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Research and Reports RESEARCH AND REPORTS QUARTERLY MANAGER STATISTICS Report by the League Managers Association April 2015 (as at 31st March 2015) LMA REPORT: QUARTERLY MANAGER STATS CONTENTS 3 01 SUMMARY 02 SEASON TO DATE 5 02.1 TOTAL MOVEMENTS TO DATE 5 02.2 TOTAL DISMISSALS TO DATE YEAR ON YEAR COMPARISON 6 02.3 TOTAL DISMISSALS TO DATE BY LEAGUE 6 02.4 TOTAL DISMISSALS TO DATE BY LEAGUE YEAR ON YEAR COMPARISON 6 02.5 AVERAGE TENURE OF ALL DISMISSED MANAGERS 6 02.6 AVERAGE TENURE OF DISMISSED MANAGERS BY LEAGUE 03 THE RECENT QUARTER 8 03.1 TOTAL DISMISSALS 8 03.2 TOTAL DISMISSALS YEAR ON YEAR COMPARISON 8 03.3 TOTAL DISMISSALS BY LEAGUE 8 03.4 TOTAL DISMISSALS BY LEAGUE YEAR ON YEAR COMPARISON 9 03.5 AVERAGE TENURE OF ALL DISMISSED MANAGERS 9 03.6 AVERAGE TENURE OF DISMISSED MANAGERS BY LEAGUE 04 OTHER STATISTICS 11 04.1 TOTAL DISMISSALS YEAR ON YEAR COMPARISON 11 04.2 AVERAGE TENURE OF ALL CURRENT MANAGERS 11 04.3 AVERAGE TENURE OF ALL CURRENT MANAGERS BY LEAGUE 12 04.4 LONGEST SERVING MANAGERS 12 04.5 MOST GAMES MANAGED IN ENGLAND BY CURRENT MANAGERS 2 LMA REPORT: QUARTERLY MANAGER STATS 01 SUMMARY MANAGER49 MANAGER40 CHAMPIONSHIP16 MOVEMENTS DISMISSALS DISMISSALS >> 40 dismissals to 31st March is a >> 2 of the 10 managers dismissed record. 4 more than the previous in the last quarter were first record of 36, set in 2012-13 time managers >> The 16 Championship dismissals to >> 15 of the 40 managers dismissed 31st March is a record. 4 more than so far this season have been first the 12 dismissals in the same time time managers period in the 2012-13 season >> The average tenure of the current >> This is the highest number of Championship Managers remains dismissals at this stage of the worryingly low at 0.74 years season in the past 10 seasons. As highlighted in the previous report, >> Arsène Wenger remains the if the trend continues we will exceed longest serving current manager the season total dismissal record of at 18.51 years 46 set in 2006/7 >> Arsène Wenger is the current >> The managers dismissed so far this manager to have managed most season have been in post for an games in England at 1058 average of only 1.24 years 3 (as at 31st March 2015) LMA REPORT: QUARTERLY MANAGER STATS 02 SEASON TO DATE 4 LMA REPORT: QUARTERLY MANAGER STATS 02.1 SEASON TOTAL MOVEMENTS TO DATE TO 31ST MARCH 2015 MANAGER49 MANAGERS40 MANAGERS9 CHANGES DISMISSED RESIGNED SEASON TOTAL DISMISSALS TO DATE YEAR ON YEAR COMPARISON 02.2 SEASON DISMISSALS TO 31ST MARCH 2005-06 25 2006-07 30 2007-08 29 2008-09 28 2009-10 23 2010-11 34 2011-12 28 2012-13 36 2013-14 32 2014-15 40 5 (as at 31st March 2015) LMA REPORT: QUARTERLY MANAGER STATS SEASON TOTAL DISMISSALS TO DATE BY LEAGUE 02.3 LEAGUE DISMISSALS Premier League 5 Championship 16 League 1 10 League 2 9 02.4 SEASON TOTAL DISMISSALS TO DATE BY LEAGUE YEAR ON YEAR COMPARISON SEASON PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP LEAGUE 1 LEAGUE 2 TOTAL 2010-11 5 8 10 11 34 2011-12 4 8 8 8 28 2012-13 5 12 9 10 36 2013-14 8 10 7 7 32 2014-15 5 16 10 9 40 SEASON AVERAGE TENURE OF ALL DISMISSED MANAGERS 02.5 1.24 YEARS TO 31ST MARCH 2015 SEASON AVERAGE TENURE OF ALL DISMISSED MANAGERS BY LEAGUE (in years) 02.6 SEASON PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP LEAGUE 1 LEAGUE 2 AVERAGE 2010-11 2.09 0.89 1.67 1.33 1.45 2011-12 2.65 1.96 