Longest-serving managers in League One
| Manager | Days |
|---|---|
| Nigel Clough (Mansfield Town) | 2157 |
| Andy Woodman (Bromley FC) | 2014 |
| Richie Wellens (Leyton Orient) | 1669 |
| Johnnie Jackson (AFC Wimbledon) | 1601 |
| Grant McCann (Doncaster Rovers) | 1240 |
| Alex Revell (Stevenage) | 899 |
| Gary Bowyer (Burton Albion) | 655 |
| Neil Harris (Cambridge United) | 591 |
| Paul Warne (MK Dons) | 536 |
| Tom Cleverley (Plymouth Argyle) | 477 |
| Martin Paterson (Notts County) | 468 |
| Henrik Pedersen (Sheffield Wednesday) | 429 |
| Jack Wilshere (Luton Town) | 355 |
| Ian Evatt (Blackpool) | 347 |
| Leam Richardson (Reading) | 340 |
| Gary Caldwell (Wigan Athletic) | 229 |
| Daniel Stendel (Barnsley) | 144 |
| Martin Drury (Huddersfield Town) | 129 |
| Jimmy McNulty (Stockport County) | 120 |
| Russell Martin (Leicester City) | 110 |
| Aaron Ramsey (Oxford United) | 102 |
| Tom Hounsell (Wycombe Wanderers) | 25 |
| Robbie Savage (Peterborough United) | 1 |
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- Longest unbeaten runLongest current unbeaten run in the top four tiers of English football
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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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