SPL appoints new chief executive
Neil Doncaster, the former chief executive of Norwich City Football Club (NCFC), has been appointed as the new chief executive of the Scottish Premier League (SPL).
The 39-year-old, who has also been a board member at both the Football Association (FA) and the Football League, announced that he would step down as NCFC chief executive in May. SPL chair Lex Gold said: "Neil was the unanimous choice of those involved in the recruitment process. He has had excellent experience in club football with Norwich City and with his involvement with the FA and the Football League.
"That experience will hold him in good stead to lead the SPL team and deal with the challenges that lie ahead." Doncaster added: "The SPL already has excellent standing in European football but like all football organisations it faces many complex issues and challenges."
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