2006–07 in English football
historywas completed in time for the 2006-07 season's FA Cup Final.]] The 2006–07 season was the 127th season of competitive football in England.
- The number of divisions at Level 8 of the English football league system increased from four to five. Level 9 decreased from fifteen divisions to fourteen.
- Wembley Stadium was completed to host the FA Cup Final,»Wembley 'ready for 2007 FA final' BBC News. Retrieved on December 21, 2006 however it was not ready for the national team's first three 2008 UEFA European Football Championship home qualifiers. The three matches were played at Old Trafford in Manchester.
- Arsenal moved into their new home, the 60,000-capacity Emirates Stadium.»Arsenal open doors on new stadium BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007 Emirates became the club's shirt sponsor.»Arsenal name new ground BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- Following promotion from the Championship, Reading played in the Premiership and the "top flight" of English football for the first time in their 135-year history and won their first game, coming back from 0-2 down to beat Middlesbrough 3-2. »Reading 3-2 Middlesbrough BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- Accrington Stanley (the third, present version) played in the Football League for the first time.»Accrington Stanley, who are they? BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007 The previous club of the same name dissolved with massive debts and in 1962 became the first club to leave the Football League mid-season.
- Oxford United played in the Conference National after being relegated from the Football League.»Burgess hits a screamer thisisunited.com. Retrieved on January 2, 2007 They are the first former winners of a major trophy to play at this level, having won the League Cup in 1986.»Club history - The highs thisisunited.com. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- 22 June 2006 - Fixtures for the Premier League and the Football League are released.»Barclays Premiership fixtures 2006-07 ESPNsoccernet. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- 30 June 2006 - Rupert Lowe resigns from Southampton. Michael Wilde's consortium takes control of the club.»Saints chairman Lowe stands down BBC News. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- 27 July 2006 - A consortium led by Niall Quinn takes full control of Sunderland after previously buying out the former chairman Bob Murray.»Quinn takes control of Sunderland BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- 1 August 2006 - Steve McClaren begins his job as England manager.»McClaren named as England manager BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- 2 August 2006 - Leeds United chairman Ken Bates reports his former club Chelsea to The Football Association, Premier League and FIFA over the alleged 'tapping-up' of three Leeds youth team players.»Bates makes Chelsea tap-up claim BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- 5 August 2006 - The Football League season begins, with Luton Town beating Leicester City 2-0 in the first game.»Luton 2-0 Leicester BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- 8 August 2006 - The 500,000th goal in the history of English league football (FA Premier League and Football League) was scored by Huddersfield Town's Gary Taylor-Fletcher in their 3-0 victory over Rotherham United.»Huddersfield 3-0 Rotherham BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- 10 August 2006 - John Terry is appointed as the new captain of England.»Terry named new England skipper BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- 12 August 2006 - The Football Conference begins, along with most other non-league campaigns.[http://www.footballconference.co.uk/News/Cmp_FC_Results/0,14015,200608,00.html Conference Results for August 2006] footballconference.co.uk. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- 13 August 2006 - Liverpool take the first silverware of the season, as they beat Chelsea 2-1 in the FA Community Shield at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.»Chelsea 1-2 Liverpool BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- 19 August 2006 - The Premier League season begins with Sheffield United and Liverpool drawing 1-1.»Sheffield United 1-1 Liverpool BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- 23 August 2006 - Manchester City defender Ben Thatcher elbows Portsmouth's Pedro Mendes in the face at the City of Manchester Stadium, after the two challenged for the same ball. This left Mendes unconscious and needing hospital treatment.»Man City 0-0 Portsmouth BBC Sport. Retrieved January 2, 2007 Thatcher was shown a yellow card for the incident, but he was later banned by his club and charged with violent misconduct by The FA.»Thatcher dropped & charged by FA BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- 31 August 2006 - Chelsea are fined £40,000 by The F.A. for breaching doping regulations.»Chelsea fined TheFA.com. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- 4 September 2006 - Andy Webster's controversial move to Wigan Athletic is ratified by FIFA.»Fifa allows Webster to join Wigan BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- 8 September 2006 - Liverpool get permission from Liverpool city council to build a new 60,000 all-seater stadium in nearby Stanley Park.»Liverpool get go-ahead on stadium BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
- 19 September 2006 - After becoming majority shareholder at the club, Randy Lerner officially becomes chairman of Aston Villa, replacing 82-year-old Doug Ellis.[http://football.guardian.co.uk/News_Story/0,,1876082,00.html Ellis replaced by Lerner] Guardian Unlimited. Retrieved on January 20, 2007 A BBC Panorama programme is aired, alleging widespread corruption in the English game.»Panorama: Who is accused of what? BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 1, 2006
- 14 October 2006 - Chelsea goalkeepers, Petr ÄŒech and Carlo Cudicini, both received head injuries during their match against Reading.»Chelsea pays a heavy price for Reading win The Hindu. Retrieved on December 31, 2006 ÄŒech underwent surgery for a depressed skull fracture and is expected to be out for six months,»Chelsea goalie Cech recovers from head surgery Sina English.com. Retrieved on December 31, 2006 while Cudicini was treated and released.
- 28 October 2006 - Aston Villa, the last unbeaten team in the Football League at this point, lose 3-1 to Liverpool at Anfield.»Liverpool 3-1 Aston Villa BBC Sport. Retrieved on December 31, 2006
- 21 November 2006 - West Ham United accept Eggert Magnússon's £85m takeover bid for the club.»West Ham accept £85m takeover bid BBC Sport. Retrieved on November 23, 2006
- 29 November 2006 - England National Game XI, the English semi-professional team, win the inaugural European Challenge Trophy after a 4-1 win over Holland.
