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Norwich City Chief Executive Jez Moxey resigns
Norwich City Chief Executive Jez Moxey has resigned from his position.
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Alex Neil on Moxey departure; 'I didn't see it coming'
Norwich City manager Alex Neil revealed that he was told by club directors of Jez Moxey's departure but 'didn't see it coming'.
Moxey's resignation as Chief Executive by mutual consent came just a couple of days after the January Transfer window closed.
Speaking ahead of City's trip to Cardiff in the EFL Championship, Neil said,
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Norwich City supporters' group welcome Moxey exit
One of the leading Norwich City supporters' groups, 'The Canaries Trust', have welcomed the resignation of outgoing Chief Executive Jez Moxey, but have urged the club to work quickly to replace him.
The 53-year-old only took the job in the summer, but left Carrow Road last night by mutual consent.
It means that The Championship club are once again on the lookout for a new CEO, having also had to deal with the departure of David McNally back in May.
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Where did it go wrong for Jez Moxey at Norwich City?
Norwich City Chief Executive Moxey resigns
Norwich City Chief Executive Jez Moxey has tonight resigned from his position.
The former Wolves CEO only took over in the summer, but has now left the club by mutual consent.
The details behind why the decision has been made haven't been made pubic yet, but chairman Ed Balls admitted in a statement on the club's official website that Moxey's appointment "hadn't worked out satisfactorily."
Finance Director Steve Stone will now fill the role of Interim Chief Executive while a replacement is found - as he did when David McNally left back in May.
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