Taylor: Savage switch not evidence of player power

PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor has insisted that Robbie Savage’s move from Birmingham to Blackburn is not a victory for player power.

Taylor: Savage switch not evidence of player power
Thu, 20 Jan, 2005 - 10:36

PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor has insisted that Robbie Savage’s move from Birmingham to Blackburn is not a victory for player power.

Savage yesterday made a £3.3m (€4.8m) switch to Ewood Park despite signing a new four-year contract with the Midlands club only four months ago.

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