Football Managers & Coaches
21 managers & coaches in the database
Reece Chapman
West Allotment CelticReece Mudd
South LeedsReon Potts
GooleRichard Ball
Lye TownRichard Duffy
Congleton TownRichard Latimer
Alnwick TownRICHARD PACQUETTE
Harefield UnitedRichard Tracey
Emley AFCRob Henry and Paul Ennis
FC United of ManchesterROB LANDON
Athersley RecreationRob Youhill & Fraz Lancaster
Harrogate Railway AthleticRoss Innes, Adam Davies, Chris Tullin
Hinckley AFCRoss James
Billingham SynthoniaRoss Weatherstone
BinfieldRuss Cousins
West BridgfordRuss Wilcox
Gainsborough TrinityRussell Taylor / Alex Cooper
Staines & Lammas (Middlesex)Ryan Beswick
QuornRyan Cooper
Selby TownRyan Maxwell
SittingbourneRyan Salter
Brightlingsea RegentAbout This Directory
The LeaguePages managers and coaches directory tracks the careers of football managers and coaches working in non-league and grassroots football across England. Browse by name to find career histories, current clubs and past appointments.
Information is sourced from publicly available league records and updated regularly. If you notice an error or would like to update a listing, please get in touch.
Football Managers — Common Questions
Most football managers start with FA coaching qualifications. The pathway begins with the FA Level 1 Introduction to Coaching, progressing through Level 2, UEFA B, UEFA A and the Pro Licence. Many non-league managers hold at least a Level 2 or UEFA B qualification.
Requirements vary by league level. From Step 1-2, clubs typically expect at least a UEFA B Licence. At Steps 3-7 and county league level, an FA Level 2 is often sufficient, though many managers hold higher qualifications.
With over 14,000 clubs across the non-league pyramid, there are thousands of managers and coaches working at all levels. Our directory tracks managers and their career histories across the National League System.
Payment varies widely. National League managers may receive full-time salaries, while managers at Steps 3-5 often receive modest match-day fees or expenses. Many grassroots and county league managers are volunteers.