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2010–11 Football League

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112nd season of the Football League

Football league season
The Football League
Season2010–11
ChampionsQueens Park Rangers
PromotedQueens Park Rangers
Norwich City
Swansea City
RelegatedLincoln City
Stockport County
New Clubs in LeagueStevenage
Oxford United

The 2010–11 Football League (known as thenpower Football League for sponsorship reasons) was the 112th completed season ofthe Football League. It began in August 2010 and concluded in May 2011, with the promotion play-off finals.

The Football League is contested through three Divisions. The divisions are theLeague Championship,League One andLeague Two. The winner and the runner up of the League Championship are automatically promoted to thePremier League and they are joined by the winner of the League Championship playoff. The bottom two teams in League Two are relegated to theConference Premier.

This was the first season thatnpower sponsored the league, afterCoca-Cola's contract expired at the end of the 2009–10 season.[1]

Promotion and relegation

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From Premier League

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Relegated to Championship

From Championship

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Promoted to Premier League

Relegated to League One

From Football League One

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Promoted to Championship

Relegated to League Two

From Football League Two

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Promoted to League One

Relegated to Conference Premier

From Conference Premier

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Promoted to League Two

Championship

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This section istranscluded from2010–11 Football League Championship.(edit |history)

Table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Queens Park Rangers(C, P)46241667132+3988Promotion to thePremier League
2Norwich City(P)46231588358+2584
3Swansea City(O, P)46248146942+2780Qualification forChampionship play-offs
4Cardiff City462311127654+2280
5Reading46201797751+2677
6Nottingham Forest462015116950+1975
7Leeds United461915128170+1172
8Burnley461814146561+468
9Millwall461813156248+1467
10Leicester City461910177671+567
11Hull City461617135251+165
12Middlesbrough461711186868062
13Ipswich Town46188206268−662
14Watford461613177771+661
15Bristol City46179206265−360
16Portsmouth461513185360−758
17Barnsley461414185566−1156
18Coventry City461413195458−455
19Derby County461310235871−1349
20Crystal Palace461212224469−2548
21Doncaster Rovers461115205581−2648
22Preston North End(R)461012245479−2542Relegation toFootball League One
23Sheffield United(R)46119264479−3542
24Scunthorpe United(R)46126284387−4442
Updated to match(es) played on 7 May 2011. Source:The Football League
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated

Play-offs

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Semi-finalsFinal
        
3Swansea City033
6Nottingham Forest011
3Swansea City4
5Reading2
4Cardiff City000
5Reading033

Results

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The fixtures for theChampionship were released on 17 June 2010. The season kick-off was announced for 6 August 2010 and it concluded on 7 May 2011.[2]

