Milton Keynes Dons managers

Stuart Murdoch (2002–2004)
Jimmy Gilligan (2004)
Danny Wilson (2004–2006)
Martin Allen (2006-)

Wimbledon Managers

Allen Batsford (1977-78) - Wimbledon's first manager in the Football League, having previously won the Southern League three seasons in a row with the Dons and an FA Amateur cup with Walton & Hersham
Dario Gradi (1978-81) - Guided Wimbledon to their first promotion, from the old Fourth Division. Gradi was previously assistant manager to Allen Batsford
Dave Bassett (1981-87) - Previously Wimbledon's skipper and then Dario Gradi's assistant, Bassett was thought by many as the club's must successful manager during their time as a Football League club, guiding the club to promotions from the old Fourth Division to the First within five years
Bobby Gould (1987-90) - Helped guide Wimbledon to the FA Cup final in 1988, beating Liverpool 1-0
Ray Harford (1990-91) - Guided Wimbledon to seventh position in the league in his only season as manager, prior leaving to take over as assistant manager at Blackburn Rovers
Peter Withe (1991) - Took charge of the Dons for just 105 days in the club's debut season at Selhurst Park
Joe Kinnear (1992-99) - Previously assistant manager at Wimbledon, guided the club to their highest Premiership end in 6th place, as well as reaching both the FA Cup and League Cup cup semi-finals in 1997
Egil Olsen (1999-2000) - Managed Wimbledon for the majority of their final Premiership campaign, though differences between the management and players lead to the side being relegated in 2000
Terry Burton (2000-2002) - Took charge of Wimbledon for the final two games of their final Premiership season and then the following two seasons in the First Division, only just missing out on the playoffs on both occasions
Stuart Murdoch (2002-2004) - Previously Wimbledon's goalkeeping coach, Murdoch took charge at the club during their final two seasons as Wimbledon F.C. and their first few months as Milton Keynes Dons F.C.