Club Officials
Board of Directors
| Role | Name |
|---|---|
| Chairman: | Omar Al-Hasawi |
| Co-Owner: | Fawaz Mubarak Al-Hasawi |
| Co-Owner: | Abdulaziz Mubarak Al-Hasawi |
| Chief Executive: | Mark Arthur |
| Finance Director: | John Pelling |
| Associate Director: | Eric Barnes |
| Associate Director: | Graham Cartledge |
| Associate Director: | Tim Farr |
| Associate Director: | Sir David White |
| Club Ambassador: | Frank Clark |
Technical staff
| Role | Nat | Name |
|---|---|---|
| Manager: | Sean O'Driscoll | |
| Assistant Manager: | Rob Kelly | |
| First Team Coach: | Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink | |
| Goalkeeping Coach: | Paul Barron | |
| Head Physiotherapist: | Andrew Balderston | |
| Physiotherapist: | Steve Devine | |
| Physiotherapist: | Andy Hunt | |
| Youth Academy Director: | Nick Marshall | |
| Professional Development Coach: | John Pemberton | |
| Youth Development Coach: | Gary Brazil | |
| Youth Development Coach: | Steve Chettle | |
| Academy goalkeeping coach: | Steve Sutton | |
| u16 manager: | Steve Hodge | |
| Pre Academy Age Group Coordinator: | Russell Lovett | |
| 9 -11 Age Group Coordinator: | Richard Meek | |
| 12 – 14 Age Group Coordinator: | Tony Cook | |
| Head Academy Scout: | Tasos Makis | |
| Medical Consultant: | Dr Frank Coffey | |
| Kit Manager: | Terry Farndale | |
| Director of Recruitment & Scouting : | Keith Burt | |
| Football Analyst: | John Harrower |
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