2007–08 in English football
Managerial changes

2007–08 in English football

Section Title: Managerial changes
Table Section Text: None

Name	Club	Date of departure	Replacement	Date of appointment

Neil McDonald	Carlisle United	13 August 2007	John Ward	2 October 2007

Martin Allen	Leicester City	29 August 2007	Gary Megson	13 September 2007

Ronnie Jepson	Gillingham	9 September 2007	Mark Stimson	1 November 2007

José Mourinho	Chelsea	20 September 2007	Avram Grant	20 September 2007

Martin Foyle	Port Vale	26 September 2007	Lee Sinnott	5 November 2007

John Gregory	Queens Park Rangers	1 October 2007	Luigi De Canio	29 October 2007

John Ward	Cheltenham Town	2 October 2007	Keith Downing1	2 November 2007

Willie Donachie	Millwall	8 October 2007	Kenny Jackett	6 November 2007

Peter Taylor	Crystal Palace	8 October 2007	Neil Warnock	11 October 2007

Peter Grant	Norwich City	9 October 2007	Glenn Roeder	30 October 2007

John Schofield	Lincoln City	15 October 2007	Peter Jackson	30 October 2007

Steve Thompson	Notts County	16 October 2007	Ian McParland	18 October 2007

Sammy Lee	Bolton Wanderers	17 October 2007	Gary Megson	25 October 2007

Gary Megson	Leicester City	24 October 2007	Ian Holloway	22 November 2007

Martin Jol	Tottenham Hotspur	25 October 2007	Juande Ramos	27 October 2007

Chris Hutchings	Wigan Athletic	5 November 2007	Steve Bruce	26 November 2007

Steve Cotterill	Burnley	8 November 2007	Owen Coyle	22 November 2007

Paul Simpson	Preston North End	13 November 2007	Alan Irvine	20 November 2007

Brian Carey	Wrexham	15 November 2007	Brian Little	15 November 2007

Steve Bruce	Birmingham City	19 November 2007	Alex McLeish	28 November 2007

Ian Holloway	Plymouth Argyle	21 November 2007	Paul Sturrock	27 November 2007

Billy Davies	Derby County	26 November 2007	Paul Jewell	28 November 2007

Paul Sturrock	Swindon Town	27 November 2007	Maurice Malpas	15 January 2008

Terry Butcher	Brentford	11 December 2007	Andy Scott2	4 January 2008

Lawrie Sanchez	Fulham	21 December 2007	Roy Hodgson	30 December 2007

Sam Allardyce	Newcastle United	9 January 2008	Kevin Keegan	16 January 2008

Chris Casper	Bury	14 January 2008	Alan Knill	4 February 2008

Kevin Blackwell	Luton Town	16 January 2008	Mick Harford3	16 January 2008

George Burley	Southampton	24 January 2008	Nigel Pearson	18 February 2008

Dennis Wise	Leeds United	29 January 2008	Gary McAllister	29 January 2008

Iain Dowie	Coventry City	11 February 2008	Chris Coleman	19 February 2008

Bryan Robson	Sheffield United	14 February 2008	Kevin Blackwell4	14 February 2008

Ian Brightwell	Macclesfield Town	27 February 2008	Keith Alexander	27 February 2008

Bobby Williamson	Chester City	2 March 2008	Simon Davies5	11 March 2008

Gary Peters	Shrewsbury Town	3 March 2008	Paul Simpson	12 March 2008

Billy Dearden	Mansfield Town	8 March 2008	Paul Holland6	25 March 2008

Andy Ritchie	Huddersfield Town	1 April 2008	Stan Ternent	24 April 2008

Richard Money	Walsall	22 April 2008	Jimmy Mullen7	22 May 2008

Dean Wilkins	Brighton & Hove Albion	8 May 2008	Micky Adams	8 May 2008

Luigi De Canio	Queens Park Rangers	8 May 2008	Iain Dowie	14 May 2008

Paul Lambert	Wycombe Wanderers	20 May 2008	Peter Taylor	29 May 2008

Ian Holloway	Leicester City	23 May 2008	Nigel Pearson	20 June 2008

Avram Grant	Chelsea	24 May 2008	Luiz Felipe Scolari	1 July 2008

Nigel Pearson	Southampton	30 May 2008	Jan Poortvliet	30 May 2008

Sven-Göran Eriksson	Manchester City	2 June 2008	Mark Hughes	5 June 2008

Mark Hughes	Blackburn Rovers	5 June 2008	Paul Ince	22 June 2008

Paul Ince	Milton Keynes Dons	22 June 2008	Roberto Di Matteo	2 July 2008

Sentence(s)

on June 22, Paul Ince becomes manager of Blackburn Rovers, ending his season-long spell in charge of Milton Keynes Dons.

final_sentence: on June 22, Paul Ince becomes manager of Blackburn Rovers, ending his season-long spell in charge of Milton Keynes Dons.