Roy Keane never really used to do things halfway. He proved it in an interview Sky Sports by inviting players flying among the continent’s leaders to refuse to lower their wages.
There is pressure on players who are in very large clubs, where there are wealthy owners, to lower their wages. I would not accept to reduce my salary if I were in such a case, said the former Manchester United captain.
The former Irish international went on to say nonsense. The players have signed a contract with their club. I am talking about clubs whose owners are billionaires. They are billionaires and they talk to players about cash flow problems …, he said with irony.
Roy Keane seems to have learned one thing during his career, in particular Manchester (1993-2006). When I entered new contracts, or the day I was forced to leave (editor’s note: in January 2006, direction Celtic Glasgow), the club was rather clear to me on the business aspect of contract negotiations …
(Sport-Center)
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