The meeting of last resort between representatives of the Spanish League (LFP) and those of the Association of Spanish Footballers (AFE) held in Madrid on Friday ended in water flange. The latter, having not reached an agreement, decided to maintain the strike this weekend for the first day of the First and Second Division scheduled from Friday to Sunday. This day should be postponed to December 27 and 28, during the Christmas holidays. The never-seen in this country.
"We put on the table now that our positions are very far and we are now focusing on being able to save the second day of the Championship," said the president of the LFP Jose Luis Astiazaran. "It is clear that the first day is not going to play. We are still at the same point. We must now see how we come out of this situation, "his part said Luis Gil, representative of the SFA. The two sides will meet again Saturday.
Guarantees for wages
The conflict between the League and the players of the first two divisions, which are unhappy with their new collective agreement. They claim such as extra vacation time when they are called in Spanish team and a guarantee fund for their salaries, to protect them in case of bankruptcy of a club. They continue to claim a payment guarantee to the numerous cases of unpaid wages in many heavily indebted clubs or insolvent. Some 200 players are concerned, for motant about 50 million. The union also claims the ability for players to break their contract unilaterally in case of default in three consecutive months.
"We put on the table now that our positions are very far and we are now focusing on being able to save the second day of the Championship," said the president of the LFP Jose Luis Astiazaran. "It is clear that the first day is not going to play. We are still at the same point. We must now see how we come out of this situation, "his part said Luis Gil, representative of the SFA. The two sides will meet again Saturday.
Guarantees for wages
The conflict between the League and the players of the first two divisions, which are unhappy with their new collective agreement. They claim such as extra vacation time when they are called in Spanish team and a guarantee fund for their salaries, to protect them in case of bankruptcy of a club. They continue to claim a payment guarantee to the numerous cases of unpaid wages in many heavily indebted clubs or insolvent. Some 200 players are concerned, for motant about 50 million. The union also claims the ability for players to break their contract unilaterally in case of default in three consecutive months.
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