1.39 1.46 1.7 2012-13 2.81 1.04 1.37 2.57 1.84 2013-14 1.22 1.93 1.48 1.08 1.44 2014-15 1.44 0.88 1.49 1.48 1.24 6 (as at 31st March 2015) LMA REPORT: QUARTERLY MANAGER STATS 03 THE RECENT QUARTER (1st January 2015 to 31st March 2015) 7 LMA REPORT: QUARTERLY MANAGER STATS THE RECENT QUARTER TOTAL DISMISSALS 03.1 13 THE RECENT QUARTER TOTAL DISMISSALS BY LEAGUE YEAR ON YEAR COMPARISON 03.2 SEASON DISMISSALS 1ST JANUARY TO 31ST MARCH 2010-11 6 2011-12 5 2012-13 12 2013-14 13 2014-15 13 03.3 THE RECENT QUARTER TOTAL DISMISSALS BY LEAGUE LEAGUE DISMISSALS Premier League 3 Championship 4 League 1 5 League 2 1 03.4 THE RECENT QUARTER TOTAL DISMISSALS BY LEAGUE YEAR ON YEAR COMPARISON SEASON PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP LEAGUE 1 LEAGUE 2 TOTAL 2010-11 2 4 7 7 20 2011-12 3 2 5 5 15 2012-13 1 5 4 5 15 2013-14 2 3 0 3 8 2014-15 3 4 5 1 13 8 (as at 31st March 2015) LMA REPORT: QUARTERLY MANAGER STATS 03.5 THE RECENT QUARTER AVERAGE TENURE OF ALL DISMISSED MANAGERS 1.64 2OF13 1.07 DISMISSED MANAGERS WERE FIRST YEARS TIME MANAGERS1 YEARS THE AVERAGE TENURE OF THE DISMISSED FIRST TIME MANAGERS THE RECENT QUARTER AVERAGE TENURE OF DISMISSED MANAGERS BY LEAGUE 03.6 LEAGUE AVERAGE TENURE Premier League 2.11 Championship 0.78 League 1 2.34 League 2 0.242 1Shaun Derry of Notts County and Neil Adams at Norwich City. Bob Peeters managed for the first time in England but had previously managed 3 clubs in Belgium and Steven Pressley had previously managed in Scotland. 2Only one manager, Paul Buckle, was dismissed in League 2 during this period, so the average tenure figure is the tenure attained by Paul Buckle before his dismissal from Cheltenham Town. 9 (as at 31st March 2015) LMA REPORT: QUARTERLY MANAGER STATS 04 OTHER STATISTICS 10 LMA REPORT: QUARTERLY MANAGER STATS TOTAL DISMISSALS YEAR ON YEAR COMPARISON 04.1 SEASON PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP LEAGUE 1 LEAGUE 2 TOTAL 2005-2006 3 11 13 13 40 2006-2007 8 12 14 12 46 2007-2008 7 9 6 9 31 2008-2009 4 8 14 7 33 2009-2010 5 11 9 11 36 2010-2011 6 9 12 11 38 2011-2012 6 9 8 10 33 2012-2013 8 13 11 11 43 2013-2014 12 10 8 7 37 2014-2015 5 16 10 9 40 TO DATE AVERAGE TENURE OF ALL CURRENT MANAGERS* 04.2 1.57 YEARS AVERAGE TENURE OF ALL CURRENT MANAGERS BY LEAGUE* 04.3 LEAGUE AVERAGE TENURE Premier League 2.27 Championship 0.94 League 1 1.55 League 2 1.62 * Current managers as at 31st March 2015 11 (as at 31st March 2015) LMA REPORT: QUARTERLY MANAGER STATS LONGEST SERVING MANAGERS 04.4 NAME CLUB LEAGUE TENURE 1 Arsène Wenger Arsenal Premier League 18.51 2 Paul Tisdale Exeter City League Two 8.77 3 Karl Robinson Milton Keynes Dons League One 4.89 4 Dean Smith Walsall League One 4.24 5 Jim Bentley Morecambe League Two 3.88 6 Sam Allardyce West Ham United Premier League 3.83 7 Phil Parkinson Bradford City League One 3.59 8 Steve Davis Crewe Alexandra League One 3.39 9 Nigel Pearson Leicester City Premier League 3.38 10 Steve Evans Rotherham United Championship 2.9 MOST GAMES MANAGED IN ENGLAND BY CURRENT MANAGERS* 04.5 NAME GAMES MANAGED IN ENGLAND 1 Arsène Wenger 1058 2 Tony Pulis 938 3 Sam Allardyce 907 4 Ronnie Moore 853 5 Gary Johnson 828 6 Micky Adams 782 7 Kenny Jackett 771 8 Mick McCarthy 748 9 Alan Pardew 729 10 Russell Slade 709 * Current managers as at 31st March 2015 12 (as at 31st March 2015).
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