NEIL REDFEARN - TEMPORAY MANAGER/RESERVE/SUNDER 18s MANAGER

The vastly experienced Redfearn joined the club in January 2009 after stepping down from his post as assistant manager at York City.

Neil is the fifth highest appearance maker of all time in the Football League, having made 790 appearances during a career spanning 24 years.

He started out in 1982 at Bolton Wanderers and his professional career took in Lincoln, Doncaster, Crystal Palace, Watford, Oldham, Barnsley, Charlton, Bradford, Wigan, Halifax, Boston, Rochdale, and Scarborough.

His coaching career started in 2001 when he was appointed caretaker manager of Halifax for the first time - he had another stint in 2002 - and he also had coaching stints with Scarborough, Northwich Victoria, and York City.

Neil's love of football continued after his professional playing career ended and he after featuring for a number of non-league sides he was playing for Salford City as recently as 2008.

CHRIS SULLEY- ACADEMY MANAGER

Chris Sulley was appointed as the club's new Academy manager in early 2011.

Chris joined the club with a wealth of experience, having been Academy manager at Bolton Wanderers for eight years. During that time he played a role in the development in a number of players who have played at the highest level and gained international honours.

The 51-year-old is a former professional, who made over 400 career appearances for AFC Bournemouth, Dundee United, Blackburn Rovers, Port Vale, and Preston North End.

He moved into coaching at Preston as the club's Centre of Excellence manager before joining Blackburn Rovers. He moved to Bolton, initially as assistant Academy manager/under-19 coach before being appointed Academy manager in 2000.

Prior to joining Leeds, Chris has been working on a project with the Premier League and his other roles included scouting and education for the FA, and lecturing at the University of Central Lancashire in areas of high performance coaching, coaching principles and practice, and performance analysis.