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Keith chief to hand over duties after 49 years

Sandy Stables is to pass on some of his workload to new chief executive Andy Troup
Sandy Stables is to pass on some of his workload to new chief executive Andy Troup

After 49 years at Keith, president Sandy Stables is taking a step back from the running of the club with the arrival of former Huntly vice-chairman Andy Troup as the new chief executive.

SFA councillor Stables will continue his long-standing role and said: “I have been doing a lot with Keith for many years now and nowadays running a football club takes more and more time and, as I am at the ground every day, I tend to get it to do.

“I have been very fortunate. There are a lot of very good people at the club. But I’m not getting any younger. I’m 65 now and people have said to me for a long time I should take a step back.

“We are looking for some younger people to get involved at Kynoch Park and we have made a start with Andy Troup coming in as our new chief executive. He was at Huntly for many years and he has a vast amount of experience.

“We have a new club secretary in Ryan Roger. He comes from a local football family and his uncles, Graham and Neil, both played for Keith, as did his dad.

“I will be remaining as chairman and I will still be around to do as much as I can. I have been associated with the club since the age of 16 and have been president for the last 35 years. I have had a marvellous time with a lot of success.”

Troup said: “I noticed everything seemed to land on Sandy’s desk. It was a thankless task. Of course Sandy was more than willing to do it but I am trying to attract additional directors and committee members. We have quite a few local players and a local management team so that can only help us get a few more supporters through the turnstiles.”