesbrough26 October 201021 October 20132010–2013[159]
Aitor KarankaSpainMiddlesbrough13 November 201316 March 20172013–2016
Garry MonkEnglandMiddlesbrough9 June 201723 December 20172017
Craig Liddle double-daggerEnglandMiddlesbrough23 December 201726 December 20172017
Tony Pulis daggerWalesMiddlesbrough26 December 2017Present*2017–
Dennis WiseEnglandMillwall15 October 20039 May 20052004–2005[160]1
Colin LeeEnglandMillwall27 July 200521 December 20052005[161][162]
Dave TuttleEnglandMillwall21 December 200520 April 20062005–2006[162][163]
Tony Burns double-daggerEnglandMillwall12 April 2006May 20062006
Alan McLeary double-daggerEnglandMillwall12 April 2006May 20062006
Kenny JackettWalesMillwall6 November 20077 May 20132010–2013[164][165]
Steve LomasNorthern IrelandMillwall6 June 201326 December 20132013
Scott Fitzgerald double-daggerEnglandMillwall26 December 20136 January 20142013–2014
Neil Harris double-daggerEnglandMillwall26 December 20136 January 20142013–2014
Ian HollowayEnglandMillwall6 January 201410 March 20152014–2015
Neil Harris double-daggerEnglandMillwall10 March 201529 April 20152015
Neil Harris daggerEnglandMillwall29 April 2015Present*2015
2017–
Karl RobinsonEnglandMilton Keynes Dons10 May 201023 October 20162015–2016
Chris Hughton double-daggerRepublic of IrelandNewcastle United24 May 200927 October 20092009
Chris HughtonRepublic of IrelandNewcastle United27 October 20097 December 20102009–2010[166][167]1
Rafael Benítez §SpainNewcastle United11 March 2016Present*2016–2017
Nigel WorthingtonNorthern IrelandNorwich City4 December 2000[N 4]1 October 20062005–2006[168][169]
Martin Hunter double-daggerEnglandNorwich City2 October 200613 October 20062006
Peter GrantScotlandNorwich City13 October 20069 October 20072006–2007[170][171]
Jim Duffy double-daggerScotlandNorwich City9 October 200730 October 20072007
Glenn RoederEnglandNorwich City30 October 200716 January 20092007–2009[172][173]
Bryan GunnScotlandNorwich City16 January 2009[N 5]13 August 20092009[174][175][176]
Paul LambertScotlandNorwich City18 August 20092 June 20122010–2011[177][178]
Neil AdamsEnglandNorwich City6 April 20145 January 20152014–2015
Alex NeilScotlandNorwich City9 January 201510 March 20172015
2016–2017
Alan Irvine double-daggerScotlandNorwich City10 March 201725 May 20172017
Daniel Farke daggerGermanyNorwich City25 May 2017Present*2017–
Colin CalderwoodScotlandNottingham Forest30 May 200626 December 20082007–2008[179][180]
John Pemberton double-daggerEnglandNottingham Forest26 December 200831 December 20082008
Billy DaviesScotlandNottingham Forest1 January 200912 June 20112009–2011[181][182]
Steve McClarenEnglandNottingham Forest13 June 20112 October 20112011[183][184]
Steve CotterillEnglandNottingham Forest14 October 201112 July 20122011–2012[185][186]
Sean O'DriscollRepublic of IrelandNottingham Forest19 July 201226 December 20122012[187][188]
Alex McLeishScotlandNottingham Forest27 December 20125 February 20132012–2013[189][190]
Billy DaviesScotlandNottingham Forest7 February 201324 March 20142013–2014[191]
Gary Brazil double-daggerEnglandNottingham Forest24 March 20143 May 20142014
Stuart PearceEnglandNottingham Forest1 July 20141 February 20152014–2015
Dougie FreedmanScotlandNottingham Forest1 February 201513 March 20162015–2016
Paul Williams double-daggerEnglandNottingham Forest13 March 201612 May 20162016
Philippe MontanierFranceNottingham Forest27 June 201614 January 20172016–2017
Gary Brazil double-daggerEnglandNottingham Forest14 January 201714 March 20172017
Mark WarburtonEnglandNottingham Forest14 March 201731 December 20172017
Gary Brazil double-daggerEnglandNottingham Forest31 December 20178 January 20182017–2018
Aitor Karanka daggerSpainNottingham Forest8 January 2018Present*2018–
Darren FergusonScotlandPeterborough United20 January 20079 November 20092009[192][193]
Mark CooperScotlandPeterborough United14 November 20091 February 20102009–2010[194][195]
Jim GannonRepublic of IrelandPeterborough United2 February 20106 April 20102010[196][197]
