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2015–16 Football League

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117th season of the Football League
Football league season
The Football League
Season2015–16
ChampionsBurnley
PromotedBurnley
Middlesbrough
Hull City
RelegatedDagenham & Redbridge
York City
New Clubs in LeagueBarnet
Bristol Rovers

The 2015–16 Football League (known as theSky Bet Football League for sponsorship reasons) was the 117th season ofThe Football League. It began on 7 August 2015 and concluded on 30 May 2016, with theLeague Two play-off final atWembley Stadium.[1] The Football League was contested through three Divisions: theChampionship,League One andLeague Two. The winners of the Championship,Burnley, and runners-up,Middlesbrough, were automatically promoted to thePremier League and on 28 May 2016 were joined by the winners of the Championship play-off,Hull City. The bottom two teams in League Two,Dagenham & Redbridge andYork City, were relegated to theNational League.

It was the last season that the league would be known simply as The Football League; from the2016–17 season onwards, it would be known as the English Football League.[2]

Promotion and relegation

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From the Premier League

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Relegated to the Championship

From the Championship

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Promoted to the Premier League
Relegated to League One

From League One

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Promoted to the Championship
Relegated to League Two

From League Two

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Promoted to League One
Relegated to the National League

From the Conference National

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Championship

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This section istranscluded from2015–16 Football League Championship.(edit |history)

Table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Burnley(C, P)46261557235+3793Promotion to thePremier League
2Middlesbrough(P)46261196331+3289
3Brighton & Hove Albion46241757242+3089Qualification for theChampionship play-offs[a]
4Hull City(O, P)462411116935+3483
5Derby County462115106643+2378
6Sheffield Wednesday461917106645+2174
7Ipswich Town461815135351+269
8Cardiff City461717125651+568
9Brentford46198197267+565
10Birmingham City461615155349+463
11Preston North End461517144545062
12Queens Park Rangers461418145454060
13Leeds United461417155058−859
14Wolverhampton Wanderers461416165358−558
15Blackburn Rovers461316174646055
16Nottingham Forest461316174347−455
17Reading461313205259−752
18Bristol City461313205471−1752
19Huddersfield Town461312215970−1151
20Fulham461215196679−1351
21Rotherham United461310235371−1849
22Charlton Athletic(R)46913244080−4040Relegation toEFL League One
23Milton Keynes Dons(R)46912253969−3039
24Bolton Wanderers(R)46515264181−4030
Source:BBC Sport
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. ^Four teams play for one spot and promotion to thePremier League.

Play-offs

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See also:2016 Football League play-offs
Semi-finalsFinal
        
3Brighton & Hove Albion011
6Sheffield Wednesday213
6Sheffield Wednesday0
4Hull City1
4Hull City303
5Derby County022

The four teams that finished from third to sixth played off, with the winning team,Hull City, gaining the final promotion spot to thePremier League.

In the play-off semi-finals the third placed team played the sixth placed team and the fourth placed team played the fifth placed team. The team that finished in the higher league position played away in the first leg and played at home in the second leg. If the aggregate score was level after both legs, then extra time would be played. If the scores were still level, a penalty shoot-out decided the winner. The away goals rule did apply in the semi-finals. The semi-finals were held on 13–14 and 16–17 May.[3]

The winners from the two semi-finals, Hull City andSheffield Wednesday, played atWembley Stadium on 28 May 2016 in the play-off final, where Hull City won 1–0.[3] The game is known as the richest game in football as the winning club is guaranteed significantly increased payments e.g. in the 2016-17 season the minimum payment for participating in the Premier League was £95 million. Due to a new TV rights deal, the average payment for a newly promoted club stood at around £100 million.