- 5 December 2006 - Macclesfield Town, the last team without a win in the Football League, beat Rochdale 1-0 at Moss Rose.»Macclesfield 1-0 Rochdale BBC Sport. Retrieved on December 21, 2006
- 20 December 2006 - Bury are thrown out of this season's FA Cup after they fielded an ineligible player, Stephen Turnbull, on-loan from Hartlepool United in their 3-1 second round replay win at Chester City on 12 December. Chester will replace Bury in the third round.»Chester take Bury's FA Cup place BBC Sport. Retrieved on 20 December, 2006 Lord Stevens releases the results of his inquiry in the allegation of corruption in the English game, pin-pointing seventeen transfers that he will investigate further. »Bung inquiry targets 17 transfers BBC Sport. Retrieved on December 21, 2006
- 23 December 2006 - Doncaster Rovers play their final game at Belle Vue against Nottingham Forest. They move into the 15,000 seat Keepmoat Stadium. »All change at Doncaster BBC Sport. Retrieved on December 30, 2006
- 30 December 2006 - Moritz Volz of Fulham scored the 15,000th goal in the history of the F.A. Premier League, opening the scoring in his side's 2-2 draw away at Chelsea.»Chelsea 2-2 Fulham BBC Sport. Retrieved on December 30, 2006
- 11 January 2007 - Former Barrow defender James Cotterill is sentenced to four months in prison for causing grievous bodily harm to Bristol Rovers player Sean Rigg during an FA Cup first round match in November 2006. Rigg suffered a double fracture of the jaw after being punched by Cotterill.»FA Cup assault footballer jailed BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 16, 2007
- 25 January 2007 - Peter Taylor leaves his job as England under-21 manager, stating that he wants to focus on managing his other team, Crystal Palace.»Taylor quits England U21 position BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 25, 2007
- February 1. 2007 - Stuart Pearce is appointed as Peter Taylor's replacement. »Pearce named as England U21 boss BBC Sport. Retrieved on February 5, 2007
- 6 February 2007 - George Gillett and Tom Hicks complete their takeover of Liverpool.»US business duo at Liverpool helm BBC News. Retrieved on February 6, 2007
- 7 February 2007 - Milan Mandarić completes his takeover of Leicester City.
- 25 February 2007 - Chelsea defeat Arsenal 2-1 in the Carling Cup final at the Millennium Stadium. The match was marred by a mass brawl between the two sides during the final few minutes of the game, in which three players were sent off.
- 3 March 2007 - Stockport County set a Football League record of nine consecutive wins without conceding a goal by beating Swindon Town 3-0 at Edgeley Park.»Stockport 3-0 Swindon BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 17, 2007 Goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey keeps the club record nine consecutive clean sheets and is named Player of the Month for February 2007.
- 17 March 2007 - The new Wembley Stadium opens for a special community event.
- 1 April 2007 - Doncaster Rovers win the competition for lower-division football league clubs, as they beat Bristol Rovers 3-2 after extra time in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.»Bristol Rovers 2-3 Doncaster AET BBC Sport. Retrieved on April 2, 2007
- 7 April 2007 - Dagenham & Redbridge win the Conference and promotion to the Football League.
- 9 April 2007 - St Albans City are relegated from the Conference.»Tamworth 1-1 St Albans BBC Sport. Retrieved April 9, 2007 Brentford are relegated to League Two.»Crewe 3-1 Brentford BBC Sport. Retrieved April 10, 2007
- 14 April 2007 - Torquay United are relegated to the Conference.»Torquay lose Football League spot BBC Sport. Retrieved April 14, 2007 Scunthorpe United are promoted to the Championship.»Scunthorpe 2-0 Huddersfield BBC Sport. Retrieved April 14, 2007 Hartlepool United and Walsall are both promoted to League One.»Wycombe 0-1 Hartlepool BBC Sport. Retrieved April 14, 2007»Notts County 1-2 Walsall BBC Sport. Retrieved April 14, 2007 Rotherham United are relegated to League Two.»Rotherham 0-1 Carlisle BBC Sport. Retrieved April 14, 2007
- 20 April 2007 - Luton Town are relegated to League One.»Derby 1-0 Luton BBC Sport. Retrieved on April 20 2007
- 21 April 2007 - Watford are relegated from the Premiership.»Watford 1-1 Man City BBC Sport. Retrieved on April 21 2007 Droylsden are promoted to the Conference.»BBC SPORT | Football | Non League | Droylsden claim Conference place
- 22 April 2007 - Cristiano Ronaldo is named PFA Player of the Year as well as PFA Young Player of the Year. Eight out of the eleven players who are named in the PFA Premiership Team of the Year are Manchester United players, including Cristiano Ronaldo.»Ronaldo secures PFA awards double BBC Sport. Retrieved on April 23 2007
- 24 April 2007 - Tamworth and Southport are relegated from the Conference.»BBC SPORT | Football | Ups and downs
- 28 April 2007 - Southend United are relegated from the Championship.»BBC SPORT | Football | Championship | Southend 1-3 Luton Chesterfield and Bradford City are both relegated from League One.»BBC SPORT | Football | League One | Chesterfield 3-0 Bradford
- 29 April 2007 - Derby County lose to Crystal Palace meaning that Birmingham City and Sunderland are promoted to the Premiership.»Birmingham & Sunderland promoted
- 4 May 2007 - Leeds United are relegated to League One for the first time in their history after they go into administration.»BBC SPORT | Football | My Club | Leeds United | Relegated Leeds in administration
- 5 May 2007 - Manchester United come on top in the Manchester derby beating Manchester City 1-0. In doing so United extend their lead at the top of the Premiership to 8 points. City's failure to score means that they set a new record for the fewest goals scored at home in a season by a club in the top flight, with only 10 scored in the season.»Man City 0-1 Man United Bristol City are promoted to the Championship.»BBC SPORT | Football | League One | Bristol City 3-1 Rotherham Boston United are relegated to the Conference. Swindon Town are promoted to League One and Walsall are League Two champions.»BBC SPORT | Football | League Two | Swindon 1-1 Walsall
