Stewart Milne steps down from Aberdeen FC board after 32 years

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Stewart Milne steps down from Aberdeen FC board after 32 years
Summary

Stewart Milne, the former chairman and current non-executive director of Aberdeen FC, announced his departure from the club's board after 32 years. Milne emphasized the need for "fresh blood" to address future challenges. His tenure included significant milestones, such as winning the Scottish Cup and the development of Cormack Park, the club's new training ground. Chairman Dave Cormack acknowledged Milne's leadership and contributions during challenging times. Milne plans to continue attending games despite stepping down.

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  • Milne served on Aberdeen's board for 32 years.
  • He was chairman from 1998 until December 2019.
  • Milne intends to remain involved as a fan at matches.
  • Dave Cormack praised Milne's contributions to the club.
  • Aberdeen plans to honor Milne with a tribute.
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  • 8:27 AMYahoo SportsFormer chairman Milne leaves Aberdeen board
  • 8:27 AMBBC FootballFormer chairman Milne leaves Aberdeen board
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Former Aberdeen chairman and current non-executive director Stewart Milne is leaving the Scottish Premiership club's board of directors after 32 years saying it is time to introduce "fresh blood".

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Former Aberdeen chairman and current non-executive director Stewart Milne is leaving the Scottish Premiership club's board of directors after 32 years saying it is time to introduce "fresh blood".

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