Premier League players’ ‘backs against wall’ over coronavirus, says Rose
Premier League footballer Danny Rose says players were discussing pay cuts before people outside of the game began passing judgment. – EPA pic, April 4, 2020.
NEWCASTLE defender Danny Rose says footballers feel their “backs are against the wall” over talks about wage cuts, with Premier League clubs due to speak with players’ representatives today. Top-flight stars, currently out of action due to the Covid-19 virus, have come under fire after a number of clubs furloughed non-playing staff but left players’ wages untouched.
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