Steve Clarke takes Scotland pay cut as SFA puts emergency financial measures in place
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dailyrecord.co.ukScotland boss Steve Clarke has agreed to take a wage cut as part of a massive coronavirus cost saving purge by game’s authorities.
SFA chief executive Ian Maxwell and his SPFL counterpart Neil Doncaster have also had their salaries slashed by the same 10 per cent margin while staff across both bodies have been put on furlough leave while the crisis forces football into lock-down.
Workers on Hampden’s sixth floor were stunned today by the emergency measures which have been put in place for a minimum of three months but which could be continued until such times as the game in this country gets back to its feet.
understands Doncaster’s annual £300k income will, in fact, be reduced by an additional 30 per cent as all bonus payments and salary
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