Footballers are used to sticking together on the pitch.By deferring part of their wages for four months, Mikey Devlin says Aberdeen players are now showing team spirit off it as well.The Pittodrie squad have agreed to the deal in a bid to protect the jobs of others at the club during the COVID-19 crisis.Along with a £2million cash injection from chairman Dave Cormack and his fellow investors, the gesture from Derek McInnes and his team will help fill a financial black hole.Devlin, who is also PFA Scotland vice-chairman, insists it wasn’t a difficult decision for the Dons players, given what was at stake.He says securing the future of office staff and canteen workers at Pittodrie was of paramount importance.
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