Managers Table
Harrogate Town boss Simon Weaver is the longest-serving manager at an EFL club, having taken over at 'the Town' in 2009.
EFL Managers Table:
- Simon Weaver (Harrogate Town) - May 2009
- John Coleman (Accrington Stanley) - September 2014
- Mark Robins (Coventry City) - March 2017
- Matt Gray (Sutton United) - May 2019
- Gary Rowett (Millwall) - October 2019
- Mark Bonner (Cambridge United) - March 2020
- Ian Evatt (Bolton Wanderers) - July 2020
- Nigel Clough (Mansfield Town) - November 2020
- Steve Cotterill (Shrewsbury Town) - November 2020
- Paul Hurst (Grimsby Town) - September 2020
- Darrell Clarke (Port Vale) - February 2021
- Joey Barton (Bristol Rovers) - February 2021
- Nigel Pearson (Bristol City) - February 2021
- Darren Moore (Sheffield Wednesday) - March 2021
- Jon Brady (Northampton Town) - March 2021
- Russell Martin (Swansea City) - August 2021
- Dave Challinor (Stockport County) - November 2021
- Paul Heckingbottom (Sheffield United) - November 2021
- Steven Schumacher (Plymouth Argyle) - December 2021
- Ryan Lowe (Preston North End) - December 2021
- Kieran McKenna (Ipswich Town) - December 2021
- Neil Harris (Gillingham) - January 2022
- Michael Flynn (Walsall) - February 2022
- Mark Hughes (Bradford City) - February 2022
- Derek Adams (Morecambe) - February 2022
- Paul Simpson (Carlisle United) - February 2022
- Paul Ince (Reading) - February 2022
- Richie Wellens (Leyton Orient) - March 2022
- Steve Evans (Stevenage) - March 2022
- Scott Brown (Fleetwood Town) - May 2022
- Johnnie Jackson (AFC Wimbledon) - May 2022
- Pete Wild (Barrow) - May 2022
- Mark Kennedy (Lincoln City) - May 2022
- Neil Wood (Salford City) - May 2022
- Michael Duff (Barnsley) - June 2022
- Jon Dahl Tomasson (Blackburn Rovers) - June 2022
- Vincent Kompany (Burnley) - June 2022
- Wade Elliott (Cheltenham Town) - June 2022
- John Eustace (Birmingham City) - July 2022
- Jim Bentley (Rochdale) - August 2022
- Alex Neil (Stoke City) - August 2022
- Tony Mowbray (Sunderland) - August 2022
- Dino Maamria (Burton Albion) - September 2022
- Paul Warne (Derby County) - September 2022
- Matt Taylor (Rotherham United) - October 2022
- Danny Schofield (Doncaster Rovers) - October 2022
- Graham Coughlan (Newport County) - October 2022
- Gary Caldwell (Exeter City) - October 2022
- Michael Carrick (Middlesbrough) - October 2022
- Carlos Corberan (West Bromwich Albion) - October 2022
- Liam Rosenior (Hull City) - November 2022
- Rob Edwards (Luton Town) - November 2022
- Lee Bell (Crewe Alexandra) - December 2022
- Dean Holden (Charlton Athletic) - December 2022
- Mark Jackson (MK Dons) - December 2022
- Darren Ferguson (Peterborough United) - January 2023
- David Wagner (Norwich City) - January 2023
- Scott Lindsey (Crawley Town) - January 2023
- Mick McCarthy (Blackpool) - January 2023
- John Mousinho (Portsmouth) - January 2023
- Duncan Ferguson (Forest Green Rovers) - January 2023
- Sabri Lamouchi (Cardiff City) - January 2023
- Shaun Maloney (Wigan Athletic) - January 2023
- Jody Morris (Swindon Town) - January 2023
- Neil Warnock (Huddersfield Town) - February 2023
- John Askey (Hartlepool United) - February 2023
- Gareth Ainsworth (Queens Park Rangers) - February 2023
- Matt Bloomfield (Wycombe Wanderers) - February 2023
- Ben Garner (Colchester United) - March 2023
- Chris Wilder (Watford) - March 2023
- Liam Manning (Oxford United) - March 2023
- Vacant (Tranmere Rovers)