Gary JohnsonEnglandPeterborough United6 April 201010 January 20112010[197][198]
Darren FergusonScotlandPeterborough United12 January 201121 February 20152011–2013[199]
Bobby WilliamsonEnglandPlymouth Argyle20 April 20046 September 20052004–2005
Tony PulisWalesPlymouth Argyle25 September 200514 June 20062005–2006
Ian HollowayEnglandPlymouth Argyle28 June 200621 November 20072006–2007
Paul SturrockScotlandPlymouth Argyle27 November 200710 December 20092007–2009
Paul MarinerEnglandPlymouth Argyle10 December 20096 May 20102009–2010
Steve CotterillEnglandPortsmouth18 June 201014 October 20112010–2011[185][200]
Guy Whittingham double-daggerEnglandPortsmouth14 October 201110 November 20112011
Michael AppletonEnglandPortsmouth10 November 20117 November 20122011–2012[28][201]
Billy DaviesScotlandPreston North End29 August 20042 June 20062004–2006
Paul SimpsonEnglandPreston North End17 June 200613 November 20072006–2007
Alan IrvineScotlandPreston North End20 November 200729 December 20092007–2009
Rob Kelly double-daggerEnglandPreston North End29 December 20096 January 20102009–2010
Darren FergusonScotlandPreston North End6 January 201029 December 20102010[202]
Phil BrownEnglandPreston North End6 January 201114 December 20112011[203][204]
Simon GraysonEnglandPreston North End18 February 201329 June 20172015–2017
Alex Neil daggerScotlandPreston North End4 July 2017Present*2017–
Ian HollowayEnglandQueens Park Rangers26 February 20016 February 20062004–2006
Gary WaddockRepublic of IrelandQueens Park Rangers6 February 200620 September 20062006
John GregoryEnglandQueens Park Rangers20 September 20061 October 20072006–2007
Mick Harford double-daggerEnglandQueens Park Rangers1 October 200729 October 20072007
Luigi De CanioItalyQueens Park Rangers29 October 200714 May 20082007–2008[205][206]
Iain DowieNorthern IrelandQueens Park Rangers14 May 200824 October 20082008[207][208]
Gareth Ainsworth double-daggerEnglandQueens Park Rangers24 October 200819 November 20082008
Paulo SousaPortugalQueens Park Rangers19 November 20089 April 20092008–2009[209][210]
Gareth Ainsworth double-daggerEnglandQueens Park Rangers9 April 20093 June 20092009
Jim MagiltonNorthern IrelandQueens Park Rangers3 June 200916 December 20092009[211][212]
Paul HartEnglandQueens Park Rangers17 December 200915 January 20102009–2010[213][214]
Mick Harford double-daggerEnglandQueens Park Rangers14 January 20101 March 20102010
Neil WarnockEnglandQueens Park Rangers1 March 20108 January 20122010–2011[215][216]
Harry RedknappEnglandQueens Park Rangers24 November 20123 February 20152013–2014[217]
Chris RamseyEnglandQueens Park Rangers12 February 20154 November 20152015
Neil Warnock double-daggerEnglandQueens Park Rangers4 November 20154 December 20152015
Jimmy Floyd HasselbainkNetherlandsQueens Park Rangers4 December 20155 November 20162015–2016
Ian HollowayEnglandQueens Park Rangers11 November 201610 May 20182016–2018
Steve McClaren daggerEnglandQueens Park Rangers18 May 2018Present*2018–
Steve CoppellEnglandReading9 October 200312 May 20092004–2006
2008–2009
Brendan RodgersEnglandReading5 June 200916 December 20092009
Brian McDermottEnglandReading17 December 200911 March 20132009–2012[218]
Nigel AdkinsEnglandReading26 March 201315 December 20142013–2014[219]
Steve ClarkeScotlandReading15 December 20144 December 20152014–2015
Martin Kuhl double-daggerEnglandReading4 December 201517 December 20152015
Brian McDermottEnglandReading17 December 201527 May 20162015–2016
Jaap StamNetherlandsReading13 June 201621 March 20182016–2018
Paul Clement daggerEnglandReading23 March 2018Present*2018–
Ronnie MooreEnglandRotherham United24 May 199731 January 20052004–2005
Alan Knill double-daggerEnglandRotherham United31 January 20057 April 20052005
Mick HarfordEnglandRotherham United7 April 200510 December 20052005
Steve EvansScotlandRotherham United9 April 201228 September 20152014–2015
Eric Black double-daggerScotlandRotherham United28 September 20159 October 20152015
Neil RedfearnEnglandRotherham United9 October 20158 February 20162015–2016
Neil WarnockEnglandRotherham United11 February 201618 May 20162016
