Next Plymouth Manager Odds

Compare the next Plymouth permanent manager betting odds available on several UK bookmakers.

We list all the candidates available for the next permanent Plymouth boss after Miron Muslic and the odds available for each manager.

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Next Plymouth Manager Odds - After Miron Muslic

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How have Plymouth's Recent Managers Performed?

Rooney's reign remains in its infancy, with Argyle having struggled to find a long-term boss of late. Rooney is the sixth permanent manager to have been in charge of Plymouth since 2015:

  • Wayne Rooney: May 2024 - December 2024
  • Ian Foster: January 2024-April 2024
  • Stephen Schumacher: December 2021-December 2023
  • Ryan Lowe: June 2019-December 2021
  • Derek Adams: June 2015-April 2019
  • John Sheridan: January 2013 -May 2015

Rooney replaced Foster, who was the first Argyle appointment made by director of football Neil Dewsnip. It was Foster's debut managerial role even though he was in his 40s, with the former England Under-20 manager having been working with ex-Liverpool star Steven Gerrard in Saudi Arabia. He lasted just three months, with Dewsnip himself stepping in to help the team stay up.

Argyle turned to Foster after requiring a successor for Schumacher, who left to take over at Stoke City. Schumacher had led Argyle to the League One title and saw his switch backfire, with the Potters sacking him after only having 32 matches in charge despite them sitting in mid-table.

Much of the good work that led to Plymouth getting up to the Championship had been done by Lowe, who also got them out of League Two, but he was tempted away by Preston North End.

Scottish manager Adams led Argyle to automatic promotion from League Two and they just missed out on reaching the League One play-offs before his spell lost momentum in 2019.

Former Republic of Ireland international Sheridan helped Plymouth avoid relegation from the Football League, then they reached the League Two play-offs before he left for family reasons.

Recent history shows Plymouth has often been used as a stepping stone by managers, who have been tempted away after successful spells at Home Park, so could Rooney do the same?

  • Leighton Baines

    Argyle have made a couple of eyebrow-raising appointments in recent times and Baines would be another.

    The former England and Everton left-back, who is now working on the coaching staff at Goodison Park, was previously a favourite in the next Plymouth Argyle manager betting odds.

  • Alex Neil

    Scottish boss Neil has plenty of Championship experience, having led Stoke City most recently. He was sacked after lasting about a year with the Potters but he could be a steady appointment for a Plymouth side that are seeking to become more firmly established in the Championship.

  • Keith Downing

    Downing worked under Schumacher at Home Park and was well-liked by players and fans. The coach has a personal relationship with director of football Dewsnip, who was sad to see him go.

    Downing left for family reasons and is now a coach at Blackburn Rovers, so the location might be a problem as well as the fact he is yet to be a first-team manager at any level in his career.

  • Paul Cook

    Chesterfield boss Cook kept Wigan Athletic in the Championship earlier in his career and has also been in charge of clubs such as Portsmouth.

    Cook is building something at Chesterfield, leading them to promotion back to the Football League, and they are going well in League Two. 

  • Brian Barry-Murphy

    Barry-Murphy previously had a two-year spell in charge of Rochdale then became the manager of the Manchester City Elite Development Squad, where he enjoyed three successful years.

    The former midfielder has taken credit for developing some of City's most exciting young talents such as Oscar Bobb and Rico Lewis, leaving the club in 2024 in search of a new challenge.

    Barry-Murphy was linked with the vacancy at Preston but is still available at the present time.

  • Gary Rowett

    An experienced option would be Rowett, who was most recently the interim manager of Birmingham City, where he stepped in due to Tony Mowbray's medical leave of absence.

    Rowett has led clubs like Burton Albion, Derby County, Stoke City and Millwall with varying levels of success and is regarded as a steady yet unexciting pair of hands in the Championship.

Plymouth Argyle Manager History

Manager From To
Miron Muslic 11 January 2025 Current manager
Kevin Nancekivell 1 January 2025 11 January 2025
Wayne Rooney 25 May 2024 31 December 2024
Ian Foster 7 January 2024 1 April 2024
Kevin Nancekivell 20 December 2023 6 January 2024
Stephen Schumacher 7 December 2021 19 December 2023
Ryan Lowe 5 June 2019 6 December 2021
Kevin Nancekivell 28 April 2019 4 June 2019
Derek Adams 11 June 2015 28 April 2019
John Sheridan 7 January 2013 1 June 2015
Romain Larrieu 1 January 2013 7 January 2013
Carl Fletcher 19 September 2011 1 January 2013
Peter Reid 24 June 2010 18 September 2011
Paul Mariner 10 December 2009 2 May 2010
Paul Sturrock 27 November 2007 10 December 2009
Tim Breacker 21 November 2007 27 November 2007
Ian Holloway 28 June 2006 21 November 2007
Tony Pulis 23 September 2005 14 June 2006
Jocky Scott 6 September 2005 23 September 2005
Bobby Williamson 20 April 2004 6 September 2005
Kevin Summerfield 5 March 2004 20 April 2004
Paul Sturrock 31 October 2000 4 March 2004
Kevin Summerfield 4 October 2000 31 October 2000
Kevin Hodges 21 June 1998 4 October 2000

Next Plymouth Manager FAQs

There are currently no betting odds available for the next Plymouth manager. But, we will update this page as soon as they are released.

Wayne Rooney is the current Plymouth manager and got the job in July 2024.