Regan new chief executive of SFA- 29 Jul 2010 00:00:00
Stewart Regan has been appointed the new chief executive of the Scottish Football Association.
Regan succeeds Gordon Smith who ended his three year spell earlier this year because of personal reasons.
Regan is a former Football League director and was chief executive of Yorkshire County Cricket Club for four years.
‘Scottish football has not been immune to the difficulties of the current financial climate but the passion and commitment to the national game in this country remains unrivalled,’ said Regan upon his appointment.
Regan says he aims to: ‘achieve the obvious common goal of improving the overall standard of the number one sport in this country.’
The SFA received more than 80 applications for the vacancy.
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