The League Managers Association (LMA) is the organisation which collectively represents all Premiership and Football League managers in English football. The LMA's current president is Fabio Capello, its chief executive is Richard Bevan, and the chairman is Howard Wilkinson.
It was set up in 1992 during the period when football in England was undergoing major changes, including the split of the Premiership from the rest of the football league, and the introduction of satellite television coverage of football by Sky Television.
The LMA collects and represents the opinions and interests of the managers of all 92 clubs in the above leagues. The LMA lobbies with the expertise of their members on various matters to football's governing organisations. Representatives of the LMA now sit on various Football Association panels charged with helping to run the game in England.
The President of the LMA is customarily the person serving as the manager of the England national football team. The current President is England manager Fabio Capello.[1]
The LMA awards the LMA Manager of the Year award annually.
Non Executive
| President | Fabio Capello |
| Vice President | Lawrie McMenemy MBE |
| Vice President | John Barnwell |
Executive
| Chairman | Howard Wilkinson |
| Vice Chairman | Frank Clark |
| Chief Executive | Richard Bevan |
| Deputy Chief Executive | Olaf Dixon |
Executive Committee Members
The LMA added their name to a series of football management simulation games for the PlayStation 2, and for 2007 the PC.