Home \ AwayBARBRIBURCARCOVCRYDERDONHULIPSLEELEIMIDMILNWCNOTPORPNEQPRREASCUSHUSWAWAT
Barnsley4–21–21–22–11–01–12–21–11–15–20–22–01–00–23–11–02–00–10–12–11–01–10–0
Bristol City3–32–03–01–21–12–01–03–00–10–22–00–40–30–32–32–11–11–11–02–03–00–20–2
Burnley3–00–01–12–21–02–11–14–01–22–33–03–10–32–11–01–14–30–00–40–24–22–13–2
Cardiff City2–23–21–12–00–04–14–02–00–22–12–00–32–13–10–23–01–12–22–21–01–10–14–2
Coventry City3–01–41–01–22–12–12–10–11–12–31–11–02–11–21–22–01–20–20–01–10–00–12–0
Crystal Palace2–10–00–01–02–02–21–00–01–21–03–21–00–10–00–34–11–01–23–31–21–00–33–2
Derby County0–00–22–41–22–25–01–30–11–22–10–23–10–01–20–12–03–02–21–23–20–12–14–1
Doncaster Rovers0–21–11–01–31–10–02–33–10–60–01–12–12–13–11–10–21–10–10–33–02–01–11–1
Hull City2–02–00–10–20–01–12–03–11–02–20–12–40–11–10–01–21–00–01–10–10–12–00–0
Ipswich Town1–32–01–12–01–22–10–23–21–12–13–03–32–01–50–10–22–10–31–32–03–01–30–3
Leeds United3–33–11–00–41–02–11–25–22–20–01–21–13–12–24–13–34–62–00–04–01–02–12–2
Leicester City4–12–14–02–11–11–12–05–11–14–22–20–04–22–31–00–11–00–21–23–12–22–14–2
Middlesbrough1–11–22–11–02–12–12–13–02–21–31–23–30–11–11–12–21–10–33–12–01–03–42–1
Millwall2–00–01–13–33–13–02–01–04–02–13–22–02–31–10–00–14–02–00–03–00–10–21–6
Norwich City2–13–12–21–12–21–23–21–10–24–11–14–31–02–12–10–21–11–02–16–04–22–02–3
Nottingham Forest2–21–02–02–12–13–05–20–00–12–01–13–21–01–11–12–12–20–03–45–11–13–11–0
Portsmouth1–03–11–20–20–31–01–12–32–30–02–26–10–01–10–12–11–11–11–12–01–00–03–2
Preston North End1–20–41–20–12–14–31–20–20–21–01–21–11–30–00–11–21–01–11–12–33–12–13–1
Queens Park Rangers4–02–21–12–12–12–10–03–01–12–01–21–03–00–00–01–12–03–13–12–03–04–01–3
Reading3–04–12–11–10–03–02–14–31–11–00–03–15–22–13–31–12–02–10–11–22–30–11–1
Scunthorpe United0–00–20–02–40–23–00–01–31–51–11–40–30–21–20–11–01–10–34–10–23–21–01–2
Sheffield United2–23–23–30–20–13–20–12–22–31–22–00–11–21–11–22–11–01–00–31–10–41–00–1
Swansea City1–00–11–00–12–13–00–03–01–14–13–02–01–01–13–03–21–24–00–01–02–04–01–1
Watford1–01–31–34–12–21–13–02–21–22–10–13–23–11–02–21–13–02–20–21–10–23–02–3
Updated to match(es) played on 7 May 2011. Source:The Football League
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top scorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals[3]
1Danny GrahamWatford24
2Shane LongReading21
Grant HoltNorwich City21
4Luciano BecchioLeeds United19
5Jay BothroydCardiff City18
Adel TaarabtQueens Park Rangers18
7Max GradelLeeds United17
Scott SinclairSwansea City17
9Steve MorisonMillwall15
Billy SharpDoncaster Rovers15

League One

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This section istranscluded from2010–11 Football League One.(edit |history)

Table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Brighton & Hove Albion(C, P)46281178540+4595Promotion toFootball League Championship
2Southampton(P)46288108638+4892
3Huddersfield Town46251297748+2987Qualification forLeague One play-offs
4Peterborough United(O, P)4623101310675+3179
5Milton Keynes Dons46238156760+777
6Bournemouth461914137554+2171
7Leyton Orient461913147162+970
8Exeter City462010166673−770
9Rochdale461814146355+868
10Colchester United461614165763−662
11Brentford461710195562−761
12Carlisle United461611196062−259
13Charlton Athletic461514176266−459
14Yeovil Town461611195666−1059
15Sheffield Wednesday461610206767058
16Hartlepool United461512194765−1857
17Oldham Athletic461317165360−756
18Tranmere Rovers461511205360−756
19Notts County46148244660−1450
20Walsall461212225675−1948
21Dagenham & Redbridge(R)461211235270−1847Relegation toFootball League Two
22Bristol Rovers(R)461112234882−3445
23Plymouth Argyle(R)46157245174−2342[a]
24Swindon Town(R)46914235072−2241
Updated to match(es) played on 2 May 2011. Source:BBC
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Plymouth Argyle deducted 10 points for insolvency.[4]

