Hello and welcome to the price of football the show that looks at the money behind the

beautiful game and maybe asking you for money if we're still indoors by September I'm

Kevin Day in an increasingly rural Norbury and a long way away 55 odd miles, odd even whatever.

I'm joined by the next chancellor of the extracurricular football finance expert

and lecturer at Liverpool University. Kiran McGuire, hello Kiran how are you?

I'm very good thank you Kevin. Good, that's a lovely for the benefit of listeners.

Kiran is wearing a rather garish pink shirt today, it's very nice. Well you can take the boy out of

Brighton but... Now coming up on today's show which is Thursday isn't it? It is Thursday Kiran,

isn't it? It's so very difficult to tell at the moment isn't it? It's Thursday,

it's coming up on today's show. The latest on the new castle takeover, more shenanigans in Scotland

I'm afraid and Ola Gunnar Solshar's controversial post-apocalypse transfer prediction.

Very controversial for a little fellow but first Kiran, this is big news the EFL and the PFA

have proposed that clubs differ up to 25% of players wages in April. Now does

differ in apply later payment or no payment? Later payment, presumably when clubs start to

generating come again the players will get the remainder of the pay packet. We certainly saw

in respect of leads when they negotiated with their owners that they would take effectively late

payment for pay for their wages but that would be supported slightly by effectively an interest

payment on the money that they weren't receiving on the due date in respect of perhaps their March or

April pay packets. So would this involve a separate contract or a contract with amendment? Would

it involve a date whereby they would be told that this is over and we can pay you from normally

from now on? I think they would try to keep it as vague as possible at present because there's

no indication as to when football is likely to return and clearly we can't have football players

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