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== West Ham United Managers ==
== West Ham United Managers ==
West Ham United has had 18 different permanent managers in its history, all with varying success.
The club's first permanent manager was Syd King, who still holds the record for the longest spell in charge - 30 years, between 1902 and 1932. The manager with the shortest managerial spell is Lou Macari, who lasted just seven months between July1989 and February 1990.
Due to the exceptional longevity of the club's first managerial appointments, by the time the club had turned 100 years old it had only had seven permanent managers on record.
West Ham's first non-English manager was also Macari, who is Scottish. Italian Gianfranco Zola became West Ham's first non-UK manager when he was appointed September, 2008. The Hammers' first non-European manager was Chilean Manuel Pellegrini, who managed the club between 2018 and 2019.
The club's most successful manager in terms of win percentage is currently David Moyes who, in his second spell, turned a struggling West Ham team into regular top-six contenders in the Premier League and guided them to a club-record three consecutive seasons in Europe.
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!First Game
!First Game
!Last Game
!Last Game
!Time In
Charge
!Total
!Total
Games
Games
!Total  
! style="background-color:#00b050" | Total  
Wins
Wins
!Total
! style="background-color:#ffbf00" | Total
Draws
Draws
!Total
! style="background-color:#ff0000" | Total
Defeats
Defeats
!Total  
!Total  
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!Total
!Total
Win %
Win %
!Trophies
! style="background-color:#bf9000" | Trophies
Won
Won
|-
|-
|Syd King
|'''Syd King'''
|England
|England
|12/04/1902 v. Portsmouth (D 1-1)
|12/04/1902 v. Portsmouth (D 1-1)
|29/10/1932 v. Burnley (D 4-4)
|29/10/1932 v. Burnley (D 4-4)
|30 years, 7 months
|1,124
|1,124
|439
|439
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|'''0'''
|'''0'''
|-
|-
|Charlie Paynter
|'''Charlie Paynter'''
|England
|England
|05/11/1932 v. Bradford Park Avenue (L 3-0)
|05/11/1932 v. Bradford Park Avenue (L 3-0)
|06/05/1950 v. Southampton (L 3-2)
|06/05/1950 v. Southampton (L 3-2)
|17 years, 9 months
|483
|483
|200
|200
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|'''1'''
|'''1'''
|-
|-
|Ted Fenton
|'''Ted Fenton'''
|England
|England
|19/08/1950 v. Hull City (D 3-3)
|19/08/1950 v. Hull City (D 3-3)
|31/03/1961 v. Leicester City (W 1-0)
|31/03/1961 v. Leicester City (W 1-0)
|10 years, 8 months
|497
|497
|203
|203
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|'''1'''
|'''1'''
|-
|-
|Ron Greenwood
|'''Ron Greenwood'''
|England
|England
|01/04/1961 v. Newcastle United (D 1-1)
|01/04/1961 v. Newcastle United (D 1-1)
|10/08/1974 v. Southampton (L 2-0)
|10/08/1974 v. Southampton (L 2-0)
|13 years, 4 months
|655
|655
|236
|236
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|'''3'''
|'''3'''
|-
|-
|John Lyall
|'''John Lyall'''
|England
|England
|17/08/1974 v. Manchester City (L 4-0)
|17/08/1974 v. Manchester City (L 4-0)
|23/05/1989 v. Liverpool (L 5-1)
|23/05/1989 v. Liverpool (L 5-1)
|14 years, 9 months
|775
|775
|310
|310
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|'''3'''
|'''3'''
|-
|-
|Lou Macari
|'''Lou Macari'''
|Scotland
|Scotland
|19/08/1989 v. Stoke City (D 1-1)
|19/08/1989 v. Stoke City (D 1-1)
|14/02/1990 v. Oldham Athletic (L 6-0)
|14/02/1990 v. Oldham Athletic (L 6-0)
|7 months
|40
|40
|15
|15
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|'''0'''
|'''0'''
|-
|-
|Billy Bonds
|'''Billy Bonds'''
|England
|England
|24/02/1990 v. Blackbun Rovers (D 1-1)
|24/02/1990 v. Blackbun Rovers (D 1-1)
|07/05/1994 v. Southampton (D 3-3)
|07/05/1994 v. Southampton (D 3-3)
|4 years, 5 months
|237
|237
|104
|104
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|'''0'''
|'''0'''
|-
|-
|Harry Redknapp
|'''Harry Redknapp'''
|England
|England
|20/08/1994 v. Leeds United (D 0-0)
|20/08/1994 v. Leeds United (D 0-0)
|05/05/2001 v. Southampton (W 3-0)
|05/05/2001 v. Southampton (W 3-0)
|6 years, 9 months
|326
|326
|121
|121
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|'''0'''
|'''0'''
|-
|-
|Glenn Roeder
|'''Glenn Roeder'''
|England
|England
|19/05/2001 v. Middlesbrough (L 2-1)
|19/05/2001 v. Middlesbrough (L 2-1)
|21/04/2003 v. Middlesbrough (W 1-0)
|21/04/2003 v. Middlesbrough (W 1-0)
|2 years, 3 months
|86
|86
|27
|27
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|'''0'''
|'''0'''
|-
|-
|Alan Pardew
|'''Alan Pardew'''
|England
|England
|22/10/2003 v. Nottingham Forest (D 1-1)
|22/10/2003 v. Nottingham Forest (D 1-1)
|09/12/2006 v. Bolton Wanderers (L 4-0)
|09/12/2006 v. Bolton Wanderers (L 4-0)
|3 years, 1 month
|163
|163
|67
|67
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|'''0'''
|'''0'''
|-
|-
|Alan Curblishley
|'''Alan Curblishley'''
|England
|England
|17/12/2006 v. Manchester United (W 1-0)
|17/12/2006 v. Manchester United (W 1-0)
|30/08/2008 v. Blackburn Rovers (W 4-1)
|30/08/2008 v. Blackburn Rovers (W 4-1)
|1 year, 8 months
|71
|71
|28
|28
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|'''0'''
|'''0'''
|-
|-
|Gianfranco Zola
|'''Gianfranco Zola'''
|Italy
|Italy
|20/09/2008 v. Newcastle United (W 3-1)
|20/09/2008 v. Newcastle United (W 3-1)
|09/05/2010 v. Manchester City (D 1-1)
|09/05/2010 v. Manchester City (D 1-1)
|1 year, 7 months
|80
|80
|23
|23
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|'''0'''
|'''0'''
|-
|-
|Avram Grant
|'''Avram Grant'''
|Israel
|Israel
|14/08/2010 v. Aston Villa (L 3-0)
|14/08/2010 v. Aston Villa (L 3-0)
|15/05/2011 v. Wigan Athletic (L 3-2)
|15/05/2011 v. Wigan Athletic (L 3-2)
|11 months
|47
|47
|15
|15
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|'''0'''
|'''0'''
|-
|-
|Sam Allardyce
|'''Sam Allardyce'''
|England
|England
|07/08/2011 v. Cardiff City (L 1-0)
|07/08/2011 v. Cardiff City (L 1-0)
|24/05/2015 v. Newcastle United (L 2-0)
|24/05/2015 v. Newcastle United (L 2-0)
|3 years, 11 months
|181
|181
|69
|69
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|'''0'''
|'''0'''
|-
|-
|Slaven Bilic
|'''Slaven Bilic'''
|Croatia
|Croatia
|02/07/2015 v. FC Lusitans (W 3-0)
|02/07/2015 v. FC Lusitans (W 3-0)
|04/11/2017 v. Liverpool (L 4-1)
|04/11/2017 v. Liverpool (L 4-1)
|2 years, 4 months
|111
|111
|42
|42
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|'''0'''
|'''0'''
|-
|-
|David Moyes
|'''David Moyes'''
|Scotland
|Scotland
|19/11/2017 v. Watford (L 2-0)
|19/11/2017 v. Watford (L 2-0)
|13/05/2018 v. Everton (W 3-1)
|13/05/2018 v. Everton (W 3-1)
|6 months
|31
|31
|9
|9
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|'''0'''
|'''0'''
|-
|-
|Manuel Pellegrini
|'''Manuel Pellegrini'''
|Chile
|Chile
|12/08/2018 v. Liverpool (L 4-0)
|12/08/2018 v. Liverpool (L 4-0)
|28/12/2019 v. Leicester City (L 2-1)
|28/12/2019 v. Leicester City (L 2-1)
|1 year, 7 months
|64
|64
|24
|24
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|'''0'''
|'''0'''
|-
|-
|David Moyes
|'''David Moyes'''
|Scotland
|Scotland
|01/01/2020 v. Bournemouth (W 4-0)
|01/01/2020 v. Bournemouth (W 4-0)
| -
| 19/05/2024 v. Manchester City (L 3-1)
|230
|4 years, 4 months
|231
|105
|105
|43
|43
|82
|83
|349
|350
|303
|306
| +46
| +44
|'''45.65%'''
|'''45.45%'''
|'''1'''
|'''1'''
|-
|'''Julen Lopetegui'''
|Spain
| -
| -
| -
| -
| -
| -
| -
| -
| -
| -
|'''-'''
|'''-'''
|}
|}