Play-offs

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SemifinalsFinal
        
3Huddersfield Town (p)134 (4)
6AFC Bournemouth134 (2)
3Huddersfield Town0
4Peterborough United3
4Peterborough United224
5Milton Keynes Dons303

Results

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Home \ AwayBOUBREB&HABRRCRLCHACOLD&REXEHARHUDLEYMKDNTCOLDPETPLYROCSHWSOUSWITRAWALYEO
Bournemouth3–11–02–12–02–21–23–03–00–11–11–13–23–33–05–13–01–20–01–33–21–23–02–0
Brentford1–10–11–02–12–11–12–11–10–00–12–10–21–11–32–12–01–31–00–30–12–11–21–2
Brighton & Hove Albion1–11–02–24–31–12–04–33–04–12–35–02–01–02–13–14–02–22–01–22–12–02–12–0
Bristol Rovers1–00–02–41–12–20–10–20–20–00–10–31–22–11–02–22–32–11–10–43–10–12–22–1
Carlisle United1–02–00–04–03–44–10–22–21–02–20–14–11–02–20–11–11–10–13–20–02–01–30–2
Charlton Athletic1–00–10–41–11–31–02–21–30–00–13–11–01–01–13–22–03–11–01–12–41–10–13–2
Colchester United2–10–21–12–11–13–32–25–13–20–33–21–32–11–02–11–11–01–10–22–13–12–00–0
Dagenham & Redbridge1–24–10–10–33–02–11–01–11–11–12–00–13–10–10–20–10–11–11–32–12–21–12–1
Exeter City2–02–41–22–22–11–02–22–11–21–42–11–13–12–02–21–01–05–11–21–01–12–12–3
Hartlepool United2–23–03–12–20–42–11–00–12–30–10–10–11–14–22–02–00–20–50–02–21–12–13–1
Huddersfield Town2–24–42–10–12–03–10–02–10–10–12–24–13–00–01–13–22–11–02–00–00–01–04–2
Leyton Orient2–21–00–04–10–01–34–21–13–01–01–22–22–01–02–12–02–14–00–23–00–30–01–5
Milton Keynes Dons2–01–11–02–03–22–01–12–01–01–01–32–32–10–01–01–31–11–42–02–12–01–13–2
Notts County0–21–11–10–10–11–02–01–00–23–00–33–22–00–20–12–01–20–21–31–00–11–14–0
Oldham Athletic2–12–10–11–10–10–00–01–13–34–01–01–11–23–00–54–21–22–30–62–00–01–10–0
Peterborough United3–32–10–33–06–01–51–15–03–04–04–22–22–12–35–22–12–15–34–45–42–14–12–2
Plymouth Argyle1–21–20–23–11–12–22–12–12–00–12–11–41–01–10–20–30–13–21–31–01–32–00–0
Rochdale0–00–12–23–12–32–01–23–20–10–03–01–11–41–01–12–21–12–12–03–33–23–20–1
Sheffield Wednesday1–11–31–06–20–12–22–12–01–22–00–21–02–20–10–01–42–42–00–13–14–03–02–2
Southampton2–00–20–01–01–02–00–04–04–02–04–11–13–20–02–14–10–10–22–04–12–03–13–0
Swindon Town1–21–11–22–10–10–32–11–10–01–11–02–20–11–20–21–12–31–12–11–00–00–00–1
Tranmere Rovers0–30–31–10–12–11–11–02–04–00–10–21–24–20–11–21–01–01–13–02–00–23–30–1
Walsall0–13–21–36–12–12–00–11–02–15–22–40–21–20–31–11–32–10–01–11–01–21–40–1
Yeovil Town2–22–00–10–11–00–14–21–31–30–21–12–11–02–11–10–21–00–10–21–13–33–11–1
Updated to match(es) played on 7 May 2011. Source:The Football League
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top scorers

