Richard Money
Head Coach
Richard Money joined Cambridge United in October 2012 as Head Coach.
Money, who has also managed in Sweden and Australia, was appointed as part of a new structure at the club which saw Jez George return to his previous position of Director of Football.
The former Walsall and Luton Town manager has responsibility for all first team matters and brings a wealth of experience to the club.
Jez George
Director of Football
Jez came to the club in May 2006 to re-create and head up the youth system, and joined the Board of Directors in 2009.
He was asked to take on the role of Caretaker Manager in February 2011 and then agreed to take the First Team Manager’s job permanently in May 2011.
After holding the managers position for 20 months Jez stepped back upstairs in October 2012 to assume the role of Director of Football, overseeing all football matters in a new structure with Richard Money appointed as Head Coach.
Jez also continues to manage the Youth & Community Trust and keeps an active role within the youth development scheme.
Greg Reid
Physio
Club physio since 2004, Greg Reid's first involvement with the U's came in 1996 when when he needed to do a clinical placement for one of his physiotherapy courses.
That placement led to part-time work for the Youth Development department, which eventually became a full-time role as Youth Team physio two years later and the step up to his current role in 2004.
But his first sporting love was boxing and Greg boxed from the age of 11 to 17, then moved into coaching and was England coach for a couple of European Championships abroad with the Amateur Boxing Association before gaining an interest in physiotherapy.
A highly-qualified, well-respected and popular member of the backroom staff, Greg is responsible for the well-being, treatment and rehabilitation of all the players and scholars at the club.
Mark Bonner
Youth Team Coach
Mark is in his second spell at Cambridge United, having worked in the youth department when Cambridge United was in the Football League. When that scheme closed down, Mark left to join Southend United.
He was born in Cambridge and is a lifelong U's fan.
Mark will is responsible for coaching the scholars and all the associated aspects of the scholarship programme.
His role also encompasses managing the CRC team in the Ridgeons Premier League, and he works closely with Jez George and Nolan Keeley to ensure the continuation of scholars graduating into the first team squad.
Lance Key
Goalkeeping Coach
Lance Key joined the Club in July 2012 as a part-time Goalkeeping Coach.
Key, younger brother of former United goalkeeper Richard, is a familiar face to many U's fans after making 124 appearances for neighbours Histon.
The 44-year-old is a veteran of many league clubs, having started his professional career at Sheffield Wednesday before making appearances for Oxford United and Rochdale amongst others.
Key was highly thought of during a similar spell as coach with Rushden and Diamonds in the 2010/11 season and provides a wealth of experience in his role, where he works with goalkeepers both in the first team and the youth & community trust.
Scott Taylor
Strength & Conditioning Coach
Scott joined the coaching team in October 2011, and quickly established himself as an important member of the team.
His knowledge of fitness coaching, for which he was worked with a number of high profile Football League clubs, has allowed for Cambridge United's players to develop their physical and athletic abilities alongside their constant footballing education.
Matt Walker
Head of Sports Science
Matt Walker re-joined Cambridge United in the summer of 2012.
Walker, who is employed as part of the Cambridge United Youth & Community Trust, had a previous spell with the club as the Centre of Excellence Manager before leaving in 2010.
Walker works directly with the scholars in the Trust, in a teaching role as part of their BTEC national diploma studies. He also assists with coaching, including working with Scott Taylor (Fitness & Conditioning Coach) to oversee fitness and strength programmes for both the first team and scholars.
In addition, he works in conjunction with CRC to organise and deliver courses through the club's classroom in the South Stand.
Ben Strang
Chief Scout
A former manager in the club's Centre of Excellence, Ben's prior experience with Scout Network and Scout7 led to him taking on scouting duties for the Cambridge United first team. He was later appointed to the permenant role as Chief Scout, and has been a key part of building the U's successful scouting network.
Ben's football career goes back to his early years, having been played in youth schemes at Charlton Athletic and Luton Town, as well as representing Scotland Under 17s at International level.
Academy Staff
Who's who at Cambridge United's academy
Marc Tracy - Head of Academy Operations
Tom Pell - Academy Foundation Phase Manager
James Cutting - Foundation Development Manager
Nigel Ashman - Community Development Manager
Luke Harradine - Community Sports Manager