PFA chief backs players' black-out

Players’ chief Gordon Taylor today backed the England squad’s decision to impose a media black-out following their 2-1 victory in Poland, insisting it was the only way they could register a protest at the treatment of David James.

PFA chief backs players' black-out

Players’ chief Gordon Taylor today backed the England squad’s decision to impose a media black-out following their 2-1 victory in Poland, insisting it was the only way they could register a protest at the treatment of David James.

The England players refused to talk to the television or press after last night’s match in Katowice, apparently following articles which likened Manchester City keeper James to a donkey.

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