Burnley’s captain on getting the #PlayersTogether fund in place and why Premier League footballers are determined to help
As footballers we are very privileged to do what we do in this country and we never forget that. The money we earn is well-documented but the majority of professionals are from working-class backgrounds and, whatever successes we enjoy, we are still anchored by the social conscience formed by our surroundings.
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