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Aidan Smith

Celtic Chief Executive Michael Nicholson appointed to SPFL board

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Celtic Chief Executive Michael Nicholson appointed to SPFL board

THE 42 member clubs of the Scottish Professional Football League have today elected the seven club representatives who will serve on the SPFL Board for the forthcoming season at the league’s Annual General Meeting.

The SPFL Board includes three cinch Premiership representatives, two from the cinch Championship and two covering cinch League 1 and cinch League 2, one as an alternate director.

Elected members will serve on the 2022/23 SPFL Board, alongside SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster, chairman Murdoch MacLennan and independent non-executive director Karyn McCluskey.

From the cinch Premiership, Michael Nicholson (Celtic), Ron Gordon (Hibernian) and James MacDonald (Ross County) have all been appointed.

From the cinch Championship, Les Gray (Hamilton Academical) and Graeme Mathie (Ayr United) have been appointed.

And from cinch League 1 and League 2 Alastair Donald (Forfar Athletic), Alternate director – Paul Hetherington (Airdrieonians).

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