English managerial changes 2008-09

==Managerial changes==
Name 	Club 	Date of departure	Replacement 	Date of appointment
Kevin Bond 	Bournemouth 	1 September 2008 	Jimmy Quinn 	2 September 2008
Alan Curbishley 	West Ham United 	3 September 2008 	Gianfranco Zola 	11 September 2008
Kevin Keegan 	Newcastle United 	4 September 2008 	Joe Kinnear1 	26 September 2008
Keith Downing 	Cheltenham Town 	13 September 2008	Martin Allen 	15 September 2008
Alan Buckley 	Grimsby Town 	15 September 2008	Mike Newell 	6 October 2008
Geraint Williams 	Colchester United 	22 September 2008	Paul Lambert 	9 October 2008
Lee Sinnott 	Port Vale 	22 September 2008	Dean Glover2 	6 October 2008
Iain Dowie 	Queens Park Rangers 	24 October 2008 	Paulo Sousa 	19 November 2008
Juande Ramos 	Tottenham Hotspur 	25 October 2008 	Harry Redknapp 	26 October 2008
Harry Redknapp 	Portsmouth 	26 October 2008 	Tony Adams3 	28 October 2008
John Ward 	Carlisle United 	3 November 2008 	Greg Abbott4 	5 December 2008
Aidy Boothroyd 	Watford 	3 November 2008 	Brendan Rodgers 	24 November 2008
Stan Ternent 	Huddersfield Town 	4 November 2008 	Lee Clark 	11 December 2008
Simon Davies 	Chester City 	11 November 2008 	Mark Wright 	14 November 2008
Maurice Malpas 	Swindon Town 	14 November 2008 	Danny Wilson 	26 December 2008
Steve Holland 	Crewe Alexandra 	18 November 2008 	Gudjon Thordarson	24 December 2008
Alan Pardew 	Charlton Athletic 	22 November 2008 	Phil Parkinson5 	31 December 2008
Roy Keane 	Sunderland 	4 December 2008 	Ricky Sbragia6 	27 December 2008
Danny Wilson 	Hartlepool United 	15 December 2008 	Chris Turner 	15 December 2008
Gary McAllister 	Leeds United 	21 December 2008 	Simon Grayson 	23 December 2008
Simon Grayson 	Blackpool 	23 December 2008 	Ian Holloway 	21 May 2009
Colin Calderwood 	Nottingham Forest 	26 December 2008 	Billy Davies 	1 January 2009
Paul Fairclough 	Barnet 	28 December 2008 	Ian Hendon9 	21 April 2009
Paul Jewell 	Derby County 	29 December 2008 	Nigel Clough 	6 January 2009
Jimmy Quinn 	Bournemouth 	31 December 2008 	Eddie Howe7 	19 January 2009
Jimmy Mullen 	Walsall 	10 January 2009 	Chris Hutchings 	20 January 2009
Glenn Roeder 	Norwich City 	14 January 2009 	Bryan Gunn8 	21 January 2009
Martin Ling 	Leyton Orient 	18 January 2009 	Geraint Williams 	5 February 2009
Jan Poortvliet 	Southampton 	23 January 2009 	Mark Wotte 	23 January 2009
Tony Adams 	Portsmouth 	9 February 2009 	Paul Hart 	3 March 2009
Luiz Felipe Scolari	Chelsea 	9 February 2009 	Guus Hiddink 	11 February 2009
Russell Slade 	Yeovil Town 	16 February 2009 	Terry Skiverton 	18 February 2009
Micky Adams 	Brighton & Hove Albion	21 February 2009 	Russell Slade 	6 March 2009
John Sheridan 	Oldham Athletic 	15 March 2009 	Joe Royle 	15 March 2009
Paulo Sousa 	Queens Park Rangers 	9 April 2009 	Jim Magilton 	3 June 2009
Jim Magilton 	Ipswich Town 	21 April 2009 	Roy Keane 	22 April 2009
Graham Turner 	Hereford United 	24 April 2009 	John Trewick 	24 April 2009
Joe Royle 	Oldham Athletic 	30 April 2009 	Dave Penney 	30 April 2009
Dave Penney 	Darlington 	30 April 2009 	Colin Todd 	20 May 2009
===End-of-season managerial changes===
Name 	Club 	Date of departure	Replacement 	Date of appointment
Name 	Club 	Date of departure	Replacement 	Date of appointment
Dean Glover 	Port Vale 	2 May 2009 	Micky Adams 	1 June 2009
Jim Gannon 	Stockport County 	6 May 2009 	Gary Ablett 	8 July 2009
Lee Richardson 	Chesterfield 	6 May 2009 	John Sheridan 	9 June 2009
Steve Coppell 	Reading 	12 May 2009 	Brendan Rodgers 	5 June 2009
Ricky Sbragia 	Sunderland 	24 May 2009 	Steve Bruce 	2 June 2009
Guus Hiddink 	Chelsea 	30 May 2009 	Carlo Ancelotti 	1 June 2009
Steve Bruce 	Wigan Athletic 	2 June 2009 	Roberto Martínez 	16 June 2009
Brendan Rodgers 	Watford 	5 June 2009 	Malky Mackay 	15 June 2009
Ronnie Moore 	Tranmere Rovers 	5 June 2009 	John Barnes 	15 June 2009
Roberto Martínez 	Swansea City 	16 June 2009 	Paulo Sousa 	29 June 2009
Tony Mowbray 	West Bromwich Albion	17 June 2009 	Roberto Di Matteo	1 July 2009
Mark Wright 	Chester City 	22 June 2009 	Mick Wadsworth 	29 June 2009
Roberto Di Matteo	Milton Keynes Dons 	1 July 2009 	Paul Ince 	3 July 2009
Mark Wotte 	Southampton 	9 July 2009 	Alan Pardew 	17 July 2009
===Notes===
*1 Joe Kinnear was named interim manager on 26 September, and signed as permanent manager on 28 November.
*2 Dean Glover had previously been caretaker manager at Port Vale since Sinnott's departure.
*3 Tony Adams had previously been caretaker manager at Portsmouth since Redknapp's departure.
*4 Greg Abbott had previously been caretaker manager at Carlisle United since Ward's departure.
*5 Phil Parkinson had previously been caretaker manager at Charlton Athletic since Pardew's departure.
*6 Ricky Sbragia had previously been caretaker manager at Sunderland since Keane's departure.
*7 Eddie Howe had previously been caretaker manager at Bournemouth since Quinn's departure.
*8 Bryan Gunn had previously been caretaker manager at Norwich City since Roeder's departure.
*9 Ian Hendon had previously been caretaker manager at Barnet since Fairclough's departure.
==Also See==
*List of English Football League managers by date of appointment
==External links and references==
Category:Managers
Category:Managerial changes