Premier League clubs have been urged by the Gillingham chairman, Paul Scally, to pay £2.5m each into a solidarity fund to help teams in League One and Two
Premier League clubs have been urged by the Gillingham chairman, Paul Scally, to pay £2.5m each into a solidarity fund to help some of the English Football League’s most vulnerable clubs as the football authorities discuss how to cope with the financial implications of the coronavirus crisis.
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