They are training.
Not in the usual sense, but all players will have fitness schedules etc (see NCFC Twitter from last week as an example).
Let's say the Arsenal players all accepted the pay cut, who benefits from that cost saving?
Posted By: WestYorksCanary on April 14th 2020 at 12:40:40
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- Arsenal players allegedly refuse 12.5% one year pay cut (Other Football) - Jim, Apr 14, 12:27:44
- We make the assumptions that all money they earn is (Other Football) - maidstoneyellow, Apr 14, 18:56:27
- I would do the same in their shoes (Other Football) - CWC, Apr 14, 14:02:07
- I think footballers are quite a bit different from most high earning workers (Other Football) - Mecagoenti, Apr 14, 13:06:17
- Cutting their noses off potentially... (Other Football) - loz, Apr 14, 12:44:37
- They are training. (Other Football) - WestYorksCanary, Apr 14, 12:40:40
- The Club presumably benefits from it to offset its loss of earnings (Other Football) - Jim, Apr 14, 12:59:47
- Isnt that what he is paid to do? (Other Football) - usacanary, Apr 14, 15:40:55
- A lot of clubs are funded by their owners though. (Other Football) - WestYorksCanary, Apr 14, 14:08:59
- The Club presumably benefits from it to offset its loss of earnings (Other Football) - Jim, Apr 14, 12:59:47
- Hanging, etc (n/m) (Other Football) - Augustus Pablo, Apr 14, 12:31:42
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