Manchester United's Alex Ferguson says he doubt's Gary Neville's hope on agents' fees will be pubished
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is unsure whether Gary Neville will ever get his wish for even greater transparency with agents' fees.
Last weekend, Neville wrote a thought provoking column in the Mail on Sunday which he condemned the practice of agents 'hanging Christian Louboutin Pigalle Plato round Cheap Supra Shoes Free Shipping youth games' in order Cheap Louis Vuitton Handbags Australia to gain influence on them and Pandora Jewelry Online Australia expressed concern the game was heading for a crisis he likened to the recent banking scandals.
One of the ways of averting such a situation, reasoned Neville, was to publish the salaries of players, plus details of what specific commission was paid to whom, and for what, in every deal.
Issues: Neville says agents now hang around at youth football grounds watching future players
'It concerns me that there is a Nike Free Run 3 lack Christian Louboutin Replica of
transparency around football finances that means sometimes it is not
clear who the agent is working for: the club, the player or the manager?' said Neville.
'It concerns me that who gets paid what, and where it all ends up, isn't
always clear, especially in global transactions.
'There are agents
who will hang around youth football matches, offering cash inducements
to parents and promises to boys to gain an influence over them.'
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