Results

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Home \ AwayBIRBLBBOLBREB&HABRIBURCARCHADERFULHUDHULIPSLEEMIDMKDNOTPNEQPRREAROTSHWWOL
Birmingham City0–01–02–11–24–21–21–00–11–11–10–21–03–01–22–21–00–12–22–12–10–21–20–2
Blackburn Rovers2–00–01–10–12–20–11–13–00–03–00–20–22–01–22–13–20–01–21–13–11–02–21–2
Bolton Wanderers0–11–01–12–20–01–22–30–00–02–20–21–02–21–11–23–11–11–21–10–12–10–02–1
Brentford0–20–13–10–01–11–32–11–21–33–04–20–22–21–10–12–02–12–11–01–32–11–23–0
Brighton & Hove Albion2–11–03–23–02–12–21–13–21–15–02–11–00–14–00–32–11–00–04–01–02–10–00–1
Bristol City0–00–26–02–40–41–20–21–12–31–44–01–12–12–21–01–12–01–21–10–21–14–11–0
Burnley2–21–02–01–01–14–00–04–04–13–12–11–00–01–01–12–11–00–21–01–22–03–11–1
Cardiff City1–11–02–13–24–10–02–22–12–11–12–00–21–00–21–00–01–12–10–02–02–22–22–0
Charlton Athletic2–11–12–20–31–30–10–30–00–12–21–22–10–30–02–00–01–10–32–03–41–13–10–2
Derby County0–31–04–12–02–24–00–02–01–12–02–04–00–11–21–10–11–00–01–01–13–01–14–2
Fulham2–52–11–02–21–21–22–32–13–01–11–10–11–21–10–22–11–31–14–04–24–10–10–3
Huddersfield Town1–11–14–11–51–11–21–32–35–01–21–12–20–10–30–22–01–13–10–13–12–00–11–0
Hull City2–01–11–02–00–04–03–02–06–00–22–12–03–02–23–01–11–12–01–12–15–10–02–1
Ipswich Town1–12–02–01–32–32–22–00–00–00–11–10–00–12–10–23–21–01–12–12–10–12–12–2
Leeds United0–20–22–11–11–21–01–11–01–22–21–11–42–10–10–01–10–11–01–13–20–11–12–1
Middlesbrough0–01–13–03–11–10–11–03–13–02–00–03–01–00–03–02–00–11–01–02–11–01–02–1
Milton Keynes Dons0–23–01–01–41–20–20–52–11–01–31–11–10–20–11–21–11–20–12–01–00–42–11–2
Nottingham Forest1–11–13–00–31–21–21–11–20–01–03–00–20–11–11–11–22–11–00–03–12–10–31–1
Preston North End1–11–20–01–30–01–10–10–02–11–21–22–11–01–21–10–01–11–01–11–02–11–01–1
Queens Park Rangers2–02–24–33–02–21–00–02–22–12–01–31–11–21–01–02–33–01–20–01–14–20–01–1
Reading0–21–02–11–21–11–00–01–11–00–12–22–21–25–10–02–00–02–11–20–11–01–10–0
Rotherham United0–00–14–02–12–03–01–22–11–43–31–31–12–02–52–11–01–40–00–00–31–11–21–2
Sheffield Wednesday3–02–13–24–00–02–01–13–03–00–03–23–11–11–12–01–30–01–03–11–11–10–14–1
Wolverhampton Wanderers0–00–02–20–20–02–10–01–32–12–13–23–01–10–02–31–30–01–11–22–31–00–02–1
Source:BBC Sport
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

League One

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This section istranscluded from2015–16 Football League One.(edit |history)

Table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Wigan Athletic(C, P)46241578245+3787Promotion toEFL Championship
2Burton Albion(P)462510115737+2085
3Walsall462412107149+2284Qualification for theLeague One play-offs[a]
4Millwall46249137349+2481
5Bradford City462311125540+1580
6Barnsley(O, P)46228167054+1674
7Scunthorpe United462111146047+1374
8Coventry City461912156749+1869
9Gillingham461912157156+1569
10Rochdale461912156861+769
11Sheffield United461812166459+566
12Port Vale461811175658−265
13Peterborough United46196218273+963
14Southend United461611195864−659
15Swindon Town461611196471−759
16Bury461612185673−1757[b]
17Oldham Athletic461218164458−1454
18Chesterfield46158235870−1253
19Fleetwood Town461215195256−451
20Shrewsbury Town461311225879−2150
21Doncaster Rovers(R)461113224864−1646Relegation toEFL League Two
22Blackpool(R)461210244063−2346
23Colchester United(R)46913245799−4240
24Crewe Alexandra(R)46713264683−3734
Updated to match(es) played on 1 July 2016. Source:BBC Sport
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. ^Four teams play for one spot and promotion toFootball League Championship.
  2. ^Bury were deducted 3 points for playing the unregisteredCallum Styles against Southend United on 8 May.[4]