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!Total
!Total
Games
Games
!Total  
! style="background-color:#00b050" | Total  
Wins
Wins
!Total
! style="background-color:#ffbf00" | Total
Draws
Draws
!Total
! style="background-color:#ff0000" | Total
Defeats
Defeats
!Total  
!Total  
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!Total
!Total
Win %
Win %
!Trophies
! style="background-color:#bf9000" | Trophies
Won
Won
|-
|-
|Ronnie Boyce
|'''Ronnie Boyce'''
|England
|England
|18/02/1990 v. Swindon Town (D 2-2)
|18/02/1990 v. Swindon Town (D 2-2)
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|'''0'''
|'''0'''
|-
|-
|Trevor Brooking
|'''Trevor Brooking'''
|England
|England
|27/04/2003 v. Manchester City (W 1-0)
|27/04/2003 v. Manchester City (W 1-0)
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|'''0'''
|'''0'''
|-
|-
|Kevin Keen*
|'''Kevin Keen*'''
|England
|England
|13/09/2008 v. West Bromwich Albion (L 3-2)
|13/09/2008 v. West Bromwich Albion (L 3-2)
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The only manager in West Ham's history to manage two permanent spells is David Moyes. The Scot first joined the club on a short-term contract following the departure of Slaven Bilic midway through the 2017/2018 season. Moyes successfully saved the club from relegation that season but it was decided he would not remain as manager, with the club deciding to appoint Manuel Pellegrini instead. However, midway through the 2019/2020 season, Pellegrini was sacked and Moyes was asked to return for a second spell on a longer contract. Moyes would go on to achieve the highest win percentage in the club's history and led West Ham to two top-seven finishes in the Premier League and Europa Conference League glory in 2023, ending West Ham's 43-year trophy drought in the process.
The only manager in West Ham's history to manage two permanent spells is David Moyes. The Scot first joined the club on a short-term contract following the departure of Slaven Bilic midway through the 2017/2018 season. Moyes successfully saved the club from relegation that season but it was decided he would not remain as manager, with the club deciding to appoint Manuel Pellegrini instead. However, midway through the 2019/2020 season, Pellegrini was sacked and Moyes was asked to return for a second spell on a longer contract. Moyes would go on to achieve the highest win percentage in the club's history and led West Ham to two top-seven finishes in the Premier League and Europa Conference League glory in 2023, ending West Ham's 43-year trophy drought in the process.


