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Former Aston Villa chief Purslow in running for football watchdog chair Former Aston Villa chief executive Christian Purslow is one of the potential candidates to chair a football watchdog group. Purslow is being considered for the role as the head of the organization that oversees financial matters in the sport.

Michael Bunting

PorMichael Bunting

Mar 1, 2025
Beth Rigby with Christian Purslow - Aston Villa

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