Head Coach/Director of Rugby
| ? | 1867–1981 | ||
| Rob Smith | 1981–1996 (Head Coach) | Rob Smith is currently London Wasps academy director (February 2008). | |
| Nigel Melville | 1996–2002 | Current president of USA Rugby, the governing body for the sport in the United States. | |
| Warren Gatland | 2002–2005 | Current Wales head coach. | |
| Ian McGeechan | 2005–2009 | Director of Rugby at Bath. | |
| Tony Hanks | 2009–2011 | ||
| Leon Holden | 2011 | Interim Director of Rugby until end of 2010-11 season. | |
| Dai Young | 2011– |
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