Coventry City F.C. - Backroom Staff and Club Officials

Backroom Staff and Club Officials

Name Position
Mark Robins Manager
Steve Taylor First Team Coach
Lee Carsley Development Squad Coach
Steve Ogrizovic Goalkeeping Coach
Pete Tierney Conditioning Coach
Dave Hart Physiotherapist
Paul Travis Performance Analyst
Gregor Rioch Academy Manager
Richard Stevens Assistant Academy Manager
Ian Foster Under-18s Coach
Mark Noon Academy Athletics Coach
Andy Crabtree Academy Technical Coach
Mark Fogarty Academy Recruitment Officer
Name Position
Tim Fisher Managing Director
John Clarke Vice Chairman
Steve Waggott Development Director
Mark Labovitch Director
Joe Elliott Life President
Mike McGinnity Life President
John Sillett Life President
Jimmy Hill Life President
George Curtis Life President
Pam Hindson Club Secretary
Jim Brown Club Historian and Statistician

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