Current Football Management Staff
- As of 28 July 2011.
| Position | Name | |
|---|---|---|
| English | Trad. Chinese | |
| Chairman / Team Manager | Steven Lo | 羅傑承 |
| Technical | ||
| Head Coach | Liu Chun Fai | 廖俊輝 |
| Assistant Coach | Chan Ho Yin | 陳浩然 |
| Assistant Coach | Ku Kam Fai | 顧錦輝 |
| Assistant Coach | Chan Chi Hong | 陳志康 |
| Assistant Coach | Dega | 祖利亞 |
| Goalkeeper Trainer | Fan Chun Yip | 范俊業 |
| Management | ||
| Deputy Team Manager | Jackal Hui | 許家銓 |
| Administrative Assistant | Chan Chun Yu | 陳振宇 |
| Advisor | ||
| Physical Advisor | Kim Pan-Gon | 金判坤 |
| Physical Therapist | Jacky Leung | 梁澤祺 |
| Sports Therapist | Lau Pok Yin | 劉璞現 |
| Marketing | ||
| Project Manager | Soso Ip | 葉偉茹 |
| Public Relations Officer | Mandy Chan | 陳凱雯 |
| Project Executive | Kari Li | 李碧駿 |
| Multimedia Designer | Theo Hung | 洪偉基 |
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