Luton boss Rob Edwards masterminded his 10th league win for the Hatters before the international break, when his side beat Bristol City 1-0 at Kenilworth Road thanks to Carlton Morris’s early goal.
By doing so in his 16th match, it meant the Town chief became the joint second quickest to reach double figures of Football League victories from all those who preceded him at Kenilworth Road, level with Alec Stock, both just behind former boss Ned Liddell, who did so in 15 games.
To see how swiftly the club’s other managers reached 10 wins for the Hatters, check out the special gallery below.
. LUTON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 07: A general view of the ground prior to the Emirates FA Cup Third Round match between Luton Town and Wigan Athletic at Kenilworth Road on January 07, 2023 in Luton, England. (Photo by Paul Harding/Getty Images)
Luton Town's Kenilworth Road ground Photo: Paul Harding
. Ned Liddell: 15 matches
Wins: Southend United 1-0; Walsall 1-0; Walsall 2-0; Crystal Palace 5-2; Exeter City 4-2; Reading 4-0; Bristol City 4-0; Watford 4-1; Bournemouth 1-0; Bristol Rovers 2-0. Photo: Hatters Heritage
. Alec Stock: 16 matches
Wins: Plymouth Argyle 2-0; Northampton Town 2-0; Walsall 1-0; Reading 2-1; Bournemouth 2-0; Crewe Alexandra 2-0; Oldham Athletic 1-0; Shrewsbury Town 2-1; Bristol Rovers 3-0; Barrow 5-1. Photo: P. Floyd
. Rob Edwards: 16 matches
Wins: Norwich City 2-1, QPR 3-0, Huddersfield Town 2-1, Wigan Athletic 2-0, Stoke City 1-0, Cardiff City 1-0, Birmingham City 1-0, Swansea City 1-0, Sheffield United 1-0, Bristol City 1-0. Photo: Liam Smith
. Nathan Jones (first spell): 18 matches
Wins: Mansfield Town 2-0; Wycombe Wanderers 1-0; Hartlepool 2-1; York City 3-2; Morecambe 1-0; Leyton Orient 1-0; Plymouth Argyle 1-0; Dagenham & Redbridge 1-0; Oxford United 3-2; Carlisle United 2-1. Photo: Liam Smith
. Harold Wightman: 20 matches
Wins: Northampton Town 1-0; Gillingham 3-1; Gillingham 2-0; Thames 2-0; Northampton Town 2-1; Exeter City 6-3; Bournemouth 1-0; Bristol Rovers 3-0; Torquay United 2-1; Cardiff City 2-1. Photo: Hatters Heritage
. Neil McBain: 21 matches.
Wins: Newcastle United 2-1; Norwich City 2-1; Manchester City 2-1; Sheffield United 2-0; Swansea Town 3-2; Tranmere Rovers 3-2; Bury 5-2; Chesterfield 5-0; WBA 3-1; Nottingham Forest 4-2. Photo: Hatters Heritage
. Harry Haslam: 22 matches
Wins: Preston North End 1-0; Orient 1-0; Huddersfield Town 4-1; Nottingham Forest 1-0; Brighton & Hove Albion 2-1; Swindon Town 2-0; Sunderland 2-0; Bristol City 1-0; Aston Villa 2-0; Middlesbrough 1-0. Photo: Fairley Simmons
. George Martin: 23 matches
Wins: QPR 2-0; Shrewsbury Town 2-0; Reading 3-1; Barnsley 5-1; Walsall 1-0; Bradford Park Avenue 3-1; Newport County 2-1; Wrexham 1-0; Rochdale 2-1; Doncaster Rovers 4-3. Photo: Hatters Heritage
. John Moore: 23 matches
Wins: Southampton 2-1; Chelsea 3-1; Manchester City 1-0; Liverpool 4-1; QPR 1-0; Wimbledon 1-0; Nottingham Forest 4-2; Charlton Athletic 1-0; Everton 1-0; Coventry City 1-0. Photo: Hatters Heritage
. Mike Newell: 24 matches
Wins: Rushden & Diamonds 3-1; Stockport County 2-1; Hartlepool United 3-2; Port Vale 2-0; Tranmere Rovers 3-1; Wycombe Wanderers 3-1; Wrexham 3-2; Chesterfield 1-0; Blackpool 1-0; Notts County 2-0. Photo: Tom Shaw
. Nathan Jones (second spell): 24 matches
Wins: Swansea City 1-0; Huddersfield Town 2-0; Hull City 1-0; Blackburn Rovers 3-2; Barnsley 1-0; Derby County 2-1; Wycombe Wanderers 2-0; Sheffield Wednesday 1-0; Rotherham United 1-0; Norwich City 3-1. Photo: Justin Setterfield
1. Ned Liddell: 15 matches
Wins: Southend United 1-0; Walsall 1-0; Walsall 2-0; Crystal Palace 5-2; Exeter City 4-2; Reading 4-0; Bristol City 4-0; Watford 4-1; Bournemouth 1-0; Bristol Rovers 2-0. Photo: Hatters Heritage
2. Alec Stock: 16 matches
Wins: Plymouth Argyle 2-0; Northampton Town 2-0; Walsall 1-0; Reading 2-1; Bournemouth 2-0; Crewe Alexandra 2-0; Oldham Athletic 1-0; Shrewsbury Town 2-1; Bristol Rovers 3-0; Barrow 5-1. Photo: P. Floyd
3. Rob Edwards: 16 matches
Wins: Norwich City 2-1, QPR 3-0, Huddersfield Town 2-1, Wigan Athletic 2-0, Stoke City 1-0, Cardiff City 1-0, Birmingham City 1-0, Swansea City 1-0, Sheffield United 1-0, Bristol City 1-0. Photo: Liam Smith
4. Nathan Jones (first spell): 18 matches
Wins: Mansfield Town 2-0; Wycombe Wanderers 1-0; Hartlepool 2-1; York City 3-2; Morecambe 1-0; Leyton Orient 1-0; Plymouth Argyle 1-0; Dagenham & Redbridge 1-0; Oxford United 3-2; Carlisle United 2-1. Photo: Liam Smith