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I think on the /showteam.php how it show you the team members i also think it should have next to the name of the leader of that group (Leader)

so for eg: ChrisR (Leader)
on my forum it would look like that

do you know what i mean that so would so good so people know are the group leaders.

I was thinking of this too, a while ago.

Very good idea

Possible solution :

Open showteam.php

Find

		$user['username'] = format_name($user['username'], $user['usergroup'], $user['displaygroup']);

Add below

		$query = $db->simple_select(TABLE_PREFIX."groupleaders", "*", "uid='{$user['uid']}' && gid='{$usergroup['gid']}'");
		if($db->num_rows($query) != 0)
		{
			$user['username'] .= " (Leader)";
		}

That solution seems inefficient. You should only do one query to determine the group's leader(s) instead of once per user in that group.

Thats why i wrote "Possible Solution" ...

Dunno if this works (untested):

Find:

$query = $db->simple_select(TABLE_PREFIX."users", "uid, username, displaygroup, usergroup, ignorelist, hideemail, receivepms", "displaygroup IN ($groups_in) OR (displaygroup='0' AND usergroup IN ($groups_in)) OR uid IN ($users_in)", array('order_by' => 'username'));

Replace with:

$query = $db->query("SELECT u.uid, username, displaygroup, usergroup, ignorelist, hideemail, receivepms, g.lid
FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."users u
LEFT JOIN ".TABLE_PREFIX."groupleaders g ON u.uid=g.uid
WHERE displaygroup IN ($groups_in) OR (displaygroup='0' AND usergroup IN ($groups_in)) OR uid IN ($users_in)
ORDER BY 'username'");

Find:

$user['username'] = format_name($user['username'], $user['usergroup'], $user['displaygroup']);

After, add:

		// we'll be cheeky, and assume that a valid g.lid means a leader
		if($user['lid'])
			$user['username'] .= ' (leader)';

This was a Suggestion! i did not post it here to get the code but its nice of you making up the code.