Longest-serving managers in League Two
| Manager | Days |
|---|---|
| Dean Brennan (Barnet) | 1819 |
| Paul Cook (Chesterfield) | 1676 |
| Lee Bell (Crewe Alexandra) | 1409 |
| Micky Mellon (Oldham Athletic) | 1066 |
| David Artell (Grimsby Town) | 1021 |
| Danny Cowley (Colchester United) | 983 |
| John Doolan (Accrington Stanley) | 923 |
| Ian Holloway (Swindon Town) | 688 |
| Gareth Ainsworth (Gillingham) | 537 |
| Steve Cotterill (Cheltenham Town) | 348 |
| Steve Evans (Bristol Rovers) | 271 |
| Jon Brady (Port Vale) | 250 |
| Matt Lawlor (Fleetwood Town) | 230 |
| Gavin Cowan (Shrewsbury Town) | 227 |
| Matt Taylor (Exeter City) | 194 |
| Colin Kazim-Richards (Crawley Town) | 173 |
| Lee Grant (Walsall) | 122 |
| Chris Hogg (Northampton Town) | 118 |
| Darrell Clarke (Tranmere Rovers) | 110 |
| Ian Watson (Rochdale) | 96 |
| Peter Cklamovski (Salford City) | 87 |
| Alex Bruce (Rotherham United) | 76 |
| Scott Lindsey (York City) | 48 |
| Hayden Mullins (Newport County) | 44 |
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- Longest unbeaten runLongest current unbeaten run in the top four tiers of English football
- Average league positionsTable calculated using each club's all-time average position in the English football pyramid
- Most Seasons of ImprovementTeams currently on the longest run of improving their final league position season over season
- League Positions After PromotionOverview of how teams performed in their first season in the Premier League after being promoted from the Championship