Play-offs

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See also:2016 Football League play-offs
Semi-finalsFinal
        
3Walsall011
6Barnsley336
6Barnsley3
4Millwall1
4Millwall314
5Bradford City112

Results

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Home \ AwayBARBLPBRABRTBRYCHFCOLCOVCREDONFLEGILMILOLDPETPTVROCSCUSHUSHRSTDSWIWALWIG
Barnsley4–20–01–03–01–22–22–01–21–00–12–02–12–11–01–26–10–01–11–20–24–10–20–2
Blackpool1–10–11–21–12–00–10–12–00–21–01–01–10–02–00–10–25–00–02–32–01–00–40–4
Bradford City0–11–02–02–12–01–20–02–02–12–11–21–01–00–21–02–21–02–21–12–01–04–01–1
Burton Albion0–01–03–11–11–05–11–20–03–32–12–12–10–02–12–01–02–10–01–21–01–00–01–1
Bury0–04–30–01–01–05–22–10–01–03–40–11–31–13–11–00–01–21–02–23–22–22–32–2
Chesterfield3–11–10–11–23–03–31–13–11–10–01–31–21–20–14–20–00–30–37–13–00–41–42–3
Colchester United2–32–22–00–30–11–11–32–34–11–12–10–00–01–42–11–22–21–20–00–21–44–43–3
Coventry City4–30–01–00–26–01–00–13–22–21–24–12–11–13–21–00–11–23–13–02–20–01–12–0
Crewe Alexandra1–21–20–11–13–31–21–10–53–11–10–11–31–01–50–02–02–31–01–21–21–31–11–1
Doncaster Rovers2–10–10–10–01–13–02–02–03–22–02–21–11–11–21–20–20–10–10–10–02–21–23–1
Fleetwood Town0–20–01–14–02–00–14–00–12–00–02–12–11–12–01–21–12–12–20–01–15–10–11–3
Gillingham2–12–13–00–33–11–21–00–03–01–05–11–23–32–10–22–02–14–02–31–10–01–22–0
Millwall2–33–00–02–01–00–24–10–41–12–01–00–33–03–03–13–10–21–03–10–22–00–10–0
Oldham Athletic1–21–01–20–10–11–01–10–21–01–21–02–11–21–51–12–32–41–11–12–52–01–01–1
Peterborough United3–25–10–40–12–32–02–13–13–04–02–11–15–31–22–31–20–21–31–10–01–21–12–3
Port Vale0–12–01–10–41–03–22–01–13–03–00–01–10–21–11–14–11–12–12–03–11–00–53–2
Rochdale3–03–01–32–13–02–33–10–02–22–21–01–10–10–02–02–12–12–03–24–12–21–20–2
Scunthorpe United2–00–10–21–02–11–13–01–02–02–01–00–00–01–10–41–01–10–12–11–06–00–11–1
Sheffield United0–02–03–10–11–32–02–31–03–23–13–00–01–23–02–31–03–20–22–42–21–12–00–2
Shrewsbury Town0–32–01–10–12–01–24–22–10–11–21–12–21–20–13–41–12–02–21–21–20–11–31–5
Southend United2–11–00–13–14–10–13–03–01–10–32–21–10–40–12–11–02–22–13–10–10–10–20–0
Swindon Town0–13–24–10–10–11–01–22–24–32–01–11–32–21–21–22–22–12–10–23–04–22–11–4
Walsall1–31–12–12–00–11–22–12–11–12–03–13–20–31–12–02–00–30–01–12–11–01–11–2
Wigan Athletic1–40–11–00–13–03–15–01–01–00–02–13–22–20–01–13–01–03–03–31–04–11–00–0
Updated to match(es) played on 7 May 2016. Source:BBC Sport
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

League Two

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This section istranscluded from2015–16 Football League Two.(edit |history)

