Longest-serving managers in League One
| Manager | Days |
|---|---|
| Nigel Clough (Mansfield Town) | 1849 |
| Dave Challinor (Stockport County) | 1488 |
| Richie Wellens (Leyton Orient) | 1361 |
| Johnnie Jackson (AFC Wimbledon) | 1293 |
| Gary Caldwell (Exeter City) | 1132 |
| Grant McCann (Doncaster Rovers) | 932 |
| Graham Alexander (Bradford City) | 754 |
| Michael Skubala (Lincoln City) | 747 |
| Darren Moore (Port Vale) | 655 |
| Alex Revell (Stevenage) | 591 |
| Gary Bowyer (Burton Albion) | 347 |
| Kevin Nolan (Northampton Town) | 341 |
| Steven Schumacher (Bolton Wanderers) | 303 |
| Conor Hourihane (Barnsley) | 262 |
| Ryan Lowe (Wigan Athletic) | 262 |
| Matt Hamshaw (Rotherham United) | 244 |
| Lee Grant (Huddersfield Town) | 185 |
| Tom Cleverley (Plymouth Argyle) | 169 |
| Brian Barry-Murphy (Cardiff City) | 166 |
| Michael Duff (Wycombe Wanderers) | 72 |
| Jack Wilshere (Luton Town) | 47 |
| Ian Evatt (Blackpool) | 39 |
| Leam Richardson (Reading) | 32 |
| Luke Williams (Peterborough United) | 31 |
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- Most Seasons of ImprovementTeams currently on the longest run of improving their final league position season over season
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