- 6 May 2007 - Manchester United win the Premiership after Chelsea only draw 1-1 at Arsenal.»Man Utd secure Premiership title Sunderland win the Championship with a 5-0 win at Luton Town, whilst Birmingham City lose 1-0 at Preston North End.»Sunderland win to secure title
- 7 May 2007 - Arsenal Ladies completed an unprecedented Quadruple of trophies, defeating Charlton Athletic 4-1 in the FA Women's Cup final, to add to their FA Women's Premier League, Women's League Cup and UEFA Women's Cup victories.»Arsenal win FA Women's Cup Charlton Athletic are relegated from the Premiership after they lose to Tottenham Hotspur.»BBC SPORT | Football | Premiership | Charlton 0-2 Tottenham
- 13 May 2007 - Sheffield United are relegated from the Premiership after losing 2-1 at home to Wigan Athletic, and West Ham United beat Manchester United 1-0 at Old Trafford.»BBC SPORT | Football | Premiership | Sheff Utd 1-2 Wigan
- 18 May 2007 - The Football League confirmed that Boston United were deducted 10 points for entering a Company Voluntary Arrangement in the final seconds of their League Two defeat at Wrexham, a game which saw the The Pilgrims relegated.
- 19 May 2007 - Chelsea beat Manchester United 1-0 to win the FA Cup.»BBC SPORT | Football | FA Cup | Chelsea 1-0 Manchester United
- 20 May 2007 - Morecambe are promoted to the Football League after beating Exeter City 2-1 in the Conference National play-off final.»BBC SPORT | Football | Non League | Exeter 1-2 Morecambe
- 26 May 2007 - Bristol Rovers win the League Two play-off final.»BBC SPORT | Football | League Two | Bristol Rovers 3-1 Shrewsbury
- 27 May 2007 - Blackpool win the League One play off final.»BBC SPORT | Football | League One | Yeovil 0-2 Blackpool
- 28 May 2007 - Derby County defeat West Bromwich Albion 1-0 in the Championship play-off final.»BBC SPORT | Football | Championship | Derby 1-0 West Brom
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| Glenn Hoddle || Wolverhampton Wanderers || 1 July 2006»Hoddle resigns as boss of Wolves BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007 || Mick McCarthy || 21 July 2006»McCarthy named new Wolves manager BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
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| David O'Leary || Aston Villa || 19 July 2006»O'Leary parts company with Villa BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007 || Martin O'Neill || 4 August 2006»O'Neill named Aston Villa manager BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
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| Niall Quinn || Sunderland || 28 August 2006»Sunderland upbeat on new manager BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007 || Roy Keane || 28 August 2006»Keane becomes new Sunderland boss BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
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| Dave Penney || Doncaster Rovers || 30 August 2006»Penney and Doncaster part company BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007 || Sean O'Driscoll || 8 September 2006»O'Driscoll named Doncaster boss BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
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| Mark McGhee || Brighton & Hove Albion || 8 September 2006»Brighton boss McGhee leaves club BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007 || Dean Wilkins || 29 September 2006»Brighton confirm Wilkins as boss BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
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| Sean O'Driscoll || Bournemouth || 8 September 2006 || Kevin Bond || 13 October 2006»Bond unveiled as Bournemouth boss BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
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| Bryan Robson || West Bromwich Albion || 18 September 2006»Robson and West Brom part company BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007 || Tony Mowbray || 13 October 2006»Mowbray leaves Hibs for West Brom BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
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| Gary Waddock || Queens Park Rangers || 20 September 2006»Gregory appointed as new QPR boss BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007 || John Gregory || 20 September 2006
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| Kevin Blackwell || Leeds United || 20 September 2006»Manager Blackwell sacked by Leeds BBC Sport. Retrieved on November 14, 2006 || Dennis Wise || 24 October 2006»Wise takes over as Leeds manager BBC Sport. Retrieved on November 14, 2006
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| Nigel Spackman || Millwall || 25 September 2006»Spackman & Millwall part company BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007 || Willie Donachie || 22 November 2006»Donachie gets permanent Lions job BBC Sport. Retrieved on December 21, 2006
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| Nigel Worthington || Norwich City || 1 October 2006»Norwich sack manager Worthington BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007 || Peter Grant || 13 October 2006 »Grant appointed as Norwich boss BBC Norfolk - Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
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| Brian Horton || Macclesfield Town || 1 October 2006»Macclesfield sack manager Horton BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007 || Paul Ince ||23 October 2006»Macclesfield appoint Ince as boss BBC Sport. Retrieved on December 31, 2006
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| David Hodgson || Darlington || 4 October 2006»Darlington Manager David Hodgson Sacked BBC Tees - Sport. Retrieved on December 30, 2006 || Dave Penney || 30 October 2006»Qaukers pick up a Penney BBC Tees - Sport. URL accessed on December 30, 2006
