Every Championship manager's win percentage rate - including Portsmouth, Middlesbrough, and Derby County
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Pompey boss John Mousinho is the fifth longest-serving manager in the Championship but how does his win percentage compare to his rivals?
Mousinho was appointed on January 20, 2023 after taking over from Danny Cowley. The gig at Fratton Park was his first in senior management but ultimately he was the man to guide the club back to the second tier after a 12-year absence.
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Hide AdThe step up to the second tier has proven to be a difficult one for the former midfielder. Pompey find themselves bottom of the division, however they do have games in hand over the teams above them after games against Blackburn Rovers and Millwall were postponed.
Pompey's only league wins this season have come against QPR and Preston North End who are in and around them. Despite finding themselves in the bottom three, the club opted to extend Mousinho's contract, adding a two-years on to his initial deal.
The fact he's got a contract extension hints that whatever the fate of this season, he will likely see it through to the end. His managerial record isn't too bad when you compare it to others.
He's overseen 93 games since his arrival almost two years ago and in that time he's seen 43 wins, 31 draws, and 19 defeats, giving him a win percentage of 46.24%. There have already been five managerial changes this season with Frank Lampard the newest boss in the league after succeeding Mark Robins at Coventry City.
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Hide AdOut of the 23 current permanent managers and one caretaker, Mousinho ranks seventh in the division when it comes to their win percentage. Leeds United boss Daniel Farke is at the top, whilst Paul Heckingbottom who took over at Preston has the lowest, if you don’t count Lampard, who has only been afforded one game.
Below is what we discovered after working out each boss’ up-to-date win rate since their appointment.
Championship manager’s win percentage (As of December 6)
*Andy Dawson (Hull City) - Record: W: 0. D:0. L:0. 0.00%
Frank Lampard (Coventry City) - Record: W: 0. D: 1. L: 0. 0.00%
Paul Heckingbottom (Preston North End) - Record: W: 4. D: 10. L: 5. 21.05%
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Hide AdNarcis Pelach (Stoke City) - Record: W: 3. D:6. L: 5. 21.43%
Wayne Rooney (Plymouth Argyle) - Record: W: 5. D: 5. L: 5. 25.0%
Marti Cifuentes (QPR) - Record: W: 16. D: 19. L:19. 29.63%
Rob Edwards (Luton Town) - Record: W: 30. D: 24. L: 41. 31.58%
Omer Riza (Cardiff City) - Record: W: 4. D: 4. L: 4. 33.33%
John Eustace (Blackburn Rovers) - Record: W: 12. D: 13. L:11. 33.33%
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Hide AdLiam Manning (Bristol City) - Record: W: 18. D: 18. L:18. 33.33%
Chris Wilder (Sheffield United) - Record: W: 16. D:9. L:21. 34.78%
Johannes Hoff Thorup (Norwich City) - Record: W: 7. D: 7. L: 6. 35.00%
Des Buckingham (Oxford United) - Record: W: 20. D: 16. L: 21. 35.09%
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Hide AdLuke Williams (Swansea City) - Record: W: 15. D: 9. L: 18. 35.71%
Tom Cleverley (Watford) - Record: W: 13. D: 8. L:9. 43.33%
Danny Rohl (Sheffield Wednesday) - W: 26. D:11. L: 23. 43.33%
Carlos Corberan (West Brom) - Record: W: 45. D: 28. L:30. 43.69%
John Mousinho (Pompey) - Record: W: 43. D: 31. L: 19. 46.24%
Neil Harris (Millwall) - Record: W: 15. D: 9. L: 8. 46.88%
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Hide AdRegis Le Bris (Sunderland) - Record: W: 9. D: 6. L:4. 47.37%
Paul Warne (Derby County) - Record: W: 58. D: 29. L: 32. 48.74%
Michael Carrick (Middlesbrough) - Record: W: 54. D: 17. L: 36. 50.47%
Scott Parker (Burnley) - W: 10. D: 6. L: 3. 52.63%.
Daniel Farke (Leeds United) - W: 41. D: 17. L: 16. 55.41%
*Andy Dawson is the caretaker manager of Hull City following the sacking of Tim Walter. Ruben Selles is expected to take over from him, but won’t take charge officially until next week.
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