There has been a lot of talk in recent days about the decision of the people of Liverpool to ask to be subject to the measures of the English government, which would cover 80% of the salaries of the employees - apart from football - of the club. Certainly the ήταν voices were justified, since we are talking about the current European champions and, in fact, the team that won or will win the Premier League championship. An organization that recently announced profits of 42 million pounds.
Fortunately for the club's reputation, the management decided to reverse their decision, justifying those who reacted. Former Liverpool players, including Jimmy Carragher, Dietmar Hamann and Stan Colimor, were among those who publicly expressed their opposition to the move of the "Reds" leaders. The latter had even tweeted on Twitter that "the government regulation was not proposed for such cases. This is contrary to the values of the club I met ". Colimore had also said, also through social media, that "I do not know a single Liverpool fan, regardless of his background, who will not be disgusted by this move. "It's just wrong."
Somehow, the message of relief of the team's CEO, Peter Moore, came, through which it became known that the "Reds" will not proceed with the case. Among other things, the English businessman acknowledged that "we believe we made the wrong decision last week", while he did not hesitate to say that "we apologize for that".
In addition, Moore stressed that "our intention was, is and will be to ensure that our staff will receive as much protection as possible from the lack of revenue at this strange time."
Somehow, on the red side of Merseyside, they escaped their good reputation, at least for the time being. Because it is a beacon that the unprecedented eras of the planet due to the spread of the coronavirus, bring trials that we had not imagined until a few weeks ago.
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