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Best and worst? Here is every Scot to manage in English Premier League

Paul Lambert was the last Scottish manger to depart the English Premier League
Paul Lambert was the last Scottish manger to depart the English Premier League

Paul Lambert leaving Aston Villa means that, for the first time since the Premier League was established in 1992, there is now no Scottish manager in the league.

A number of Scottish managers have taken charge at more than one Premier League club but can you name all 36 Scottish bosses in Premier League history?

Sir Alex Ferguson was in charge at Manchester United for a staggering 9,704 days while Eric Black spent a less remarkable four days as Birmingham manager but we have included every last one of them in our definitive club-by-club list.

Arsenal

  • George Graham, 1986-1995, 3205 days
  • Stewart Houston, 1995, 106 days
  • Bruce Rioch, Arsenal, 1995-1996 431 days
  • Stewart Houston, Arsenal  1996-1996 32 days

Aston Villa

  • Kevin MacDonald, 2010, 30 days
  • Gary McAllister, 2011, 29 days
  • Alex McLeish, 2011-2012, 332 days
  • Paul Lambert, 2012-2015 985 days
  • Scott Marshall 2015-Present* 1 day

Birmingham City

  • Eric Black, 2007, 4 days
  • Alex McLeish, 2007-2011 1496 days

Blackburn Rovers

  • Kenny Dalglish, 1991-1995, 1348 days
  • Graeme Souness, 2000-2004, 1637 days
  • Steve Kean 2010-2012, 655 days

Bolton Wanderers

  • Owen Coyle, 2010-2012, 1005 days
  • Archie Knox, 2007, 8 days

Bradford City

  • Jim Jefferies, 2000-2001, 399 days
  • Stuart McCall, 2000, 14 days (Born in England but 40 Scotland caps is good enough for a place on this list)

Burnley

  • Owen Coyle, 2007-2010, 770 days

Cardiff City

  • Malky Mackay, 2011-2013, 924 days

Chelsea

  • Ian Porterfield, 1991-1993, 615 days

Coventry City

  • Gordon Strachan, 1996-2001, 1770 days

Derby County

  • Billy McEwan,  2002,  16 days
  • Billy Davies, 2006-2007, 542 days

Everton

  • Jimmy Gabriel, 1993-1994, 35 days
  • Walter Smith, 1998-2002, 1351 days
  • David Moyes, 2002-2013, 4096 days

Ipswich Town

  • John Wark, 1994, 21 days
  • George Burley, 1994- 2002, 2844 days

Leeds United

  • George Graham, 1996-1998, 751 days
  • Eddie Gray, 2003-2004, 193 days

Leicester City

  • Kevin MacDonald, 1994, 22 days
  • Mark McGhee, 1994-1995, 358 days

Liverpool

  • Graeme Souness, 1991-1994, 1018 days
  • Kenny Dalglish, 1985-1991, 2093 days
  • Kenny Dalglish, 2011-2012, 494 days

Manchester United

  • Sir Alex Ferguson, 1986-2013, 9704 days
  • David Moyes, 2013, 325 days

Newcastle United

  • Kenny Dalglish, 1997-1998, 590 days
  • Steve Clarke, 1999, 5 days
  • Graeme Souness, 2004-2006, 507 days

Norwich City

  • Paul Lambert, 2009-2012, 1019 days

Portsmouth

  • Joe Jordan, 2005, 13 days
  • Joe Jordan, 2008 3 days

Southampton

  • Graeme Souness, 1996-1997, 333 days
  • Gordon Strachan, 2001-2004, 844 days
  • Paul Sturrock, 2004, 172 days

Sunderland

  • Ricky Sbragia, 2008-2009, 171 days

Swindon Town

  • John Gorman, 1993-1994, 535 days

Tottenham Hotspur

  • George Graham, 1998-2001, 893 days

West Bromwich Albion

  • Frank Burrows, 2004 12 days
  • Steve Clarke, 2012-2013, 554 days
  • Alan Irvine, 2014, 199 days