Table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion, qualification or relegation
1Northampton Town(C, P)46291258246+3699Promotion toEFL League One
2Oxford United(P)46241488441+4386
3Bristol Rovers(P)46267137746+3185
4Accrington Stanley46241397448+2685Qualification forLeague Two play-offs[a]
5Plymouth Argyle46249137246+2681
6Portsmouth462115107544+3178
7AFC Wimbledon(O, P)462112136450+1475
8Leyton Orient461912156061−169
9Cambridge United461814146655+1168
10Carlisle United461716136762+567
11Luton Town46199186361+266
12Mansfield Town461713166153+864
13Wycombe Wanderers461713164544+164
14Exeter City461713166365−264
15Barnet461711186768−162
16Hartlepool United46156254972−2351
17Notts County46149235483−2951
18Stevenage461115205267−1548
19Yeovil Town461115204359−1648
20Crawley Town46138254578−3347
21Morecambe461210246991−2246
22Newport County461013234364−2143
23Dagenham & Redbridge(R)46810284681−3534Relegation to theNational League
24York City(R)46713265187−3634
Updated to match(es) played on 7 May 2016. Source:BBC Sport
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. ^Four teams play for one spot and promotion toFootball League One.

Play-offs

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See also:2016 Football League play-offs
SemifinalsFinal
        
4Accrington Stanley022
7AFC Wimbledon123
7AFC Wimbledon2
5Plymouth Argyle0
5Plymouth Argyle213
6Portsmouth202