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| Paul Sturrock || Sheffield Wednesday || 19 October 2006»Wednesday sack manager Sturrock BBC Sport. Retrieved on November 14, 2006 || Brian Laws || 6 November 2006»Laws takes over as Sheff Wed boss BBC Sport. Retrieved on December 31, 2006
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| Dennis Wise || Swindon Town || 24 October 2006 || Paul Sturrock || 7 November 2006»Sturrock takes charge at Swindon BBC Sport. Retrieved on November 23, 2006
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| Graham Rodger || Grimsby Town || 6 November 2006»Grimsby Town sack manager Rodger BBC Sport. Retrieved on December 21, 2006 || Alan Buckley || 9 November 2006»Buckley back in Town Football.co.uk Retrieved on November 23, 2006
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| Brian Laws || Scunthorpe United || 6 November 2006 || Nigel Adkins || 7 December 2006»Scunthorpe appoint Adkins as boss BBC Sport. Retrieved on December 21, 2006
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| Iain Dowie || Charlton Athletic || 13 November 2006»Charlton part company with Dowie BBC Sport. Retrieved on November 14, 2006 || Les Reed || 14 November 2006»Charlton appoint Reed as new boss BBC Sport. Retrieved on November 14, 2006
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| Leroy Rosenior || Brentford || 18 November 2006»Rosenior sacked as Brentford boss BBC Sport. Retrieved on November 23, 2006 || Scott Fitzgerald || 21 December 2006»Brentford name Fitzgerald as boss BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
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| Andy Ritchie || Barnsley || 21 November 2006»Barnsley dismiss manager Ritchie BBC Sport. Retrieved on November 23, 2006 || Simon Davey || 31 December 2006»Davey appointed boss of Barnsley BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 1, 2007
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| Ian Atkins || Torquay United || 27 November 2006»Atkins leaves Torquay SkySports.com. Retrieved on January 2, 2007 || LuboÅ¡ KubÃk || 27 November 2006»Czech star Kubik named Gulls boss BBC Sport. Retrieved on December 21, 2006
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| Phil Parkinson || Hull City || 4 December 2006»Hull part company with Parkinson BBC Sport. Retrieved on December 4, 2006 || Phil Brown || 4 January 2007»Hull unveil Brown as new manager BBC Sport. Retrieved on December 21, 2006
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| Alan Pardew || West Ham United || 11 December 2006»Pardew sacked as West Ham manager BBC Sport. Retrieved on December 11, 2006
,|| Alan Curbishley || 13 December 2006»Curbishley named West Ham manager BBC Sport. Retrieved on December 13, 2006
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| Steve Parkin || Rochdale || 17 December 2006»Rochdale boss Parkin leaves club BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007 || Keith Hill || 3 January 2007 »Rochdale name Hill as new manager BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 3, 2007
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| Peter Shirtliff || Mansfield Town || 19 December 2006»Stags part company with Shirtliff BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007 || Billy Dearden || 28 December 2006»Dearden named Mansfield manager BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
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| John Gorman || Northampton Town || 20 December 2006»Gorman exits as Northampton boss BBC Sport. Retrieved on 20 November, 2006 || Stuart Gray || 2 January 2007»Northampton name Gray as manager BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
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| Les Reed || Charlton Athletic || 24 December 2006»Pardew replaces Reed at Charlton BBC Sport. Retrieved on December 24, 2006 || Alan Pardew || 24 December 2006
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| Denis Smith || Wrexham || 11 January 2007»Smith and Russell depart Wrexham BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 11, 2007 || Brian Carey || 12 January 2007»Carey to lead Dragons for season BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 12, 2007
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| Keith Alexander || Peterborough United || 15 January 2007»Posh part company with Alexander BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 16, 2007 || Darren Ferguson || 20 January, 2007»Ferguson named Peterborough boss BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 20, 2007
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| Micky Adams || Coventry City || 17 January 2007»Coventry part company with Adams BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 17, 2007 || Iain Dowie || 19 January 2007»Dowie takes over as Coventry boss BBC Sport. Retrieved on February 22, 2007
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| LuboÅ¡ KubÃk || Torquay United || 5 February 2007»Lee given Torquay caretaker role BBC Sport. Retrieved on February 24, 2007 || Keith Curle || 8 February 2007
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| Colin Todd || Bradford City || 12 February 2007»Bradford part company with Todd BBC Sport. Retrieved on February 12, 2007 || Stuart McCall || 22 May 2007»BBC SPORT | Football | My Club | Bradford City | McCall named new Bradford manager
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| Kenny Jackett || Swansea City || 15 February 2007»Swansea part company with Jackett BBC Sport. Retrieved on February 15, 2007 || Roberto MartÃnez || 24 February 2007
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| Alan Knill || Rotherham United || 1 March 2007»Knill sacked as Rotherham manager BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 1, 2007 || Mark Robins || 6 April 2007
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| Peter Jackson || Huddersfield Town || 6 March 2007 || Andy Ritchie || 11 April 2007
