Chief executive quits Chelsea

Trevor Birch has resigned from his post as Chelsea chief executive following the arrival of Peter Kenyon at Stamford Bridge.

Sat, 13 Sep, 2003 - 11:17

Trevor Birch has resigned from his post as Chelsea chief executive following the arrival of Peter Kenyon at Stamford Bridge.

Kenyon quit his role as Manchester United chief executive to accept the same position at Chelsea.

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