sport news London Irish staff and players finally paid after owner Mick Crossan steps in ... trends now
sport news London Irish staff and players finally paid after owner Mick Crossan steps in ... trends now
London Irish staff and players finally paid after owner Mick Crossan steps in at the 11th hour to avert the threat of squad members quitting the troubled club... and Saturday's Premiership clash against Exeter will go-ahead Players had resolved to serve notice to their employers at 5pm on Thursday Crossan belatedly stepped in and confirmed that he would cover payroll costs The Exiles' final Premiership game of the season against Exeter will go-ahead
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London Irish players have been paid their April wages at last – after an eleventh-hour intervention by owner Mick Crossan averted the threat of squad members submitting breach-of-contract letters to the club.
It is understood that Exiles players had resolved to serve notice to their employers at 5pm that they would be free to leave if the delayed salary instalment was not received within a fortnight.
However, amid continuing delays with the transfer of funds from the United States – on
