Daniel Levy

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  1. Hooky feller

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    To be fair. Players at Dortmund volunteered pay cuts to try and help ease the pressure on non playing staff. Says nowt about a deferral.
     
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    Nothing we didn't already know about the 'moral vacuum' in football.
     
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    Non-playing staff wages could probably be funded by a pay cut of less than 10% for the players for 3-6 months. Disgraceful that players continue to receive full pay, while lower paid staff take cuts at clubs.
     
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    The simple answer is to furlough all players. 80% of a hell of a lot is still a hell of a lot!
     
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    I thought about furlough as above but then realised its £2500 max?
     
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    Even better
     
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    I’m guessing the reason the players haven’t/can’t be furloughed is due to them needing to keep up their training schedule? Furloughed employees are not allowed to work in any capacity. Seeing as training is their work the majority of the time, that would likely cause issues.

    It’s still wrong that others have been furloughed before asking players to take a pay cut (but the PFA have caused issues there, telling players to not accept any terms until the PFA have assessed the financial state of individual clubs)
     
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    Disgusting, the players could cover all those wages without even noticing a difference to their bank balance and not burden the tax payer. The players need to step up.
     

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