Players like this:
Lee Cook
“Rangers are struggling for money
and, as everyone knows, I'm a boyhood
Rangers fan,” explained Cook.
“The club were saying that not enough
money had been paid for me. I said, 'I'll
give you 10 per cent of the sale'.
“It was totally my decision – there was
no pressure from anyone. The transfer
had been agreed but I love Rangers and
I don't want to see them hard up.”
Even allowing for the leap in Cook's
wages from £4,000-a-week to £18,000-aweek
following his move, it is a gesture
that will be hugely appreciated by all
those at Loftus Road and challenges
the assumption that all Premier League
footballers are mercenaries.
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