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Wot no Spurs relegation thread
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Spurs have been on the beach most of the season.MrOneLung said:
Sunderland are on the beach.ShootersHillGuru said:
I think that’s probably correct but only just. Sunderland away won’t be a picnic for a team low on confidence.MrOneLung said:They will stay up4 -
There’s no way he’s coming to a job earlier than he wanted on a Championship salaryvalleynick66 said:
Or they have pitched at a level that they can afford him in the (unlikely) event of relegation but he has a bonus and/or increase if they stay in the PL?fenaddick said:
That’s the point, there’s no clause that drops his wages or a break clause upon relegation. In essence they’d have to pay him off the same amount as they would in the PL, it would effectively mean they couldn’t afford to sack himvalleynick66 said:
Surely every contract of employment must have a termination clause and hence if the team are relegated there is a ‘get out’ if the sums involved require it.fenaddick said:BBC are saying there's no form of relegation clause in the contract, absolutely mental0 -
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A few weeks work for very good money and the lure of a PL role in the most likely scenario?fenaddick said:
There’s no way he’s coming to a job earlier than he wanted on a Championship salaryvalleynick66 said:
Or they have pitched at a level that they can afford him in the (unlikely) event of relegation but he has a bonus and/or increase if they stay in the PL?fenaddick said:
That’s the point, there’s no clause that drops his wages or a break clause upon relegation. In essence they’d have to pay him off the same amount as they would in the PL, it would effectively mean they couldn’t afford to sack himvalleynick66 said:
Surely every contract of employment must have a termination clause and hence if the team are relegated there is a ‘get out’ if the sums involved require it.fenaddick said:BBC are saying there's no form of relegation clause in the contract, absolutely mental
Don’t forget they can afford to pay more than the average Championship wage even if relegated.I doubt the finances are a huge gamble for either party.0 -
Spurs last visit to NZ was 1976. An old chap who rang talkback said he was in the Auckland team that day in May.
Auckland were leading 3-2 when a young man came on for Tottenham and carved the home team apart and Spurs won 5-3.
It was Glenn Hoddle.
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I saw Hoddle make his debut for England against Bulgaria at Wembley.Blackheathen said:Spurs last visit to NZ was 1976. An old chap who rang talkback said he was in the Auckland team that day in May.
Auckland were leading 3-2 when a young man came on for Tottenham and carved the home team apart and Spurs won 5-3.
It was Glenn Hoddle.
The match was postponed the previous evening due to fog and then played the day after.1 -
MrOneLung said:They will stay up
Not sure about that tbh, the Championship is a tough division, they won’t find it so easy next season…9 -
ShootersHillGuru said:
I think that’s probably correct but only just. Sunderland away won’t be a picnic for a team low on confidence.MrOneLung said:They will stay upWest Ham at home to Wolves two days before totteringham play.Quite easily they will be bottom three when they run out to play Sunderland.1 -
valleynick66 said:
A few weeks work for very good money and the lure of a PL role in the most likely scenario?fenaddick said:
There’s no way he’s coming to a job earlier than he wanted on a Championship salaryvalleynick66 said:
Or they have pitched at a level that they can afford him in the (unlikely) event of relegation but he has a bonus and/or increase if they stay in the PL?fenaddick said:
That’s the point, there’s no clause that drops his wages or a break clause upon relegation. In essence they’d have to pay him off the same amount as they would in the PL, it would effectively mean they couldn’t afford to sack himvalleynick66 said:
Surely every contract of employment must have a termination clause and hence if the team are relegated there is a ‘get out’ if the sums involved require it.fenaddick said:BBC are saying there's no form of relegation clause in the contract, absolutely mental
Don’t forget they can afford to pay more than the average Championship wage even if relegated.I doubt the finances are a huge gamble for either party.General views are they could lose around 200 million quid with a relegation.And that is IF they were to come back up at the first attempt.0 -
He can resign any time he wants.North Lower Neil said:
Surprised he wouldn't want a relegation get out clause though.SuedeAdidas said:
Fucking right too if you are RdZ. He was holding all of the cards.fenaddick said:BBC are saying there's no form of relegation clause in the contract, absolutely mental0 -
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But not the point I’m making. They will still (in that scenario) pay above average in the Championship as do all relegated teams - hence to some degree parachute payments.ElfsborgAddick said:valleynick66 said:
A few weeks work for very good money and the lure of a PL role in the most likely scenario?fenaddick said:
