Quiz! Can you name every Premier League manager in charge for 1,000+ days?

Manager Arsene Wenger of Arsenal argues with manager Sir Alex Ferguson of Manchester United during the FA Barclaycard Premiership match between Arsenal and Manchester United at Highbury on March 28, 2004 in London.

Arsene Wenger and Sir Alex Ferguson's battles would define the second era of the Premier League

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15 minutes on the clock, 99 bosses to guess.

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Guy Roux managed Auxerre for a whopping 41 years. Taking over in 1961 at just the age of 23 years old, the Frenchman was originally a player-manager. 

Over the years, he'd gain worldwide prominence, eventually taking the Ligue 1 minnows to the summit of the title in in the 1990s. He brought Champions League football to Auxerre in an extraordinary four-decade career.

After leaving in 2005, he embarked on his second job in football at Lens. He bossed four matches without a win… and resigned. Now that's a lot more like the kind of ephemeral tenures we're used to these days. 

We've compiled every manager of the Premier League era to manage 1,000 days in charge. We haven't subtracted time that they spent outside the top flight – but we're not counting time before the Prem began. Can you name every one? 

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