HEARTLAND PLAYERS BOYCOTT TRAINING OVER UNPAID 3 MONTHS SALARY by Jerome Obuninta December 23, 2021 written by Jerome Obuninta December 23, 2021 HEARTLAND PLAYERS BY-COT TRAINING OVER UNPAID 3 MONTHS SALARY 114There are a strong indications that the players of Heartland Football Club of Owerri refused to attend their Thursday evening training due to unpaid 3 months salary including the Christmas benefits.Source close to the management revealed to SportsDay this evening that Heartland management could not meet up with the promises paid to the players before to commencement of the 2021/22 Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL). He further disclosed that the players have being in camp on Orlu since August till the league kicked off last weekend. According to him,”The players refused to train today because no money has been given or paid to them since the team resumed officially. “Throughout the camping till now it has being one promise to another and this is Christmas, what do they want us to tell our families or how do they want us to concentrate on our next away match against Remo Star FC which suppose to come up this Sunday. You Might Be Interested In Champions League: UEFA apologises to Real Madrid, Liverpool Youth and Sports Minister Celebrates President-Elect Tinubu at 71 Qatar 2022: Benzema takes decision on rejoining France squad for Argentina final“So because of this the players decided to take their fate into their hands and never come out for training this evening but we hope by morning the management under Promise Nwachukwu will do something concerning it. Author Jerome Obuninta View all posts Share 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinTumblrWhatsappTelegramEmail previous post National Council On Sports Approves November 2022 For Sports Festival, ‘Asaba 2022’ next post NFF Finally Confirms Jose Peseiro As New Super Eagles Manager You may also like Gwagwalada and AMAC Set for Historic Showdown in... Lagos Legends Club Pays Courtesy Visit To AIG... Lagos FA, Stakeholders Mourns Death Of Tade Azeez Francis Orbih elected into Badminton World Federation Council NSC Mourns the Passing of Ex Referees Association... 40 Athletes from 30 Schools across 10 States... Lagos State League: Chekas Feeders Coach Rues Draw... CBEX: EFCC declares eight persons wanted over crypto fraud Chelsea’s troubled season not a failure insists Maresca Team Nigeria ends African Weightlifting Championship with 13...Leave a Comment Cancel ReplySave my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.