All part of the greater plan ...... careers end like it or not. He's studying hard.
actually he may enjoy life away from the game much better. at least he and others will not suffer mindless abuse from so called fans once they pack the game in.
All part of the greater plan ...... careers end like it or not. He's studying hard.
Unless there is a significant contribution to playing behind closed doors then protecting the integrity of the competition would lead to the destruction of the competition as we now know it. Also the premiership,s determination to finish the season behind closed doors and air it to the
public has if we are all desperate to watch soulless empty stadium games shows to me how our of touch with genuine non armchair supporters they are.
Point taken;
But what's your solution??
We've only completed 72% of the season and clubs want promotion without court room battles.
Hard to deny a club a promotion it may very well deserve, and the riches that go with it.
Personally id settle up.on a ppg basis, promote those clubs occupying the spots, play offs on telly for those involved snd NO relegations. Extra relegation spots from the PL the following season to realign the numbers.
that action is typical of that barsteward.I could suggest where the PFA could find ‘loads a money’.
https://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/pfa...t-2m-a-year-salary/14azp121mjg3m1hprtv1n0kruz
All clubs were asked to send totally honest cash flow's to the EFL, without Extra owner/ football fortune support.
Sad to say PFA don't believe there is no money at clubs. These figures if needed will be independently audited by Delotties IF clubs want/ need to defer wages.
PFA WON'T agree to cuts
yes this is where the £200 million is from
So if the PFA don't believe the figures that means they will be fighting pay cuts or deferalls for their members/players, but ultimately the clubs have the decisions to make about their futures and staying solvent so I can see most clubs offloading their out of contract players and because no one knows the future won't be offering many new contracts sadly going to be a lot of out of work footballers as with the wider working class going to be a lot of unemployment for the foreseeable sad times.
Do some of that 1400 have 1 year options attached. or are these straight end of contract those that are will I think will 99% be ended.Andyd;
Spot on; shorter contracts are offered in L1 and L2 with 1400 expiring on June 30th 2020; hence this being a critical date. Likewise clubs will have to reduce squad size. Some lads drop into non league but theses clubs totally rely on fans income to operate
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