Former top-flight striker Tony Cascarino has criticised Liverpool's decision to furlough some of their non-playing staff.
The Premier League leaders opted to place the staff on the government scheme, which sees the taxpayer pay 80 per cent of wages up to £2,500, despite recording a £42million profit last year.
Ex-players such as Jamie Carragher, Danny Murphy and Dietmar Hamann have voiced their displeasure as the Reds join Norwich, Tottenham and Newcastle in furloughing staff - though the club will top-up wages so staff are paid their full salaries.
Liverpool are facing heavy criticism after the decision to furlough some non-playing staff
