Use shutdown to show majority of football people are good people, urges former Sligo boss

The Covid-19 shutdown provides an opportunity for football to show it’s not just a selfish industry, says former Sligo Rovers manager Paul Cook.
Use shutdown to show majority of football people are good people, urges former Sligo boss

The Covid-19 shutdown provides an opportunity for football to show it’s not just a selfish industry, says former Sligo Rovers manager Paul Cook.

Now managing Wigan in the English Championship, Cook has been impressed with some of the gestures of support to vulnerable groups from within the game, but admits thinking of others doesn’t always come naturally to football professionals.

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