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| Roy McFarland || Chesterfield || 12 March 2007 || Lee Richardson || 26 April 2007»Richardson takes Chesterfield job BBC Sport. Retrieved on April 26, 2007
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| Mike Newell || Luton Town || 15 March 2007 || Kevin Blackwell || 27 March 2007
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| Scott Fitzgerald || Brentford || 10 April 2007 || Terry Butcher || 24 April 2007
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| Chris Coleman || Fulham || 10 April 2007 || Lawrie Sanchez || 11 May 2007»BBC SPORT | Football | My Club | Fulham | Sanchez quits NI for Fulham post
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| Rob Kelly || Leicester City || 11 April 2007 || Martin Allen || 25 May 2007
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| Sam Allardyce || Bolton Wanderers || 29 April 2007 || Sammy Lee || 30 April 2007
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| Mark Wright || Chester City || 30 April 2007 || Bobby Williamson || 11 May 2007
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| Glenn Roeder || Newcastle United || 6 May 2007 || Sam Allardyce || 15 May 2007
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| Paul Jewell || Wigan Athletic || 14 May 2007 || Chris Hutchings || 14 May 2007»BBC SPORT | Football | My Club | Wigan Athletic | Wigan name Hutchings as new boss
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| Stuart Pearce || Manchester City || 14 May 2007»BBC SPORT | Football | My Club | Man City | Pearce sacked as Man City manager || Sven-Göran Eriksson || 6 July 2007
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| Neil Warnock || Sheffield United || 16 May 2007 || Bryan Robson || 22 May 2007
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| Martin Allen || Milton Keynes Dons || 25 May 2007 || Paul Ince || 25 June 2007
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| Paul Ince || Macclesfield Town || 24 June 2007 || Ian Brightwell || 29 June 2007
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!Opponents
!ScoreEngland's score given first
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|16 August 2006
|Old Trafford (H)
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|4-0
|F
|John Terry
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|rowspan="2"|UEFA Champions League
|Manchester United
|1st in FA Premier League
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|Chelsea
|2nd in FA Premier League
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|rowspan="2"|UEFA Champions League Third Qualifying Round
|Liverpool
|3rd in FA Premier League
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|Arsenal
|4th in FA Premier League
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|rowspan="3"|UEFA Cup
|Tottenham Hotspur
|5th in FA Premier League
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|Everton
|In lieu of League Cup winners
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Keane's former Manchester United colleague, Steve Bruce also took Birmingham back into the Premier League, ensuring that they only remained in the Championship for one season.
Derby County spent half the season in the top 2 but fell away in the final weeks to slip into the play-off places. Nonetheless, they won promotion by beating West Bromwich Albion 1-0 in the final at the recently-opened new Wembley Stadium. This denied the Baggies an immediate return to the Premier League, which would have meant all 3 relegated clubs from the previous season were promoted.
Preston were perhaps the biggest chokers as they lost 5 of their final 7 games to slump out of the play-off places they had occupied through the bulk of the season, missing out on a third successive play-off finish. Cardiff City had been the early pace-setters, leading the table until almost the midway point but their form tailed off badly in the second half.
After a play-off final appearance the previous year, Leeds finished bottom amidst yet more financial worries and acrimony. Their placing at the foot of the table was due to a 10 point deduction they suffered after going into voluntary administration after their relegation was all but confirmed on the penultimate weekend.
Luton sold some of their best players and were relegated, while Southend lasted only a single season in the Championship after their two successive promotions. Colchester fared best of the newly-promoted clubs, comfortably finishing in 10th, largely on the back of their strong home form at the division's smallest stadium, Layer Road.
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| ||17||align="left"|Coventry City||46||16||8||22||47||62||-15||56
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| ||18||align="left"|Queens Park Rangers||46||14||11||21||54||68||-14||53
|- align="right"
| ||19||align="left"|Leicester City||46||13||14||19||49||64||-15||53
|- align="right"
| ||20||align="left"|Barnsley||46||15||5||26||53||85||-32||50
|- align="right"
| ||21||align="left"|Hull City||46||13||10||23||51||67||-16||49
|- align="right" style="background:#ffcccc;"
|R||22||align="left"|Southend United||46||10||12||24||47||80||-33||42
|- align="right" style="background:#ffcccc;"
|R||23||align="left"|Luton Town||46||10||10||26||53||81||-28||40
|- align="right" style="background:#ffcccc;"
|R||24||align="left"|Leeds United||46||13||7||26||46||72||-26||36
Leading goalscorer: Jamie Cureton (Colchester United) - 23
See also: Play-off results
Brentford, who lost their manager Martin Allen just before the start of the season, finished bottom. Rotherham won their first few games, wiping out their ten-point deduction early in the season; they ended up finishing thirteen points adrift however, and were relegated. Having started the decade in the Premier League, Bradford City fell into the bottom division for the first time in twenty-five years, with Chesterfield occupying the final relegation spot.