Below his overall record as West Ham manager, with both of his spells combined.
Below is his overall record as West Ham manager, with both of his spells combined.
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!Total
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!Total  
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Wins
Wins
!Total
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Draws
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!Total
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!Trophies
! style="background-color:#bf9000" | Trophies
Won
Won
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|David Moyes
|'''David Moyes'''
|Scotland
|Scotland
|19/11/2017 v. Watford (L 2-0)
|19/11/2017 v. Watford (L 2-0)
| -
| 19/05/2024 v. Manchester City (L 3-1)
|261
|262
|114
|114
|53
|53
|94
|95
|387
|388
|351
|354
| +36
| +34
|'''43.68%'''
|'''43.51%'''
|'''1'''
|'''1'''
|}
|}


== West Ham United Manager Records ==
== West Ham United Manager Records ==
West Ham United has had 17 permanent managers in its history, all with varying success.
The club's first permanent manager was Syd King, who still holds the record for the longest spell in charge - 30 years between, 1902 and 1932. The manager with the shortest managerial spell is Lou Macari, who lasted just six months between August 1989 and February 1990.
West Ham's first non-English manager was also Macari, who is Scottish. Italian Gianfranco Zola became West Ham's first non-UK manager when he was appointed September, 2008. The Hammers' first non-European manager was Chilean Manuel Pellegrini, who managed the club between 2018 and 2019.
=== Manager Records ===
''<small>Not including caretaker managers.</small>''
''<small>Not including caretaker managers.</small>''


