The Newcastle United head coach’s time in the dugout first began in 1998. Since then, he’s managed 983 games across 10 different teams, tasting victory 371 times.
On Tyneside, the 60-year-old is under significant pressure from Magpies supporters with the club just two points above the Premier League relegation zone.
Bruce’s win percentage at United boss has undoubtedly taken a hit recently, with just two wins in their last 18 league matches.
In fact, his current record at St James’s Park is actually the worst of his career, with just 29.1% of his games won.
Scroll and click through our gallery as we highlight the key numbers surrounding the former Manchester United defender’s career in management so far:
5. Sheffield Wednesday (2019) - 38.9%
Bruce caused outrage at Hillsborough when he resigned after just six months in charge to take up the vacant position at Newcastle, forcing Mike Ashley to pay compensation. His record - managed 18, won 7, drew 8 and lost three. Photo: George Wood
6. Huddersfield Town (1999-00) - 37.9%
Huddersfield, in the old First Division, sacked Bruce at the beginning of his second season due to a loss of form that previously saw the Terriers miss out on the play-offs. He won 25 of his 66 matches. Photo: David Rogers
7. Wigan Athletic (2001) - 37.5% (1st spell)
Having taken charge of the final eight games of the campaign, Bruce helped Wigan reach the old Second Division playoffs but soon departed after their semi-final defeat. Record - managed 8, won 3, drew 2, lost 3. Photo: David Rogers
8. Birmingham City (2001-07) - 37%
Bruce oversaw 270 matches in his six years at Birmingham - the most of his managerial career to date - winning 100 but also losing 100. Photo: CARL DE SOUZA