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RankScorerClubGoals[5]
1Craig Mackail-SmithPeterborough United26
2Glenn MurrayBrighton & Hove Albion22
3Bradley Wright-PhillipsPlymouth Argyle / Charlton Athletic21
4Rickie LambertSouthampton19
5Jamie CuretonExeter City17
7Ashley BarnesBrighton and Hove Albion16
Will HoskinsBristol Rovers
Jordan RhodesHuddersfield Town
9Lee BarnardSouthampton14
George BoydPeterborough United

League Two

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This section istranscluded from2010–11 Football League Two.(edit |history)

Table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Chesterfield(C, P)46241488551+3486Promotion toLeague One
2Bury(P)462312118250+3281
3Wycombe Wanderers(P)462214106950+1980
4Shrewsbury Town462213117249+2379Qualification toLeague Two play-offs
5Accrington Stanley46181997355+1873
6Stevenage(O, P)461815136245+1769
7Torquay United461718117453+2168[a]
8Gillingham461717126757+1068
9Rotherham United461715147560+1566
10Crewe Alexandra461811178765+2265
11Port Vale461714155449+565
12Oxford United461712175860−263
13Southend United461613176256+661
14Aldershot Town461419135454061
15Macclesfield Town461413195973−1455
16Northampton Town461119166371−852
17Cheltenham Town461313205677−2152
18Bradford City46157244368−2552
19Burton Albion461215195670−1451
20Morecambe461312215473−1951
21Hereford United461217175066−1650[a]
22Barnet461212225877−1948
23Lincoln City(R)46138254581−3647Relegation toConference National
24Stockport County(R)46914234896−4841
Updated to match(es) played on 28 May 2011. Source:The Football League
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^abTorquay United deducted one point andHereford United deducted three points[6]

Play-offs

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SemifinalsFinal
        
4Shrewsbury Town000
7Torquay United202
6Stevenage1
7Torquay United0
5Accrington Stanley000
6Stevenage213

Results

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Home \ AwayACCALDBARBRABRTBRYCHLCHFCREGILHERLINMACMORNOROXFPTVROTSHRSTDSTESTPTORWYC
Accrington Stanley0–03–13–03–11–02–42–23–27–44–03–03–01–13–10–03–02–31–33–11–03–01–01–1
Aldershot Town1–11–01–01–21–30–20–23–21–11–22–20–02–11–11–21–22–23–01–01–11–01–00–0
Barnet2–01–20–20–01–13–12–22–11–22–04–21–01–24–12–21–01–41–10–20–31–30–30–1
Bradford City1–12–11–31–11–03–10–11–51–01–01–20–10–11–15–00–22–11–20–21–03–20–31–0
Burton Albion1–11–21–43–01–32–01–01–11–13–03–13–23–21–10–00–02–40–03–10–22–13–31–2
Bury3–01–12–00–11–02–31–13–15–41–11–02–21–01–13–00–11–11–01–03–00–11–21–3
Cheltenham Town1–21–21–14–02–10–20–33–21–20–31–20–11–11–01–10–01–10–10–21–02–12–21–2
Chesterfield5–22–22–12–21–22–33–05–53–14–02–12–10–22–11–22–05–04–32–11–04–11–04–1
Crewe Alexandra0–03–17–02–14–13–08–12–01–10–11–11–12–12–01–12–10–11–21–00–12–03–33–0
Gillingham3–12–12–42–01–01–11–10–21–30–00–12–41–11–00–03–03–12–00–01–02–11–10–2
Hereford United1–12–21–21–10–00–31–13–01–00–00–12–22–11–10–21–10–10–21–31–43–02–20–0
Lincoln City0–00–31–01–20–00–50–20–21–10–43–12–12–00–23–11–00–61–52–10–10–00–21–2
Macclesfield Town2–22–01–10–12–12–40–21–11–02–41–11–12–02–03–20–30–20–10–00–40–23–30–1
Morecambe1–21–12–20–12–11–41–11–11–21–11–11–21–21–20–31–00–01–02–10–05–02–10–3
Northampton Town0–01–10–00–22–32–41–11–26–22–13–42–10–13–32–10–02–22–32–12–02–02–21–1
Oxford United0–00–12–12–13–01–21–10–02–10–10–22–12–14–03–12–12–13–10–21–20–10–22–2
Port Vale2–01–00–02–12–10–00–11–12–10–01–12–12–17–21–11–21–01–01–11–31–21–22–1
Rotherham United2–01–00–00–03–30–06–41–03–10–10–02–11–10–12–22–15–01–31–21–14–03–13–4
Shrewsbury Town0–01–12–13–13–00–31–10–00–10–04–02–04–11–33–13–02–21–01–11–02–01–11–1
Southend United1–10–02–14–01–11–11–22–30–22–24–01–04–12–31–12–11–31–00–21–01–12–13–2
Stevenage2–22–24–22–12–13–34–00–01–12–20–12–12–22–00–10–01–03–01–11–13–10–00–2
Stockport County2–22–22–11–10–02–11–11–13–31–50–53–41–40–22–22–10–53–30–42–12–21–10–0
Torquay United0–00–11–12–01–03–42–10–02–11–11–32–01–33–13–03–40–01–15–01–12–02–00–0
Wycombe Wanderers1–22–24–21–04–11–02–11–22–01–02–12–21–22–02–20–01–11–02–23–10–12–01–3
Updated to match(es) played on 7 May 2011. Source:The Football League
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top scorers