Alan StubbsEnglandRotherham United1 June 201619 October 20162016
Kenny JackettWalesRotherham United21 October 201628 November 20162016
Paul Warne daggerEnglandRotherham United28 November 2016[N 6]Present*2016–2017
2018–
Nigel AdkinsEnglandScunthorpe United6 November 200612 September 20102007–2008
2009–2010		[220]
Ian BaracloughEnglandScunthorpe United24 September 201016 March 20112010–2011[221][222]
Tony Daws double-daggerEnglandScunthorpe United16 March 201131 March 20112011
Alan KnillWalesScunthorpe United31 March 201129 October 20122011[223][224]
Neil WarnockEnglandSheffield United2 December 199917 May 20072004–2006
Bryan RobsonEnglandSheffield United22 May 200714 February 20082007–2008
Kevin BlackwellEnglandSheffield United14 February 200814 August 20102008–2010[225]
Gary SpeedWalesSheffield United16 August 201014 December 20102010[226][227]
Micky AdamsEnglandSheffield United30 December 201010 May 20112010–2011[228][229]
Chris Wilder daggerEnglandSheffield United12 May 2016Present*2017–
Paul SturrockScotlandSheffield Wednesday23 September 200419 October 20062005–2006
Sean McAuley double-daggerEnglandSheffield Wednesday19 October 20066 November 20062006
Brian LawsEnglandSheffield Wednesday6 November 200613 December 20092006–2009
Sean McAuley double-daggerEnglandSheffield Wednesday13 December 20098 January 20102009–2010
Alan IrvineScotlandSheffield Wednesday8 January 20103 February 20112010[230]
Dave JonesEnglandSheffield Wednesday1 March 20121 December 20132012–2013[231]
Stuart GrayEnglandSheffield Wednesday1 December 2013[N 7]11 June 20152013–2015
Carlos CarvalhalPortugalSheffield Wednesday30 June 201524 December 20172015–2017
Lee Bullen double-daggerScotlandSheffield Wednesday24 December 20177 January 20182017–2018
Jos Luhukay daggerNetherlandsSheffield Wednesday8 January 2018Present*2018–
Harry RedknappEnglandSouthampton8 December 20042 December 20052005
Dave Bassett double-daggerEnglandSouthampton2 December 200523 December 200520051
Dennis Wise double-daggerEnglandSouthampton2 December 200523 December 200520051
George BurleyScotlandSouthampton23 December 200523 January 20082005–2008
Jason Dodd double-daggerEnglandSouthampton23 January 200813 February 20082008^2
John Gorman double-daggerScotlandSouthampton23 January 200813 February 20082008^2
Nigel PearsonEnglandSouthampton13 February 200830 May 20082008
Jan PoortvlietNetherlandsSouthampton30 May 200823 January 20092009
Mark WotteNetherlandsSouthampton23 January 20099 June 20092009
Nigel AdkinsEnglandSouthampton12 September 201018 January 20132011–2012[232][233]
Steve TilsonEnglandSouthend United20 November 20034 July 20102006–2007
Tony PulisWalesStoke City2 November 200228 June 20052004–2005
Johan BoskampNetherlandsStoke City28 June 200515 June 20062005–2006
Tony PulisWalesStoke City15 June 200621 May 20132006–2008[234]
Gary Rowett daggerEnglandStoke City22 May 2018Present*2018–
Mick McCarthyRepublic of IrelandSunderland12 March 20036 March 20062004–2005
Niall QuinnRepublic of IrelandSunderland25 July 200630 August 20062006
Roy KeaneRepublic of IrelandSunderland28 August 20064 December 20082006–2007
Simon GraysonEnglandSunderland29 June 201731 October 20172017
Billy McKinlay double-daggerScotlandSunderland31 October 201719 November 20172017
Robbie Stockdale double-daggerScotlandSunderland31 October 201719 November 20172017
Chris ColemanWalesSunderland19 November 201729 April 20182017–2018
Robbie Stockdale double-daggerScotlandSunderland30 April 201825 May 20182018
Roberto MartínezSpainSwansea City24 February 200715 June 20092008–2009
Paulo SousaPortugalSwansea City23 June 20095 July 20102009–2010[235]
Brendan RodgersNorthern IrelandSwansea City16 July 201030 May 20122010–2011[236][237]
Graham Potter daggerEnglandSwansea City11 June 2018Present*2018–
Ray LewingtonEnglandWatfordJune 200229 March 20052004–2005
Aidy BoothroydEnglandWatford29 March 20053 November 20082005–2008
Malky Mackay double-daggerScotlandWatford4 November 200828 November 20082008
Brendan RodgersNorthern IrelandWatford24 November 20085 June 20092008–2009