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* '''Most european wins:''' ''David Moyes, 26 wins (2020-2024)''
* '''Most european wins:''' ''David Moyes, 26 wins (2020-2024)''
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* '''Highest win % (all competitions):''' ''David Moyes, 45.65% (2020-2024)''
* '''Highest win % (all competitions):''' ''David Moyes, 45.45% (2020-2024)''
* '''Highest league win %:''' ''Billy Bonds, 42.49% (1990-1994)''
* '''Highest league win %:''' ''Billy Bonds, 42.49% (1990-1994)''
* '''Highest domestic cup win %:''' ''Avram Grant, 80% (2010-2011)''
* '''Highest domestic cup win %:''' ''Avram Grant, 80% (2010-2011)''
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* '''Fewest european goals conceded*:''' ''Billy Bonds, 2 goals (1990-1994)''
* '''Fewest european goals conceded*:''' ''Billy Bonds, 2 goals (1990-1994)''
''*Only includes managers who managed at least one european fixture''
''*Only includes managers who managed at least one european fixture''
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West Ham United Managers

West Ham United has had 18 different permanent managers in its history, all with varying success.

The club's first permanent manager was Syd King, who still holds the record for the longest spell in charge - 30 years, between 1902 and 1932. The manager with the shortest managerial spell is Lou Macari, who lasted just seven months between July1989 and February 1990.

Due to the exceptional longevity of the club's first managerial appointments, by the time the club had turned 100 years old it had only had seven permanent managers on record.

West Ham's first non-English manager was also Macari, who is Scottish. Italian Gianfranco Zola became West Ham's first non-UK manager when he was appointed September, 2008. The Hammers' first non-European manager was Chilean Manuel Pellegrini, who managed the club between 2018 and 2019.

The club's most successful manager in terms of win percentage is currently David Moyes who, in his second spell, turned a struggling West Ham team into regular top-six contenders in the Premier League and guided them to a club-record three consecutive seasons in Europe.

Name Country First Game Last Game Time In

Charge

Total

Games

Total

Wins

Total

Draws

Total

Defeats

Total

Goals Scored

Total

Goals Conceded

Total

Goal Difference

Total

Win %

Trophies

Won

Syd King England 12/04/1902 v. Portsmouth (D 1-1) 29/10/1932 v. Burnley (D 4-4) 30 years, 7 months 1,124 439 270 415 1,730 1,651 +79 39.06% 0
Charlie Paynter England 05/11/1932 v. Bradford Park Avenue (L 3-0) 06/05/1950 v. Southampton (L 3-2) 17 years, 9 months 483 200 116 167 782 714 +68 41.41% 1
Ted Fenton England 19/08/1950 v. Hull City (D 3-3) 31/03/1961 v. Leicester City (W 1-0) 10 years, 8 months 497 203 108 186 896 844 +52 40.85% 1
Ron Greenwood England 01/04/1961 v. Newcastle United (D 1-1) 10/08/1974 v. Southampton (L 2-0) 13 years, 4 months 655 236 172 247 1,070 1,021 +49 36.03% 3
John Lyall England 17/08/1974 v. Manchester City (L 4-0) 23/05/1989 v. Liverpool (L 5-1) 14 years, 9 months 775 310 195 270 1,104 1,017 +87 40.00% 3
Lou Macari Scotland 19/08/1989 v. Stoke City (D 1-1) 14/02/1990 v. Oldham Athletic (L 6-0) 7 months 40 15 12 13 57 52 +5 37.50% 0
Billy Bonds England 24/02/1990 v. Blackbun Rovers (D 1-1) 07/05/1994 v. Southampton (D 3-3) 4 years, 5 months 237 104 63 70 334 258 +76 43.61% 0
Harry Redknapp England 20/08/1994 v. Leeds United (D 0-0) 05/05/2001 v. Southampton (W 3-0) 6 years, 9 months 326 121 84 121 403 415 -12 37.12% 0
Glenn Roeder England 19/05/2001 v. Middlesbrough (L 2-1) 21/04/2003 v. Middlesbrough (W 1-0) 2 years, 3 months 86 27 23 36 102 133 -31 31.40% 0
Alan Pardew England 22/10/2003 v. Nottingham Forest (D 1-1) 09/12/2006 v. Bolton Wanderers (L 4-0) 3 years, 1 month 163 67 38 58 217 203 +14 41.10% 0
Alan Curblishley England 17/12/2006 v. Manchester United (W 1-0) 30/08/2008 v. Blackburn Rovers (W 4-1) 1 year, 8 months 71 28 14 29 86 97 -11 39.44% 0
Gianfranco Zola Italy 20/09/2008 v. Newcastle United (W 3-1) 09/05/2010 v. Manchester City (D 1-1) 1 year, 7 months 80 23 21 36 92 112 -20 28.75% 0
Avram Grant Israel 14/08/2010 v. Aston Villa (L 3-0) 15/05/2011 v. Wigan Athletic (L 3-2) 11 months 47 15 12 20 67 78 -11 31.91% 0
Sam Allardyce England 07/08/2011 v. Cardiff City (L 1-0) 24/05/2015 v. Newcastle United (L 2-0) 3 years, 11 months 181 69 45 67 237 236 +1 38.12% 0
Slaven Bilic Croatia 02/07/2015 v. FC Lusitans (W 3-0) 04/11/2017 v. Liverpool (L 4-1) 2 years, 4 months 111 42 30 39 159 166 -7 37.84% 0
David Moyes Scotland 19/11/2017 v. Watford (L 2-0) 13/05/2018 v. Everton (W 3-1) 6 months 31 9 10 12 38 48 -10 29.03% 0
Manuel Pellegrini Chile 12/08/2018 v. Liverpool (L 4-0) 28/12/2019 v. Leicester City (L 2-1) 1 year, 7 months 64 24 11 29 91 99 -8 37.50% 0
David Moyes Scotland 01/01/2020 v. Bournemouth (W 4-0) 19/05/2024 v. Manchester City (L 3-1) 4 years, 4 months 231 105 43 83 350 306 +44 45.45% 1
Julen Lopetegui Spain - - - - - - - - - - - -