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RankScorerClubGoals[7]
1Clayton DonaldsonCrewe Alexandra26
2Ryan LoweBury25
3Cody McDonaldGillingham24
4Craig DaviesChesterfield22
5Adam Le FondreRotherham United21
6Wesley ThomasCheltenham Town18
7Barry CorrSouthend United17
Shaun MillerCrewe Alexandra
9Ashley GrimesLincoln City15
Shaun HarradNorthampton Town
Jack LesterChesterfield
Marc RichardsPort Vale
Jake RobinsonTorquay United

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
Milton Keynes DonsPaul InceResigned16 April 2010[8][9]Pre-seasonKarl Robinson10 May 2010[10]
Hereford UnitedGraham TurnerResigned16 April 2010[11]Pre-SeasonSimon Davey22 June 2010[12]
BarnetIan HendonSacked28 April 2010[13]Pre-SeasonMark Stimson1 June 2010[14]
Shrewsbury TownPaul SimpsonSacked30 April 2010[15]Pre-SeasonGraham Turner11 June 2010[16]
Crystal PalacePaul HartContract expired2 May 2010Pre-seasonGeorge Burley17 June 2010[17]
Coventry CityChris ColemanSacked4 May 2010[18]Pre-seasonAidy Boothroyd20 May 2010[19]
Plymouth ArgylePaul MarinerBecame head coach6 May 2010[20]Pre-seasonPeter Reid24 June 2010[21]
GillinghamMark StimsonMutual consent10 May 2010[22]Pre-seasonAndy Hessenthaler22 May 2010[23]
Hull CityIain DowieContract expired9 May 2010Pre-seasonNigel Pearson29 June 2010[24]
PortsmouthAvram GrantResigned20 May 2010[25]Pre-seasonSteve Cotterill18 June 2010[26]
Notts CountySteve CotterillEnd of contract27 May 2010[27]Pre-seasonCraig Short4 June 2010[28]
StockportGary AblettSacked17 June 2010[29]Pre-SeasonPaul Simpson12 July 2010[30]
Leicester CityNigel PearsonSigned byHull City29 June 2010Pre-seasonPaulo Sousa7 July 2010[31]
Swansea CityPaulo SousaSigned byLeicester City5 July 2010[32]Pre-seasonBrendan Rodgers16 July 2010[33]
Bristol CitySteve CoppellResigned12 August 2010[34]23rdKeith Millen12 August 2010[35]
Sheffield UnitedKevin BlackwellMutual consent14 August 2010[36]21stGary Speed17 August 2010[37]
SouthamptonAlan PardewSacked30 August 201021stNigel Adkins12 September 2010
Scunthorpe UnitedNigel AdkinsSigned BySouthampton12 September 2010[38]15thIan Baraclough24 September 2010[39]
Lincoln CityChris SuttonResigned29 September 2010[40]21stSteve Tilson15 October 2010[41]
Leicester CityPaulo SousaSacked1 October 2010[42]24thSven-Göran Eriksson3 October 2010[43]
Hereford UnitedSimon DaveySacked4 October 2010[44]24thJamie Pitman19 December 2010[45]
MiddlesbroughGordon StrachanResigned18 October 2010[46]20thTony Mowbray26 October 2010[47]
