Jamie O’Hara says National League changes are a ‘disgrace’ as players and PFA hit out at ‘concerning’ developments
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“@PFA need to take action and protect players in the lower leagues, seen too many players get treated like dog sh** at that level.“You sign a contract you should honour it regardless of injury, it’s professional league full time @TheVanaramaNL.”read: “Earlier this week the PFA contacted non-league players to inform them of upcoming changes being introduced by the FA to the standard non-league contract.
“We were asked by the FA for feedback on the new contract. We made clear that the PFA do not support or endorse it.“The new contract contains important changes which will affect players who suffer injuries, we believe these changes represent a significant reduction in their rights. “The PFA does not have an agreement with the National League or the FA to formally represent players at non-league clubs. Therefore we are unable to ‘enforce’ our opposition and the decision has been made by the FA to proceed with these changes.
“We are currently in conversation with non-league players and club captains who, we believe, are right to be extremely concerned about this.”
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