Gary Neville ridiculed after comparing Qatar's abused migrant labourers to Britain's striking workers
The political ex-England player drew criticism after discussing the Government's treatment of people who work in rail and the NHS after mentioning the hated Kafala system in the Gulf state.
Mr Neville brought up the system of sponsorship that gave companies a high degree of control over their migrant labourers, which has led to awful working conditions in many instances and has been described as abusive. "We can never accept that in this region or any other region and it is just worth mentioning we've got a current government in our country that are demonising rail workers, ambulance workers and terrifyingly nurses.Argentina win 'best World Cup final ever' after enthralling 3-3 draw with Mbappe's France
"We can't have people being paid an absolute pittance to work, we can't have people in accommodation that is unsavoury and disgusting. It shouldn't happen here."But it shouldn't happen with the nurses in our country either where our nurses are having to fight for an extra pound or two pounds."
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