Notts CountyCraig ShortSacked24 October 2010[48]16thPaul Ince28 October 2010
Sheffield UnitedGary SpeedSigned byWales14 December 201020thMicky Adams30 December 2010[49]
Bristol RoversPaul TrollopeSacked15 December 2010[50]21stDave Penney10 January 2011[51]
BurnleyBrian LawsSacked29 December 2010[52]9thEddie Howe14 January 2011
Preston North EndDarren FergusonSacked29 December 2010[53]24thPhil Brown6 January 2011[54]
Port ValeMicky AdamsSigned bySheffield United30 December 2010[49]2ndJim Gannon6 January 2011[55]
Crystal PalaceGeorge BurleySacked1 January 2011[56]23rdDougie Freedman12 January 2011[57]
BarnetMark StimsonSacked1 January 2011[58]23rdMartin Allen23 March 2011[59]
WalsallChris HutchingsSacked4 January 2011[60]24thDean Smith21 January 2011[61]
Charlton AthleticPhil ParkinsonSacked4 January 2011[62]5thChris Powell14 January 2011[63]
Stockport CountyPaul SimpsonSacked4 January 2011[64]21stRay Mathias9 March 2011[65]
Ipswich TownRoy KeaneSacked7 January 2011[66]19thPaul Jewell10 January 2011[67]
Peterborough UnitedGary JohnsonMutual consent10 January 2011[68]7thDarren Ferguson12 January 2011[69]
Aldershot TownKevin DillonSacked10 January 2011[70]20thDean Holdsworth12 January 2011[71]
BournemouthEddie HoweSigned byBurnley16 January 2011[72]4thLee Bradbury28 January 2011[73]
Sheffield WednesdayAlan IrvineSacked3 February 2011[74]12thGary Megson4 February 2011[75]
BrentfordAndy ScottSacked3 February 2011[76]19thNicky Forster1 March 2011[77]
Bradford CityPeter TaylorStepped down26 February 2011[78]20thPeter Jackson28 February 2011[79]
Northampton TownIan SampsonSacked2 March 2011[80]16thGary Johnson4 March 2011[81]
Swindon TownDanny WilsonResigned2 March 2011[82]22ndPaul Hart3 March 2011[83]
Notts CountyPaul InceMutual consent3 March 2011[84]19thMartin Allen11 April 2011[85]
Bristol RoversDave PenneySacked7 March 2011[86]23rdPaul Buckle30 May 2011[87]
Coventry CityAidy BoothroydSacked14 March 2011[88]19thAndy Thorn28 April 2011[89]
Scunthorpe UnitedIan BaracloughSacked16 March 2011[90]22ndAlan Knill31 March 2011[91]
Port ValeJim GannonSacked21 March 2011[92]8thMicky Adams13 May 2011[93]
Rotherham UnitedRonnie MooreMutual consent22 March 2011[94]9thAndy Scott13 April 2011[95]
BuryAlan KnillSigned byScunthorpe United31 March 2011[96]4thRichard Barker(caretaker)31 March 2011
BarnetMartin AllenSigned byNotts County11 April 2011[97]23rdGiuliano Grazioli(caretaker)11 April 2011
Swindon TownPaul HartSacked28 April 2011[98]24thPaul Bodin28 April 2011

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