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EAGER PHIL HAS ONE EYE ON THE PREMIER

CHAMPIONSHIP
By Tom Blackett

INCOMING chief executive officer Phil Alexander is hungry to play his part in helping Bristol City reach the Premier League.
Alexander will take the reins at the beginning of February from Richard Gould, who is leaving to become CEO of the England and Wales Cricket Board.
The 60-year-old has a wealth of experience in the EFL and Premier League. He spent 26 years at Crystal Palace and in May was named Premier League CEO of the Year at the Football Business Awards.
He left Selhurst Park in the summer, retaining a position as a part-time consultant while ...

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