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|C||1||align="left"|Scunthorpe United||46||26||13||7||73||35||+38||91
|- align="right" style="background:#f0bf3f;"
|P||2||align="left"|Bristol City||46||25||10||11||63||39||+24||85
|- align="right" style="background:#ccccff;"
|P||3||align="left"|Blackpool||46||24||11||11||76||49||+27||83
|- align="right" style="background:#ccccff;"
| ||4||align="left"|Nottingham Forest||46||23||13||10||65||41||+24||82
|- align="right" style="background:#ccccff;"
| ||5||align="left"|Yeovil Town||46||23||10||13||55||39||+16||79
|- align="right" style="background:#ccccff;"
| ||6||align="left"|Oldham Athletic||46||21||12||13||69||47||+22||75
|- align="right"
| ||7||align="left"|Swansea City||46||20||12||14||69||53||+16||72
|- align="right"
| ||8||align="left"|Carlisle United||46||19||11||16||54||55||-1||68
|- align="right"
| ||9||align="left"|Tranmere Rovers||46||18||13||15||58||53||+5||67
|- align="right"
| ||10||align="left"|Millwall||46||19||9||18||59||62||-3||66
|- align="right"
| ||11||align="left"|Doncaster Rovers||46||16||15||15||52||47||+5||63
|- align="right"
| ||12||align="left"|Port Vale||46||18||6||22||64||65||-1||60
|- align="right"
| ||13||align="left"|Crewe Alexandra||46||17||9||20||66||72||-6||60
|- align="right"
| ||14||align="left"|Northampton Town||46||15||14||17||48||51||-3||59
|- align="right"
| ||15||align="left"|Huddersfield Town||46||14||17||15||60||69||-9||59
|- align="right"
| ||16||align="left"|Gillingham||46||17||8||21||56||77||-21||59
|- align="right"
| ||17||align="left"|Cheltenham Town||46||15||9||22||49||61||-12||54
|- align="right"
| ||18||align="left"|Brighton and Hove Albion||46||14||11||21||49||58||-9||53
|- align="right"
| ||19||align="left"|Bournemouth||46||13||13||20||50||64||-14||52
|- align="right"
| ||20||align="left"|Leyton Orient||46||12||15||19||61||77||-16||51
|- align="right" style="background:#ffcccc;"
|R||21||align="left"|Chesterfield||46||12||11||23||45||53||-8||47
|- align="right" style="background:#ffcccc;"
|R||22||align="left"|Bradford City||46||11||14||21||47||65||-18||47
|- align="right" style="background:#ffcccc;"
|R||23||align="left"|Rotherham United||46||13||9||24||58||75||-17||38
Torquay United had been both the last team to finish bottom under the old election system, and the last team to finish bottom of the League and survive due to the Conference champions not having a good enough ground. However, this season they finished bottom and dropped out of the League. They were joined by Boston United, who went into administration in the 87th minute of the season's final game (but would still have been relegated even without the 10-point administration penalty).
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|C||1||align="left"|Walsall||46||25||14||7||66||34||+32||89
|- align="right" style="background:#f0bf3f;"
|P||2||align="left"|Hartlepool United||46||26||10||10||65||40||+25||88
|- align="right" style="background:#f0bf3f;"
|P||3||align="left"|Swindon Town||46||25||10||11||58||38||+20||85
|- align="right" style="background:#ccccff;"
| ||4||align="left"|Milton Keynes Dons||46||25||9||12||76||58||+18||84
|- align="right" style="background:#ccccff;"
| ||5||align="left"|Lincoln City||46||21||11||14||70||59||+11||74
|- align="right" style="background:#ccccff;"
|P||6||align="left"|Bristol Rovers||46||20||12||14||49||42||+7||72
|- align="right" style="background:#ccccff;"
| ||7||align="left"|Shrewsbury Town||46||18||17||11||68||46||+22||71
|- align="right"
| ||8||align="left"|Stockport County||46||21||8||17||65||54||+11||71
|- align="right"
| ||9||align="left"|Rochdale||46||18||12||16||70||50||+20||66
|- align="right"
| ||10||align="left"|Peterborough United||46||18||11||17||70||61||+9||65
|- align="right"
| ||11||align="left"|Darlington||46||17||14||15||52||56||-4||65
|- align="right"
| ||12||align="left"|Wycombe Wanderers||46||16||14||16||52||47||+5||62
|- align="right"
| ||13||align="left"|Notts County||46||16||14||16||55||53||+2||62
|- align="right"
| ||14||align="left"|Barnet||46||16||11||19||55||70||-15||59
|- align="right"
| ||15||align="left"|Grimsby Town||46||17||8||21||57||73||-16||59
|- align="right"
| ||16||align="left"|Hereford United||46||14||13||19||45||53||-8||55
|- align="right"
| ||17||align="left"|Mansfield Town||46||14||12||20||58||63||-5||54
|- align="right"
| ||18||align="left"|Chester City||46||13||14||19||40||48||-8||53
|- align="right"
| ||19||align="left"|Wrexham||46||13||12||21||43||65||-22||51
|- align="right"
| ||20||align="left"|Accrington Stanley||46||13||11||22||70||81||-11||50
|- align="right"
| ||21||align="left"|Bury||46||13||11||22||46||61||-15||50
|- align="right"
| ||22||align="left"|Macclesfield Town||46||12||12||22||55||77||-22||48
|- align="right" style="background:#ffcccc;"
|R||23||align="left"|Boston United||46||12||10||24||51||80||-29||36*
|- align="right" style="background:#ffcccc;"
|R||24||align="left"|Torquay United||46||7||14||25||36||63||-27||35
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The summer transfer window saw many high profile moves. These included Andriy Shevchenko and Michael Ballack joining Chelsea,»Chelsea complete Shevchenko deal BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 6 2007»Chelsea announce Ballack capture BBC Sport Retrieved on January 6, 2007 and Ruud van Nistelrooy leaving Manchester United to join Real Madrid.»Van Nistelrooy signs with Real Madrid ABC Sport. Retrieved on January 6, 2007 West Ham United secured the surprise double signing of Javier Mascherano and Carlos Tévez from Corinthians,»Tevez and Mascherano join West Ham CNN.com. Retrieved February 24, 2007 and Dietmar Hamann's transfer to Bolton Wanderers became the shortest in English footballing history.»Transfer Shorts Football Transfers.co.uk. Retrieved on January 6, 2007
The January transfer window was quieter than the summer, with Ashley Young's £9.65m move to Aston Villa»Young completes £9.65m Villa move BBC Sport. Retrieved on February 24, 2007 and Matthew Upson's £6m move to West Ham United»West Ham capture Upson from Blues BBC Sport. Retrieved on February 24, 2007 the window's most expensive.
