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Gordon Taylor says Premier League wage row is greatest crisis he has faced as PFA chief
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dailystar.co.ukGordon Taylor admits resolving the wage cut row between top flight stars and clubs is the greatest crisis he's faced as chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association.
Premier League football is facing a civil war after leading stars revolted against club demands for them to accept 30 per cent wage reductions to help in the fight against the coronavirus crisis.
Talks are ongoing between all parties as the pressure mounts on them from the Government to resolve the issue as soon as possible.
Taylor has survived a number of serious challenges during his long and controversial reign in charge of the PFA. The 75-year-old, who became chief executive in 1981, threatened to call a strike in 1992 if the union did not receive a
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