Longest-serving managers in Championship
| Manager | Days |
|---|---|
| Phil Parkinson (Wrexham) | 1880 |
| John Mousinho (Portsmouth) | 1312 |
| Nathan Jones (Charlton Athletic) | 932 |
| Chris Davies (Birmingham City) | 809 |
| Paul Heckingbottom (Preston North End) | 734 |
| Alex Neil (Millwall) | 602 |
| Mark Robins (Stoke City) | 600 |
| Steven Schumacher (Bolton Wanderers) | 571 |
| John Eustace (Derby County) | 557 |
| Brian Barry-Murphy (Cardiff City) | 434 |
| Julien Stéphan (Queens Park Rangers) | 425 |
| Chris Wilder (Sheffield United) | 343 |
| Nuno Espírito Santo (West Ham United) | 331 |
| Tonda Eckert (Southampton) | 295 |
| Philippe Clement (Norwich City) | 279 |
| Vítor Matos (Swansea City) | 273 |
| Kim Hellberg (Middlesbrough) | 270 |
| James Morrison (West Bromwich Albion) | 181 |
| Michael Skubala (Bristol City) | 87 |
| Chris Cohen (Lincoln City) | 87 |
| Tom Shaw (Lincoln City) | 87 |
| Tony Mowbray (Blackburn Rovers) | 80 |
| Alessio Dionisi (Watford) | 70 |
| César Peixoto (Wolverhampton Wanderers) | 70 |
| Nicky Hayen (Burnley) | 45 |
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