West Ham United Caretaker Managers

Name Country First Game Last Game Total

Games

Total

Wins

Total

Draws

Total

Defeats

Total

Goals Scored

Total

Goals Conceded

Total

Goal Difference

Total

Win %

Trophies

Won

Ronnie Boyce England 18/02/1990 v. Swindon Town (D 2-2) 18/02/1990 v. Swindon Town (D 2-2) 1 0 1 0 2 2 0 0.00% 0
Trevor Brooking England 27/04/2003 v. Manchester City (W 1-0) 18/10/2003 v. Burnley (D 2-2) 20 13 5 2 27 14 +13 65.00% 0
Kevin Keen* England 13/09/2008 v. West Bromwich Albion (L 3-2) 22/05/2011 v. Sunderland (L 3-0) 2 0 0 2 2 6 -4 0.00% 0

* Kevin Keen was appointed caretaker manager on two separate occasions. Firstly after the departure of Alan Curbishley in 2008 and then following the sacking of Avram Grant in 2011.

Returning West Ham United Managers

The only manager in West Ham's history to manage two permanent spells is David Moyes. The Scot first joined the club on a short-term contract following the departure of Slaven Bilic midway through the 2017/2018 season. Moyes successfully saved the club from relegation that season but it was decided he would not remain as manager, with the club deciding to appoint Manuel Pellegrini instead. However, midway through the 2019/2020 season, Pellegrini was sacked and Moyes was asked to return for a second spell on a longer contract. Moyes would go on to achieve the highest win percentage in the club's history and led West Ham to two top-seven finishes in the Premier League and Europa Conference League glory in 2023, ending West Ham's 43-year trophy drought in the process.

Below is his overall record as West Ham manager, with both of his spells combined.

Name Country First Game Last Game Total

Games

Total

Wins

Total

Draws

Total

Defeats

Total

Goals Scored

Total

Goals Conceded

Total

Goal Difference

Total

Win %

Trophies

Won

David Moyes Scotland 19/11/2017 v. Watford (L 2-0) 19/05/2024 v. Manchester City (L 3-1) 262 114 53 95 388 354 +34 43.51% 1

West Ham United Manager Records

Not including caretaker managers.

Games Managed

Highest
  • Most games managed (all competitions): Syd King, 1,124 games (1902-1932)
  • Most league games managed: Syd King, 1,038 games (1902-1932)
  • Most domestic cup games managed: John Lyall, 136 games (1974-1989)
  • Most european cup games managed: David Moyes, 37 games (2020-2024)
Fewest
  • Fewest games managed (all competitions): Lou Macari, 40 games (1989-1990)
  • Fewest league games managed: Lou Macari, 28 games (1989-1990)
  • Fewest domestic cup games managed: Manuel Pellegrini, 7 games (2018-2019)
  • Fewest european games managed*: Alan Pardew, 2 games (2003-2006)