There’s no way he’s coming to a job earlier than he wanted on a Championship salaryvalleynick66 said:
Or they have pitched at a level that they can afford him in the (unlikely) event of relegation but he has a bonus and/or increase if they stay in the PL?fenaddick said:
That’s the point, there’s no clause that drops his wages or a break clause upon relegation. In essence they’d have to pay him off the same amount as they would in the PL, it would effectively mean they couldn’t afford to sack himvalleynick66 said:
Surely every contract of employment must have a termination clause and hence if the team are relegated there is a ‘get out’ if the sums involved require it.fenaddick said:BBC are saying there's no form of relegation clause in the contract, absolutely mental
Don’t forget they can afford to pay more than the average Championship wage even if relegated.I doubt the finances are a huge gamble for either party.General views are they could lose around 200 million quid with a relegation.And that is IF they were to come back up at the first attempt.It’s inconceivable his contract doesn’t recognise the risk however it’s constructed.1 -
AddicksAddict said:
He can resign any time he wants.North Lower Neil said:
Surprised he wouldn't want a relegation get out clause though.SuedeAdidas said:
Fucking right too if you are RdZ. He was holding all of the cards.fenaddick said:BBC are saying there's no form of relegation clause in the contract, absolutely mental
Not sure that will be in his thinking.
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Tottenham's wage bill compared to current Championship clubs.
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Well they're going to have to make some sacrifices if they want to survive more than one season in the champ
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When they visit Auckland, they'll be playing the A-League winners. First time ever a team from NZ won the competition (they beat Sydney 1-0 on Saturday in the Grand Final).0
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Sounds like the perfect pre-season jaunt if they want to get it right next season and achieve relegation at the third attempt. Must have been gutting for them to finish 17th for two seasons running.Danepak said:When they visit Auckland, they'll be playing the A-League winners. First time ever a team from NZ won the competition (they beat Sydney 1-0 on Saturday in the Grand Final).2 -
Only Spurs could mess up getting relegated in such a fashion.letthegoodtimesroll said:
Sounds like the perfect pre-season jaunt if they would to get it right next season and achieve relegation at the third attempt. Must have been gutting for them to finish 17th for two seasons running.Danepak said:When they visit Auckland, they'll be playing the A-League winners. First time ever a team from NZ won the competition (they beat Sydney 1-0 on Saturday in the Grand Final).
It's almost like they actually wanted to stay up after all.1 -
The clips of O’Hara and Cundy on TalkSport continue to be very funny. I have a feeling that all those signings for Spurs should come good eventually, but if they have to sack De Zerbi because he has a poor run, they would simply be the club that cannot stop giving1
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I asked my Spurs mate which match he would rather have won , against us or the Magpies. He hasn’t answered yet. 😆8
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I think their chicken is in a £300 million KFC bucket…1
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If i was a Spurs fan i'd be a bit worried by his post-match comment on Saturday - "unfortunately you can't buy the mentality in the transfer market".
Surely you can? You can buy experienced players who've been there and done it. A manager would surely want to know if a signing had the right mentality (no dickheads policy) that aligns with what you want to do and if you felt he wasn't right you wouldn't sign him.
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Yeah, it’s not a good sign when he’s already making excuses.Chris_from_Sidcup said:If i was a Spurs fan i'd be a bit worried by his post-match comment on Saturday - "unfortunately you can't buy the mentality in the transfer market".
Surely you can? You can buy experienced players who've been there and done it. A manager would surely want to know if a signing had the right mentality (no dickheads policy) that aligns with what you want to do and if you felt he wasn't right you wouldn't sign him.2 -
Spurs won’t be getting relegated.0
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Hes got ArgentiniansChris_from_Sidcup said:If i was a Spurs fan i'd be a bit worried by his post-match comment on Saturday - "unfortunately you can't buy the mentality in the transfer market".
Surely you can? You can buy experienced players who've been there and done it. A manager would surely want to know if a signing had the right mentality (no dickheads policy) that aligns with what you want to do and if you felt he wasn't right you wouldn't sign him.3 -
It's the hope that kills you.ShootersHillGuru said:Spurs won’t be getting relegated.1 -
Nice to watch them struggle however!ShootersHillGuru said:Spurs won’t be getting relegated.
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Would be nice to see them going down with the Palace this season..0
