ALBION chief executive Paul Barber has committed his future to the club.
Barber, 48, revealed to The Argus: “I agreed a new contract with the chairman in the summer. I’m very happy here.
“Two of my three kids are now at university, so that is slightly less domestic pressure, and the other one is very happy at school in Sussex.
“I feel that I’ve still got unfinished business here. Helping Tony (Bloom) and the rest of the executive team getting the club to the Premier League is not only Tony’s and our ambition, it’s my ambition.
“That will keep me here for as long as that takes and hopefully a bit beyond as well.”
Barber joined Albion in May 2012 after four years at the FA, five-and-a-half-years with Tottenham and more than two years at Vancouver Whitecaps.
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Barber, 48, revealed to The Argus: “I agreed a new contract with the chairman in the summer. I’m very happy here.
“Two of my three kids are now at university, so that is slightly less domestic pressure, and the other one is very happy at school in Sussex.
“I feel that I’ve still got unfinished business here. Helping Tony (Bloom) and the rest of the executive team getting the club to the Premier League is not only Tony’s and our ambition, it’s my ambition.
“That will keep me here for as long as that takes and hopefully a bit beyond as well.”
Barber joined Albion in May 2012 after four years at the FA, five-and-a-half-years with Tottenham and more than two years at Vancouver Whitecaps.
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