The longest serving Championship managers as Millwall make second change of the season

Millwall replaced manager Joe Edwards with old boss Neil Harris this week

There has been another managerial change in the Championship, with strugglers Millwall making their second appointment of the season.

Joe Edwards has been replaced by former Lions boss, Neil Harris, at The Den. Millwall's all-time top scorer - who guided them to promotion from League One in 2016/17 - will be tasked with keeping the club in the Championship.

It's the 15th appointment of the campaign, in the second tier. Edwards was brought in as Gary Rowett's successor in early November. Bristol City, Stoke City, QPR, Rotherham United, Swansea City, Plymouth Argyle, Blackburn Rovers, Birmingham City, Sheffield Wednesday, Sunderland and Huddersfield Town have all appointed new managers/head coaches too.

Here, we take a look at the list of longest serving bosses in the Championship.

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