Alan Burrows made a bombshell announcement this morning informing Motherwell fans he will be stepping down as the club's chief executive after more than eight years at the helm.
The season-ticket holder turned club chief started working with the Steelmen in September 2007 as part of their communications team under predecessor Leeann Dempster, and soon started having a bigger say on the inner-workings of the club.
By 2014, he was appointed to the role of chief executive when Dempster left for Hibs and the job he has done there speaks for itself, with the club becoming fan-owned in October 2016 before enjoying record turnover, season ticket sales and transfer fee received when they sold academy product David Turnbull to Celtic in 2021 for £3.25million.