Results

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Home \ AwayACCWIMBARBRRCAMCRLCRAD&REXEHARLEYLUTMANMORNPCNORNTCOXFPLYPORSTEWYCYEOYOR
Accrington Stanley3–42–21–01–11–14–13–14–23–11–01–11–02–22–21–13–21–32–11–30–01–12–13–0
AFC Wimbledon0–02–00–01–21–01–00–12–12–01–04–13–12–51–01–12–11–20–20–11–21–12–32–1
Barnet1–21–21–00–00–04–23–12–01–33–02–11–30–02–02–03–10–31–01–03–20–23–43–1
Bristol Rovers0–13–13–13–02–03–02–13–14–12–12–01–02–11–40–10–00–11–11–21–23–02–12–1
Cambridge United2–31–42–11–20–00–31–00–11–11–11–31–17–03–02–13–10–02–21–31–01–03–03–1
Carlisle United2–01–13–23–24–43–12–11–01–02–21–21–22–30–11–43–00–20–22–21–01–13–21–1
Crawley Town0–31–20–32–11–00–13–20–20–03–22–10–11–12–01–20–11–51–10–02–10–00–11–0
Dagenham & Redbridge0–10–20–20–30–30–03–01–20–11–30–23–42–10–01–21–10–11–11–41–11–20–11–0
Exeter City2–10–21–11–11–02–22–21–21–04–02–32–31–11–10–01–11–42–11–13–30–23–20–0
Hartlepool United1–21–01–10–30–02–31–23–10–23–11–42–12–01–00–02–30–11–20–21–21–02–12–1
Leyton Orient0–11–12–02–01–31–22–03–21–30–20–11–01–01–00–43–12–21–33–23–01–11–13–2
Luton Town0–22–02–00–10–03–40–11–04–12–11–11–01–01–13–40–22–21–21–20–10–21–11–1
Mansfield Town2–31–11–11–20–01–14–03–20–23–11–10–22–13–02–25–01–10–01–12–10–20–11–1
Morecambe1–02–14–23–42–41–23–11–01–12–50–11–31–21–22–44–12–40–21–11–40–12–11–1
Newport County0–22–20–31–40–11–00–32–21–10–02–33–01–01–22–20–11–11–20–12–21–00–00–3
Northampton Town1–01–13–02–21–13–22–11–23–02–11–12–01–03–11–02–21–00–21–22–11–02–02–0
Notts County1–10–24–20–21–20–54–10–01–41–00–13–20–22–24–31–22–40–22–11–00–02–01–0
Oxford United1–21–02–31–21–01–11–14–03–02–00–12–32–20–01–10–13–11–01–11–13–02–04–0
Plymouth Argyle1–01–22–11–11–24–12–12–31–25–01–10–13–02–01–01–21–02–21–23–20–11–03–2
Portsmouth0–00–03–13–12–11–03–03–01–24–00–10–00–03–30–31–24–00–11–21–12–10–06–0
Stevenage1–10–00–00–02–00–10–11–30–22–02–20–00–24–32–12–30–21–52–10–22–10–02–2
Wycombe Wanderers0–11–21–11–01–01–12–01–11–02–10–20–11–00–20–22–32–22–11–22–21–00–03–0
Yeovil Town1–01–12–20–12–30–02–12–20–21–20–13–20–12–41–01–11–00–00–01–12–20–11–0
York City1–51–31–11–42–22–22–22–22–01–21–12–31–22–10–11–22–11–21–23–12–11–11–0
Updated to match(es) played on 7 May 2016. Source:BBC Sport
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in table at
time of departure		Incoming managerDate of appointmentPosition in table at
time of appointment
PortsmouthEnglandAndy AwfordMutual Consent13 April 2015[5]2014–15 seasonEnglandPaul Cook12 May 2015[6]Pre-season
BlackpoolEnglandLee ClarkResigned9 May 2015[7]Pre-seasonEnglandNeil McDonald2 June 2015[8]
ChesterfieldEnglandPaul CookSigned byPortsmouth12 May 2015[6]WalesDean Saunders13 May 2015[9]
Crawley TownWalesDean SaundersSigned byChesterfield13 May 2015[9]EnglandMark Yates19 May 2015[10]
Leyton OrientItalyFabio LiveraniMutual Consent13 May 2015[11]EnglandIan Hendon28 May 2015[12]
Leeds UnitedEnglandNeil RedfearnSacked20 May 2015[13]GermanyUwe Rosler20 May 2015[13]
StevenageEnglandGraham WestleyOut of Contract21 May 2015[14]EnglandTeddy Sheringham21 May 2015[14]
Derby CountyEnglandSteve McClarenSacked25 May 2015[15]EnglandPaul Clement1 June 2015[16]
Sheffield UnitedEnglandNigel Clough25 May 2015[17]EnglandNigel Adkins2 June 2015[18]
Plymouth ArgyleRepublic of IrelandJohn SheridanMutual consent28 May 2015[19]ScotlandDerek Adams11 June 2015[20]
BrentfordEnglandMark WarburtonEnd of Contract1 June 2015[21]NetherlandsMarinus Dijkhuizen1 June 2015[21]
Sheffield WednesdayEnglandStuart GraySacked11 June 2015[22]PortugalCarlos Carvalhal30 June 2015[23]
Peterborough UnitedScotlandDave Robertson6 September 2015[24]20thEnglandGraham Westley21 September 2015[25]18th
Doncaster RoversScotlandPaul Dickov8 September 2015[26]17thScotlandDarren Ferguson16 October 2015[27]20th
Oldham AthleticScotlandDarren Kelly12 September 2015[28]19thNorthern IrelandDavid Dunn7 October 2015[29]18th
BrentfordNetherlandsMarinus Dijkhuizen28 September 2015[30]19thEnglandDean Smith30 November 2015[31]11th
Rotherham UnitedScotlandSteve Evans28 September 2015[32]20thEnglandNeil Redfearn9 October 2015[33]21st
Fleetwood TownScotlandGraham Alexander30 September 2015[34]20thScotlandSteven Pressley6 October 2015[35]23rd
Newport CountyEnglandTerry Butcher1 October 2015[36]24thRepublic of IrelandJohn Sheridan2 October 2015[37]24th
Swindon TownEnglandMark Cooper17 October 2015[38]20thNorthern IrelandMartin Ling3 November 2015[39]23rd
