Player-coach relationships in football should be sackable offence, says Ward

ASTON VILLA boss Carla Ward said a manager should be sacked for having a relationship with a player, today calling it a “complete abuse of power.”
Ward said it is the responsibility of managers to protect players and said “to cross that line is unacceptable and it can’t happen.”
The former Sheffield United and Birmingham City boss said: “It makes me very angry because we are here to set an environment and a comfortable place to work that the players feel safe, backed and looked after, so I just don’t understand anyone that crosses that line. You can’t do it. It is a complete abuse of power.
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