Micky Mellon hails Dundee United players for 'no drama' mentality amid wage cut discussions

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Dundee United’s players and staff will meet on Thursday to discuss wage cuts but they are baulking at the 20 per cent reduction owner Mark Ogren is proposing.Micky Mellon and his first-team were asked to take the huge cut in a meeting with the club
 hierarchy, including sporting director Tony Asghar.United are facing a cash crisis due to the Covid-19 pandemic and chairman Ogren has warned the
situation could get even worse but he is adamant he has no intention of walking away.Ogren said: “I’ve got limited funds. We need to figure this out.“It has no effect on my commitment to Dundee United.

Covid-19.But according to a report, summer signings Ryan Edwards and Jeando Fuchs aren't included in the proposals to the shock of the rest of the squad.Micky Mellon and his backroom staff have also been asked to take the cuts with the financial impact of the pandemic. The Sun says no agreement have been reached with the players so far but the United hierarchy are worried by the ongoing crisis.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone defender Liam Gordon was stuck between delight and disappointment after Saturday’s stalemate against Dundee United.The commanding centre-half was thrilled to help keep the visitors’ front three of Lawrence Shankland, Nicky Clark and Marc McNulty so quiet.But he also realises the Perth side should have picked up more than a solitary point for their efforts at McDiarmid Park.Gordon said: “I felt we did more than enough in the game to get the three points.  We were sat inside feeling a little sorry for ourselves in that sense.“But getting a clean sheet and a point is not the worst.  It’s

Scottish Government while fans can't attends means the club are suffering. United have asked Micky Mellon, his backroom staff and the players to take a 20 per cent wage cut as they look to ease any financial worries at the club.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone defender Liam Gordon was stuck between delight and disappointment after Saturday’s stalemate against Dundee United.The commanding centre-half was thrilled to help keep the visitors’ front three of Lawrence Shankland, Nicky Clark and Marc McNulty so quiet.But he also realises the Perth side should have picked up more than a solitary point for their efforts at McDiarmid Park.Gordon said: “I felt we did more than enough in the game to get the three points.  We were sat inside feeling a little sorry for ourselves in that sense.“But getting a clean sheet and a point is not the worst.  It’s