GLYNN SNODIN - FIRST TEAM COACHING STAFF

The former Elland Road favourite, who was part of both the promotion winning squad in 1990 and the title winning squad two years later, returns to the club after a 17-year absence.

Glynn, a highly-rated coach, made 113 appearances during a five-year stay as a player, and he was a popular figure among fans and players alike.

After departing Leeds, he had spells with Hearts and Barnsley, before moving into coaching when he was placed in charge of the youth team at Scarborough.

Glynn also worked alongside brother Ian, a former Leeds skipper, at Doncaster Rovers, before moving to Charlton where he became reserve team manager.

After six seasons at the Valley, he joined George Burley at Southampton as first team coach, but 15 months later he was re-united with former Charlton manager Alan Curbishley and his ex-Leeds team-mate Mervyn Day, when he joined the coaching staff at West Ham United.

The 48-year-old was also appointed assistant manager to Northern Ireland boss Nigel Worthington in the summer of 2007.

The Yorkshireman parted company with West Ham earlier this season when Gianfranco Zola took over from Curbishley.

IAN MILLER - FIRST TEAM COACHING STAFF

Ian was the first appointment to Simon Grayson's coaching staff on December 25 2008.

Known as 'Dusty', he brings a wealth of experience as a player and a coach. Playing-wise the softly-spoken Scot enjoyed a good career at Blackburn, where he regularly came up against Leeds during the 1980s. He was a member of the Blackburn side which reached the Play-Offs three successive times.

After retirement as a player, Ian was on the coaching staff at Blackburn Rovers, Wolves, and Leicester City where he joined when Rob Kelly was the manager. He has also worked with Graham Taylor and Roy Hodgson.

Ian also worked alongside Colin Hendry at Blackpool when Grayson was reserve team manager, but he parted company with the Seasiders before Grayson took up the number one post. He moved on to Manchester City under the rein of Sven Goran Eriksson where he worked in a scouting role prior to joining Leeds.

NEIL THOMPSON - ACADEMY MANAGER (RESERVE TEAM MANAGER)

Beverley-born Neil has been involved in professional football for 28 years, initially as a player and later in managerial roles.

A defender, his career began in 1980 when he joined Nottingham Forest, though he left there without having made a first team appearance to join Hull City. His next club was Scarborough where he made over 250 appearances before moving to Ipswich Town and making a further 225 first team outings.

Spells with Barnsley, Oldham Athletic, York City and a further period at Scarborough followed.

He was player-manager at York, Scarborough and Boston United before becoming Academy manager at Leeds. His role is one of overseeing the Academy operation at the club.

Since the departure of David Geddis in late 2006, Neil has doubled up as reserve team manager.

NEIL REDFEARN - UNDER 18s/UNDER 16s 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.

DARAL PUGH - ASSISTANT ACADEMY MANAGER

Welshman Daral, a winger, made almost 400 first team appearances during a career spanning 13 years.

It began in 1977 when he joined Doncaster Rovers as an apprentice. He signed professional forms a year later and was at the club for six years before moving on to Huddersfield Town.

After two years there he joined Rotherham United where he remained for three years before playing first for Cambridge United and then Torquay United.

He finished his playing career with Bridlington Town.

He is a former Soccer Academy Director of Boston United.