Dunford quits Blues

Michael Dunford has resigned from his role as Birmingham chief executive.

Fri, 23 Apr, 2010 - 14:28

Michael Dunford has resigned from his role as Birmingham chief executive.

Dunford, who has also worked at Derby, Everton and Plymouth, was brought to the club by new owner Carson Yeung following the takeover of the club by the Hong Kong businessman last October.

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