Canada gets back to rehearse after 'strike' over agreement debate
The Canadian men's public soccer group said on Monday it will get back to preparing subsequent to declining to play a well disposed against Panama over slowed down agreement exchanges with Canada Soccer.
Only two hours before the opening shot on Sunday in Vancouver the Canadian men informed Canada Soccer they wouldn't play the cordial, requesting changes to their remuneration understanding including a greater cut of World Cup prize cash for players.
Qatar stamps simply the second time Canada has equipped for the World Cup and the first beginning around 1986.
"Canada Soccer senior pioneers and the Men's National Team players met on Sunday night to proceed with the exchange interaction. The players will prepare this evening (Monday) with future gatherings booked toward a goal," Soccer Canada said in a proclamation on their authority Twitter account.
In letter got by all-sport network TSN the players framed an extensive rundown of requests, including a 40 percent portion of World Cup prize cash and a "far reaching loved ones bundle" for Qatar.
The players likewise required a fair pay bundle for Canada's public ladies' group and the improvement of a homegrown ladies' association.
With moderators back at the table players got back to the field on Monday to proceed with their arrangements for Qatar yet made it clear in a letter that no arrangement had been reached.
Canada is booked to play Curacao in a CONCACAF Nations League match at Vancouver's BC Place Stadium on Thursday.
"The players have met with the senior heads of Canada Soccer on Sunday night and will proceed with the exchange interaction, yet questions still can't seem to be replied and moves still can't seem to be made," said the players.
"We push ahead with the expectation that Canada Soccer will work with us to determine what is going on."