*Only includes managers who managed at least one european fixture

Wins, Draws & Losses

Highest
  • Most wins (all competitions): Syd King, 439 wins (1902-1932)
  • Most league wins: Syd King, 403 wins (1902-1932)
  • Most domestic cup wins: John Lyall, 65 wins (1974-1989)
  • Most european wins: David Moyes, 26 wins (2020-2024)

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  • Highest win % (all competitions): David Moyes, 45.45% (2020-2024)
  • Highest league win %: Billy Bonds, 42.49% (1990-1994)
  • Highest domestic cup win %: Avram Grant, 80% (2010-2011)
  • Highest european win %: David Moyes, 70.27% (2020-2024)

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  • Most draws (all competitions): Syd King, 270 draws (1902-1932)
  • Most league draws: Syd King, 246 draws (1902-1932)
  • Most domestic cup draws: John Lyall, 37 draws (1974-1989)
  • Most european draws: John Lyall (1974-1989) & David Moyes (2020-2024), both 4 draws

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  • Most defeats (all competitions): Syd King, 415 defeats (1902-1932)
  • Most league defeats: Syd King, 389 defeats (1902-1932)
  • Most domestic cup defeats: John Lyall, 34 defeats (1974-1989)
  • Most european defeats: David Moyes, 7 defeats (2020-2024)
Fewest
  • Fewest wins (all competitions): Lou Macari (1989-1990) & Avram Grant (2010-2011), both 15 wins
  • Fewest league wins: Avram Grant, 7 wins (2010-2011)
  • Fewest domestic cup wins: Glenn Roeder (2001-2003) & Gianfranco Zola (2008-2010), both 3 wins
  • Fewest european wins*: Alan Pardew, 0 wins (2003-2006)

*Only includes managers who managed at least one european fixture

  • Lowest win % (all competitions): Gianfranco Zola, 28.75% (2008-2010)
  • Lowest league win %: Avram Grant, 18.42% (2010-2011)
  • Lowest domestic cup win %: Charlie Paynter (1932-1950) & Sam Allardyce (2011-2015), both 33.33%
  • Lowest european win %*: Alan Pardew, 0% (2003-2006)

*Only includes managers who managed at least one european fixture

  • Fewest draws (all competitions): Manuel Pellegrini, 11 draws (2018-2019)
  • Fewest league draws: Lou Macari, 8 draws (1989-1990)
  • Fewest domestic cup draws: Avram Grant (2010-2011) & Manuel Pellegrini (2018-2019), both 0 draws
  • Fewest european draws*: Alan Pardew, 0 draws (2003-2006)

*Only includes managers who managed at least one european fixture

  • Fewest defeats (all competitions): Lou Macari, 13 defeats (1989-1990)
  • Fewest league defeats: Lou Macari, 10 defeats (1989-1990)
  • Fewest domestic cup defeats: Avram Grant, 2 defeats (2010-2011)
  • Fewest european defeats*: Billy Bonds, 1 defeat (1990-1994)

*Only includes managers who managed at least one european fixture

Goals Scored

Highest
  • Most goals scored (all competitions): Syd King, 1,730 goals (1902-1932)
  • Most league goals scored: Syd King, 1,586 goals (1902-1932)
  • Most domestic cup goals scored: John Lyall, 217 goals (1974-1989)
  • Most european goals scored: David Moyes, 67 goals (2020-2024)
Fewest
  • Fewest goals scored (all competitions): Lou Macari, 57 goals (1989-1990)
  • Fewest league goals scored: Lou Macari, 41 goals (1989-1990)
  • Fewest domestic cup goals scored: Glenn Roeder, 10 goals (2001-2003)
  • Fewest european goals scored*: Alan Pardew, 0 goals (2003-2006)

*Only includes managers who managed at least one european fixture

Goals Conceded

Highest
  • Most goals conceded (all competitions): Syd King, 1,651 goals (1902-1932)
  • Most league goals conceded: Syd King, 1,543 goals (1902-1932)
  • Most domestic cup goals conceded: John Lyall, 154 goals (1974-1989)
  • Most european goals conceded: John Lyall (1974-1989) & David Moyes (2020-2024), both 25 goals
Fewest
  • Fewest goals conceded (all competitions): Lou Macari, 52 goals (1989-1990)
  • Fewest league goals conceded: Lou Macari, 35 goals (1989-1990)
  • Fewest domestic cup goals conceded: Alan Curbishley, 7 goals (2006-2008)
  • Fewest european goals conceded*: Billy Bonds, 2 goals (1990-1994)

*Only includes managers who managed at least one european fixture


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