In total, Premiership clubs spent the highest amount on transfers in the summer since the transfer window system was introduced.»Premier clubs enjoy summer spree BBC News. Retrieved on January 9, 2007
National team
England began their qualifying campaign for Euro 2008 in September, beating Andorra 5-0.»England 5-0 Andorra BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 25, 2007 Steve McClaren began his reign as head coach against Greece.»England 4-0 Greece BBC Sport. Retrieved on January 2, 2007
Frank Lampard
Peter Crouch (2)
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|5-0
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|Peter Crouch (2)
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|6 September 2006
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|7 October 2006
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|11 October 2006
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Zagreb (A)
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|15 November 2006
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|7 February 2007
|Old Trafford (H)
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|0-1
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|24 March 2007
|Ramat Gan Stadium,
Ramat Gan (A)»UEFA decision on Israel, UEFA, 7 August 2006.
Due to the then ongoing Israel-Lebanon conflict, UEFA ruled that no matches in competitions it controls could be held in Israel until further notice.»UEFA lifts Israel match ban, UEFA, 15 September 2006.
UEFA later lifted its ban on matches in Israel after a cease-fire in the conflict. Matches may only be played in the Tel Aviv area, which includes the national stadium in Ramat Gan.
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|0-0
|ECQ
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|28 March 2007
|Estadi OlÃmpic LluÃs Companys,
Barcelona, Spain (A)»Espanyol to host Andorra-England, BBC Sport, Retrieved 24 January 2007.
As Andorra's national stadium only holds 1,800 fans, UEFA agreed for the England's Euro 2008 qualifier there to be switched to Espanyol's Estadi OlÃmpic LluÃs Companys, which has a much higher capacity of 55,926, as to avoid major security issues.
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David Nugent
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|1 June 2007
|Wembley Stadium (H)
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|John Terry
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|6 June 2007
|A. Le Coq Arena, Tallinn (A)
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|3-0
|ECQ
| Joe Cole
Peter Crouch
Michael Owen
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Honours
League football
{| class="wikitable"
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!Competition
!Winner
!Details
!Match report
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|Premier League
|Manchester United
|Premier League 2006-07
|[http">Key
Honours
League football
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!Competition
!Winner
!Details
!Match report
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|Premier League
|Manchester United
|Premier League 2006-07
|[http
beat Manchester United 1-0 in final
|»BBC
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|Carling Cup
|Chelsea
|Carling Cup 2006-07
beat Arsenal 2-1 in final
|»BBC
|-
|Football League Championship
|Sunderland
|The Football League 2006-07
|»BBC
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|Football League One
|Scunthorpe United
|The Football League 2006-07
|»BBC
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|Football League Two
|Walsall
|The Football League 2006-07
|»BBC
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|Johnstone's Paint Trophy
|Doncaster Rovers
|beat Bristol Rovers 3-2 in final
|»BBC
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|FA Community Shield
|Liverpool
|2006 FA Community Shield
beat Chelsea 2-1
|»BBC
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Non-League football
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Competition
!Winners
!Details
|-
|Conference National winners
|Dagenham & Redbridge»BBC SPORT | Football | Non League | Dag & Red 2-1 Aldershot
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|Conference National playoff winners
|Morecambe»BBC SPORT | Football | Non League | Exeter 1-2 Morecambe
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|Conference North winners
|Droylsden
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|Conference North playoff winners
|Farsley Celtic
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|Conference South winners
|Histon»BBC SPORT | Football | Non League | Histon are promoted to Conference
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|Conference South playoff winners
|Salisbury City
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|-
|FA Trophy
|Stevenage Borough»BBC SPORT | Football | Kidderminster 2-3 Stevenage
|beat Kidderminster 3-2 in final
|-
|FA Vase
|Truro City»BBC SPORT | Football | Non League | Truro storm back to lift FA Vase
|beat A.F.C. Totton 3-1 in final
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|}
(qualification awarded as next-highest (6th) Premier League finishers to have not qualified for Europe because League Cup winners Chelsea had already qualified for the Champions League)
|-
|Bolton Wanderers
|In lieu of FA Cup winners
(qualification awarded as next-highest (7th) Premier League finishers to have not qualified for Europe because FA Cup winners Chelsea and Runners Up Manchester United had already qualified for the Champions League)
|-
|UEFA Intertoto Cup Third round
|Blackburn Rovers
|Highest Premier League finishers (10th) to have entered and not qualified for any other European competition
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Football League Championship
Sunderland won the division under new manager Roy Keane. The club had lost their first five games, and looked ominous for a second relegation but Keane's surprise appointment by rookie chairman Niall Quinn paid off and they surged up the table, losing just one of their final 20 games.
Football League One
Scunthorpe returned to the Championship, having been in the bottom two divisions since the early 1960s. Bristol City got back into the Championship after nearly a decade of near-misses, and play-off winners Blackpool got out of the bottom two divisions after nearly three decades.
Football League Two
The four teams relegated from League One in 2005-06 would occupy the top four this season, sending Walsall, Hartlepool and Swindon back up. Bristol Rovers won the play-offs however, returning to League One after six years.
Monthly awards
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Month
! colspan="2" | Premiership
! colspan="2" | Championship
! colspan="2" | League One
! colspan="2" | League Two
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!