Malky MackayScotlandWatford15 June 200917 June 20112009–2011[59][238]
Sean DycheEnglandWatford21 June 20113 July 20122011–2012[239][240]
Gianfranco ZolaItalyWatford7 July 201216 December 20132012–2013[241]
Giuseppe SanninoItalyWatford18 December 201331 August 20142013–2014[242]
Óscar GarciaSpainWatford2 September 201429 September 20142014
Billy McKinlayScotlandWatford29 September 20147 October 20142014
Slaviša JokanovićSerbiaWatford7 October 20145 June 20152014–2015
Bryan RobsonEnglandWest Bromwich Albion9 November 200418 September 20062006
Nigel Pearson double-daggerEnglandWest Bromwich Albion18 September 200616 October 20062006
Craig Shakespeare double-daggerEnglandWest Bromwich Albion16 October 200618 October 20062006
Tony MowbrayEnglandWest Bromwich Albion18 October 200616 June 20092006–2008
Roberto Di MatteoItalyWest Bromwich Albion30 June 20096 February 20112009–2010[243]
Darren Moore daggerJamaicaWest Bromwich Albion2 April 2018[N 8]Present*2018–
Alan PardewEnglandWest Ham United20 October 200311 December 20062004–2005
Sam AllardyceEnglandWest Ham United1 June 201124 May 20152011–2012[244]
Paul JewellEnglandWigan Athletic12 June 200114 May 20072004–2005[245]
Owen CoyleRepublic of IrelandWigan Athletic14 June 20132 December 20132013[246]
Uwe RöslerGermanyWigan Athletic7 December 201313 November 20142013–2014
Malky MackayScotlandWigan Athletic19 November 20146 April 20152014–2015
Gary CaldwellScotlandWigan Athletic7 April 201525 October 20162015
2016
Graham Barrow double-daggerEnglandWigan Athletic25 October 20162 November 20162016
Warren JoyceEnglandWigan Athletic2 November 201613 March 20172016–2017
Graham Barrow double-daggerEnglandWigan Athletic13 March 201729 May 20172017
Paul Cook daggerEnglandWigan Athletic31 May 2017Present*2018–
Dave JonesEnglandWolverhampton Wanderers3 January 20011 November 20042004[247][248]
Stuart Gray double-daggerEnglandWolverhampton Wanderers1 November 20047 December 20042004
Glenn HoddleEnglandWolverhampton Wanderers7 December 20041 July 20062004–2006[249][250]
Mick McCarthyRepublic of IrelandWolverhampton Wanderers21 July 200613 February 20122006–2009[251][252]
Ståle SolbakkenNorwayWolverhampton Wanderers1 July 20125 January 20132012–2013[253][254]
Dean SaundersWalesWolverhampton Wanderers7 January 20137 May 20132013[102][255]
Kenny JackettWalesWolverhampton Wanderers31 May 201329 July 20162014–2016
Walter ZengaItalyWolverhampton Wanderers30 July 201625 October 20162016
Rob Edwards double-daggerWalesWolverhampton Wanderers25 October 20165 November 20162016
Paul LambertScotlandWolverhampton Wanderers5 November 201630 May 20172016–2017
Nuno Espírito Santo §PortugalWolverhampton Wanderers31 May 2017Present*2017–2018
Gary JohnsonEnglandYeovil Town9 January 20124 February 20152013–2014[256][257]
  • ^1 Manager took caretaker job before becoming permanent.
    • Simon Grayson – Blackpool – caretaker dates 10 November 2005 till 5 August 2006.
    • Rob Kelly – Leicester City – caretaker dates 25 January 2005 till 13 February 2006.
    • Chris Hughton – Newcastle United – caretaker dates 1 June 2009 till 28 October 2009.

Notes

  1. ↑ Flitcroft served as caretaker manager until 13 January 2013, when he was given a long term appointment.
  2. ↑ Heckingbottom served as caretaker manager until 15 June 2016, when he was given a long term appointment.
  3. ↑ Barmby served as caretaker manager until 10 January 2012, when he was given a long term appointment.
  4. ↑ Worthington served as caretaker manager until 2 January 2001, when he was given a long term appointment.
  5. ↑ Gunn served as caretaker manager until 21 January 2009, when he was given a long term appointment.
  6. ↑ Warne served as caretaker manager until 13 January 2017, when he was given a long term appointment.
  7. ↑ Gray served as caretaker manager until 25 January 2014, when he was given a long term appointment.
  8. ↑ Moore served as caretaker manager until 18 May 2018, when he was given a long term appointment.

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