mo4ch:> PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor has no plans to cut £2m-a-year salary | Mo4ch News

One of English football's most influential figures says all staff will continue to be paid in full amid the coronavirus pandemicPFA chief executive Gordon Taylor has confirmed that he will not be sacrificing any of his £2 million-a-year salary, as the dispute over footballers' wages at the highest level continues to rumble on.A number of top clubs across England have come under scrutiny in recent weeks for their financial policies amid the coronavirus outbreak, which has seen the 2019-20 season postponed indefinitely.Newcastle, Tottenham, Bournemouth and Norwich  have all announced plans to furlough some members of staff, and Liverpool drew widespread criticism after following suit on Saturday.Editors' PicksThe Reds have since performed a U-turn on their initial decision after a backlash from supporters and former players, and have cancelled their application to the government's taxpayer-funded job retention scheme.Health Secretary Matt Hancock urged top-flight stars t…