Sources: CFL board vote was clear indicator of Ambrosie's standing with governors

CFL board vote was clear indicator of Ambrosie’s standing with governors: sources

Randy Ambrosie became the CFL's 14th commissioner July 5, 2017, succeeding Jeffrey Orridge.

CFL board vote was clear indicator of Ambrosie's standing with governors: sources

League sources said earlier this month the CFL's board of governors voted on Randy Ambrosie's future. They said seven or more teams had to vote in favour of removing Ambrosie for it to become official. That didn't happen. But according to the sources the vote was still 5-4 in favour, a clear indication that Ambrosie didn't have the board's full support. Ambrosie announced on Saturday he will retire from his post sometime in 2025.

Sources: CFL board vote was clear indicator of Ambrosie's standing with governors

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Descrease article font size Increase article font size It wasn’t enough to immediately end Randy Ambrosie’s tenure as CFL commissioner, but it was clear the writing was on the wall. Ambrosie announced Saturday he will be retiring from his post sometime in 2025 after his successor was chosen. Ambrosie became the CFL’s 14th commissioner July 5, 2017, succeeding Jeffrey Orridge. His seven-plus year tenure is the second-longest ever …

Sources: CFL board vote was clear indicator of Ambrosie’s standing with governors

TORONTO — It wasn’t enough to immediately end Randy Ambrosie’s tenure as CFL commissioner, but it was clear the writing was on the wall. Ambrose announced Saturday he will be retiring from his post sometime in 2025 after his successor was chosen. Ambrosie became the CFL’s 14th commissioner July 5, 2017, succeeding Jeffrey Orridge. His seven-plus year tenure is the second-longest ever behind the late Jake Gaudaur (1968-84). Ambrosie’s decision wa…