SANFL players consider industrial action as hourly salary drops to $8
The SANFL Players' Association is discussing the potential of a strike in response to a 50 per cent decline in pay over the past 20 years.
SANFL players consider industrial action as hourly salary drops to $8
The SANFL Players' Association is discussing the potential of a strike in response to a 50 per cent decline in pay over the past 20 years.
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