Brian Barry-Murphy will become Cardiff City’s longest-serving boss since Neil Warnock on Saturday, 5 September.
The 48-year-old takes charge of his 63rd game as head coach when his side face Portsmouth at Fratton Park.
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In doing so, he signifies the longest period of stability since Warnock departed the Welsh club seven years ago.
Barry-Murphy will surpass the total number of matches overseen by Neil Harris between November 2019 and January 2021.
It says a lot about Cardiff’s recent managerial turbulence that the Irishman will claim this accolade after less than 450 days in charge.
He is the eighth permanent appointment – and the 10th…
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