Meet the team

Senior Management

GEORGE MOSS - Managing Director - E-mail

George been involved in professional and semi-professional football for over 25 years and held senior management positions from FD to MD in the manufacturing and service sectors.

He set up 90 minutes Ltd in 2002 after holding a senior management position at Preston North End FC to develop the Footyinsider sites and other Football publications. The Sportsglobal brand was launched in 2008 and Sportsglobal (UK) Ltd was set up in February 2009 to develop the model into other sports and across Europe.

JOHN BOOTH - Commercial Director - E-mail

John has over 20 years of experience in sports related business. He worked for Preston North End FC from 1996-2004 as General Manager, and then spent three years as Commercial Director for Stoke City FC. He joined 90 Minutes Ltd in December 07 as Commercial Director and is a major shareholder. John is a Director and major shareholder of Sportsglobal (UK) Ltd.

TOM DAWSON - Technical Director

Tom is a Director of Rebus Technology a company that has a reputation for delivering cost effective, efficient network solutions and providing Microsoft Certified .Net developed sites. Tom has worked with ticketing and CRM solutions for several organisations including Stoke City FC. He is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, Microsoft Certified Trainer, Microsoft Certified Database Administrator and Prince 2 Practitioner.

CRAIG BROWN CBE - Non Executive Director

Craig played for Scottish schools, youth and junior international teams, before joining Rangers in 1958 from Coltness United, aged just 19. He failed to find a regular first team place, and moved to Dundee in October 1960, where he won a League Championship medal. He stayed at Dundee for four and a half years, but was never a first team regular and only made 16 appearances for the Dark Blues. He signed for Falkirk in 1968 and went on to make 17 appearances at Brockville. He called time on his playing career in 1971 after five operations on his knee.

Craig quickly showed a keen interest in being involved in the coaching side of football and he became assistant manager of Motherwell in 1974. His first managerial job as part-time manager of Clyde in 1977, where he spent ten seasons, winning the Second Division championship in 1982, whilst also working as a primary school head teacher then a lecturer in primary education. He returned to football full-time in 1986 when Scotland manager Andy Roxburgh appointed him as assistant manager. Craig was also in charge of Scotland's youth teams. In 1989, he coached Scotland's Under-16s to the final of the UEFA European Under-16 Football Championship and three years later coached the under-21s to the semi-finals of the 1992 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship.

Craig was appointed as manager of Scotland in December 1993, having been caretaker manager, with responsibility for games against Italy and Malta, since Roxburgh's resignation in November. He took Scotland to Euro 96 and also France 98, but resigned in 2001 having failed to take Scotland to Euro 2000 and World Cup 2002. Under Craig, Scotland beat England in the last ever Euro Championship qualifier at the old Wembley in 1999 by one goal to nil, although they lost the tie on aggregate.

He took charge of Scotland for 70 international matches, more than any other Scotland Manager.

He then had a spell in club management when he was appointed as manager of Preston North End in 2002 but left in 29 August 2004 moving on as a football consultant at Derby County helping them win promotion to the Premier League in 2006-07.

Craig currently works with the SPL and provides expert match analysis on Sky, TV and Radio throughout the world.

Editorial

Our weekly newsletter goes out to over 19,000 involved in the football sector whilst our News section brings you the latest in commercial and sponsorship football news from the Premier League down to grass roots.

Editor: Scott Hobro - E-mail

Writers: Thaheer Mannan - E-mail, Danny Booth - E-mail

Contributors: Mick Rathbone (Everton FC Head of Sports Medicine), Craig Brown (Aberdeen Manager)