Leeds UnitedGermanyUwe Rosler19 October 2015[40]18thScotlandSteve Evans19 October 2015[40]18th
Charlton AthleticIsraelGuy Luzon24 October 2015[41]22ndBelgiumKarel Fraeye26 October 2015[42]22nd
York CityEnglandRuss Wilcox26 October 2015[43]21stScotlandJackie McNamara4 November 2015[44]22nd
Cambridge UnitedEnglandRichard Money2 November 2015[45]18thEnglandShaun Derry12 November 2015[46]18th
Huddersfield TownEnglandChris Powell4 November 2015[47]18thUnited StatesDavid Wagner5 November 2015[48]18th
Queens Park RangersEnglandChris Ramsey4 November 2015[49]13thNetherlandsJimmy Floyd Hasselbaink4 December 2015[50]12th
FulhamWalesKit Symons8 November 2015[51]12thSerbiaSlaviša Jokanović27 December 2015[52]18th
Blackburn RoversEnglandGary Bowyer10 November 2015[53]16thScotlandPaul Lambert15 November 2015[54]16th
Colchester UnitedWalesTony HumesMutual Consent26 November 2015[55]19thNorthern IrelandKevin Keen21 December 2015[56]24th
ChesterfieldWalesDean SaundersSacked28 November 2015[57]16thNorthern IrelandDanny Wilson24 December 2015[58]18th
WalsallEnglandDean SmithSigned byBrentford30 November 2015[31]4thRepublic of IrelandSean O'Driscoll18 December 2015[59]3rd
Yeovil TownScotlandPaul SturrockSacked1 December 2015[60]24thNorthern IrelandDarren Way31 December 2015[61]24th
Burton AlbionNetherlandsJimmy Floyd HasselbainkSigned byQPR4 December 2015[50]1stEnglandNigel Clough7 December 2015[62]1st
ReadingScotlandSteve ClarkeSacked4 December 2015[63]9thEnglandBrian McDermott17 December 2015[64]13th
Luton TownEnglandJohn Still17 December 2015[65]17thWalesNathan Jones6 January 2016[66]15th
Dagenham & RedbridgeEnglandWayne Burnett21 December 2015[67]24thEnglandJohn Still31 December 2015[68]23rd
Swindon TownNorthern IrelandMartin LingResigned29 December 2015[69]16thEnglandLuke Williams21 January 2016[70]14th
Notts CountyNetherlandsRicardo MonizSacked29 December 2015[71]15thScotlandJamie Fullarton10 January 2016[72]18th
Oldham AthleticNorthern IrelandDavid Dunn12 January 2016[73]22ndRepublic of IrelandJohn Sheridan13 January 2016[74]22nd
Newport CountyRepublic of IrelandJohn SheridanSigned byOldham Athletic13 January 2016[74]20thWalesWarren Feeney15 January 2016[75]20th
Charlton AthleticBelgiumKarel FraeyeSacked13 January 2016[76]23rdBelgiumJosé Riga14 January 2016[77]23rd
Bristol CityEnglandSteve Cotterill14 January 2016[78]22ndEnglandLee Johnson6 February 2016[79]22nd
Leyton OrientEnglandIan Hendon18 January 2016[80]11thEnglandKevin Nolan21 January 2016[81]11th
Scunthorpe UnitedEnglandMark Robins18 January 2016[82]16thNorthern IrelandNick Daws22 February 2016[83]13th
StevenageEnglandTeddy Sheringham1 February 2016[84]19thScotlandDarren Sarll8 May 2016[85]2016–17 season
BarnsleyEnglandLee JohnsonSigned byBristol City6 February 2016[79]12thEnglandPaul Heckingbottom15 June 2016[86]2016–17 season
Derby CountyEnglandPaul ClementSacked6 February 2016[87]5thEnglandDarren Wassall6 February 2016[87]5th
Rotherham UnitedEnglandNeil Redfearn8 February 2016[88]22ndEnglandNeil Warnock11 February 2016[89]22nd
Hartlepool UnitedEnglandRonnie MooreMutual Consent10 February 2016[90]22ndEnglandCraig Hignett10 February 2016[91]22nd
WalsallRepublic of IrelandSean O'DriscollSacked6 March 2016[92]4thEnglandJon Whitney1 June 2016[93]2016–17 season
Nottingham ForestScotlandDougie Freedman13 March 2016[94]14thFrancePhilippe Montanier26 June 2016[95]2016–17 season
Bolton WanderersNorthern IrelandNeil LennonMutual Consent15 March 2016[96]24thEnglandPhil Parkinson10 June 2016[97]2016–17 season
Notts CountyScotlandJamie FullartonSacked19 March 2016[98]19thEnglandMark Cooper20 March 2016[99]19th
Scunthorpe UnitedNorthern IrelandNick DawsAppointed Assistant Manager22 March 2016[100]13thScotlandGraham Alexander22 March 2016[100]13th
Leyton OrientEnglandKevin NolanRemoved From Managerial Role12 April 2016[101]11thEnglandAndy Hessenthaler3 June 2016[102]2016–17 season
Peterborough UnitedEnglandGraham WestleySacked23 April 2016[103]14thEnglandGrant McCann16 May 2016[104]2016–17 season
Crawley TownEnglandMark Yates25 April 2016[105]18thRepublic of IrelandDermot Drummy27 April 2016[106]18th
Colchester UnitedNorthern IrelandKevin KeenResigned26 April 2016[107]23rdRepublic of IrelandJohn McGreal4 May 2016[108]23rd

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