PSAPP: “For some it will not be a good Easter”

The Panhellenic Association of Pay Footballers / Female Footballers recalls the grim situation in the smaller categories with a stark announcement.

In detail, the PSAPP announcement is as follows:

“Happy Easter to everyone who planned, created and organized the professional league Super League 2. Unfortunately, what happens for another year will not be good for the footballers of the division.

This can’t be good because the authorities have allowed some teams that don’t meet all the guarantees to take part in a professional league, with the result that working footballers go months without pay and some of them are fed from municipal coffers.

This can’t be good, as dozens of footballers will also be running into the courtrooms to collect a share of their earnings from the early-early guaranty statements of the PAEs, who are retiring one by one from the league.

That can’t be good, because for another year many footballers will “write” part of their earnings in the snow as the protective mechanisms of the state and football association are not in place and nobody learned from last year’s fiasco of eight departures.

It can’t be good because it will find all the division’s footballers on the field for training given that the league’s permanent late start in recent years coupled with the major recent disruption has compressed the schedule so much that it doesn’t deprive them only the Easter holidays, but it seems that they will not see the summer holidays either!

So Happy Easter and Happy Resurrection to the Super League 2 Championship.”