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GLOVERS ASKED TO HALVE THEIR WAGES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 March 2020

By Jon Couch
YEOVIL TOWN have asked players and staff to take a 50 per cent pay cut with the club reportedly losing £400,000 amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Chairman and owner Scott Priestnall said he had been forced to take the “soul-destroying” and “heartbreaking” decision to safeguard the future of the National League club.
Priestnall bought the club alongside Errol Pope in the aftermath of the club’s relegation from the Football League last season. But money still remains a concern at Huish Park with heavy losses expected to be announced for the previo...

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