Killie players 'in Rugby Park revolt'

07 November 2009 18:49
The prelude to Killie's 2-0 SPL home defeat to Dundee United on Saturday was the revelation that the players had met with union representatives about the club wanting them to sign a document which could lead to severe financial reprisals for yellow and red cards.[LNB]One player said he felt that the intended fines of £500 were "unacceptable, some players don't get much more than that as a weekly wage."[LNB]After watching Damian Casalinuovo's double give United victory at Rugby Park, Kilmarnock boss Jim Jefferies said: "The players are not unhappy.[LNB]"They understand that at any football club there does have to be a system for dissent or reckless challenges, quite rightly, because the club got fined last year and a lot of the bookings were for those reasons.[LNB]"That is standard practise at any football club but because there are one or two things in there - which I am not prepared to disclose - that they are not happy about, they are not prepared to sign so we are waiting to see what the union says. I wasn't privy to that meeting so I don't know what was discussed but we will wait and see what comes of it."[LNB][LNB]

Source: Team_Talk