!Manager
!Player
!Manager
!Player
!Manager
!Player
!Manager
!Player
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| August || Alex Ferguson
Manchester United»http://www.premierleague.com/fapl.rac?command=setSelectedId&nextPage=enNewsLatest&id=1397056&type=com.fapl.website.news.NewsItem&categoryCode=NewsSpecialFeatures Premier League.com. Retrieved on March 24, 2007 || Ryan Giggs
Manchester United || Dave Jones
Cardiff City[http://www.football-league.premiumtv.co.uk/page/AwardsDetail/0,,10794~907257,00.html COCO-COLA MANAGERS OF THE MONTH 2006-07] Football League.co.uk. Retrieved on March 24, 2007 || Gareth Bale
Southampton[http://www.football-league.premiumtv.co.uk/page/AwardsDetail/0,,10794~907259,00.html POWERADE PLAYERS OF THE MONTH 2006-07] Football League.co.uk. Retrieved on March 24, 2007 || Colin Calderwood
Nottingham Forest || Leon Constantine
Port Vale || Dennis Wise
Swindon Town || Christian Roberts
Swindon Town
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| September || Steve Coppell
Reading»Coppell is manager of the month BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 24, 2007 || Andy Johnson
Everton || Geraint Williams
Colchester United || Michael Chopra
Cardiff City || Brian Laws
Scunthorpe United || Nicky Maynard
Crewe Alexandra || Danny Wilson
Hartlepool United || Mark Stallard
Lincoln City
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| October || Alex Ferguson
Manchester United || Paul Scholes
Manchester United || Steve Cotterill
Burnley || Diomansy Kamara
West Bromwich Albion || Alan Knill
Rotherham United || Billy Sharp
Scunthorpe United || John Schofield
Lincoln City || Jamie Forrester
Lincoln City
|-
| November || Steve Coppell
Reading»Coppell wins manager of the month BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 24, 2007 || Cristiano Ronaldo
Manchester United»Ronaldo is handed November award BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 24, 2007 || Billy Davies
Derby County»Rams manager earns November prize BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 24, 2007 || Darel Russell
Stoke City || John Sheridan
Oldham Athletic»Sheridan honoured in League One BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 24, 2007 || Kris Commons
Nottingham Forest || Richard Money
Walsall»Saddlers boss lands manager award BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 24, 2007 || Steve Phillips
Bristol Rovers
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| December || Sam Allardyce
Bolton Wanderers || Cristiano Ronaldo
Manchester United || Steve Bruce
Birmingham City»Boss Bruce scoops monthly prize BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 24, 2007 || Jason Koumas
West Bromwich Albion || Simon Grayson
Blackpool»Grayson collects monthly accolade BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 24, 2007 || Paul Heffernan
Doncaster Rovers || Paul Ince
Macclesfield Town»Ince captures award for December BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 24, 2007 || Dimitrios Konstantopoulos
Hartlepool United
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| January || Rafael Benitez
Liverpool»http://www.premierleague.com/monthlyaward/vote.html Premier League.com. Retrieved on March 24, 2007|| Cesc Fabregas
Arsenal || Billy Davies
Derby County || David Nugent
Preston North End»Nugent lands monthly award Yahoo.com. Retrieved on March 24, 2007 || Sean O'Driscoll
Doncaster Rovers || Enoch Showunmi
Bristol City[http://www.teamtalk.com/football/story/0,16368,1817_1913053,00.html Showunmi was January's best] Teamtalk.com. Retrieved on March 24, 2007 || Paul Sturrock
Swindon Town || Michael Nelson
Hartlepool United[http://www.teamtalk.com/football/story/0,16368,1821_1913065,00.html Monthly gong goes to Nelson] Teamtalk.com. Retrieved on March 24, 2007
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| February || Alex Ferguson
Manchester United»Man Utd pair win February awards BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 24, 2007|| Ryan Giggs
Manchester United|| Roy Keane
Sunderland»Keane earns Championship honour BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 24, 2007|| Stephen Ward
Wolverhampton Wanderers»Wolves star earns February honour BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 24, 2007|| Nigel Adkins
Scunthorpe United»Adkins secures League One prize BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 24, 2007|| Joe Murphy
Scunthorpe United»Murphy is handed League One prize BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 24, 2007|| Danny Wilson
Hartlepool United»Wilson handed award for February BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 24, 2007|| Wayne Hennessey
Stockport County
»Hennessey's heroics secure award BBC Sport. Retrieved on March 24, 2007
|-
| March || José Mourinho
Chelsea»Cech and Mourinho land awards FOX Sports. Retrieved on April 15, 2007 || Petr ÄŒech
Chelsea || Roy Keane
Sunderland»Keane picks up monthly accolade BBC Sport. Retrieved on April 5, 2007|| || Gary Johnson
Bristol City»Boss Johnson scoops monthly prize BBC Sport. Retrieved on April 5, 2007|| || Danny Wilson
Hartlepool United»Wilson collects award for March BBC Sport. Retrieved on April 5, 2007||
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| April || Martin O'Neill
Aston Villa»O'Neill scoops managerial honour BBC Sport. Retrieved on May 7, 2007 || Dimitar Berbatov & Robbie Keane
Tottenham Hotspur»Keane & Berbatov win April award BBC Sport. Retrieved on May 7, 2007 || Tony Pulis
Stoke City»Pulis receives Championship award BBC Sport. Retrieved on May 3, 2007|| || Simon Grayson
Blackpool»Blackpool boss lands April prize BBC Sport. Retrieved on May 3, 2007|| || Paul Trollope
Bristol Rovers»Trollope earns managerial honour BBC Sport. Retrieved on May 3, 2007||
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