Leeds United have changed managers fewer times than most other Premier League clubs. Since their foundation in 1919, Leeds have been through 41 managerial appointments in total, the ninth-lowest number of any side in the top flight.
Of these, 22 managers have come and gone since the turn of the millennium, meaning more than half of all Leeds managers in history have been appointed in the last 22 years alone. These figures also include caretaker bosses, but it’s clear that in modern times, Leeds are a poor choice for managers looking for job security.
The longest serving manager in Leeds’ history is of course the legendary Don Revie, who managed the club from 1 March 1961 until 4 July 1974, a stint of 13 years, four months and three days. Revie was also the most successful manager in the club’s history, winning two league titles among a host of other silverware during his illustrious tenure.
