No thread on Big Sam yet ??

[Starchivore]

He will probably be paid millions to release him from his contract so he is in a no lose situation.

He's getting 1million, apparently. Not bad for two months work I suppose.
But he has made his future job situation a little tricky....

That said, eventually some struggling EPL/CHampionship team will go for him, because he doesn't really do relegation.

 

[AndyRM]

He's getting 1million, apparently. Not bad for two months work I suppose.
But he has made his future job situation a little tricky....

That said, eventually some struggling EPL/CHampionship team will go for him, because he doesn't really do relegation.

I'd be surprised if he gets another job in football.

To be honest I do have some sympathy for him as I think stings are a pretty grubby way of exposing issues.

 

[SWSteve]

I'd be surprised if he gets another job in football.

To be honest I do have some sympathy for him as I think stings are a pretty grubby way of exposing issues.

It's a shame this is the only way they seem to be noticed, but if those policing the rules can't monitor the activity, what other way would they be found

 

[swee'pea99]

some struggling EPL/CHampionship team will go for him, because he doesn't really do relegation.

QPR will probably take him after Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink is burned at the stake.

*sigh*

 

[gavroche]

Like I said, he can't lose. He will probably sell his story to the Daily Mail now and pocket a few more thousands. Sickening.

 

[screenman]

I wonder if money was the motive.

 

[Vapin' Joe]

At a guess they have less to lose when we sue for unfair dismissal than if someone on massive wages sues.

He wasn't sacked, he left by "Mutual consent". We all know what that means, but there is no case for unfair dismissal.

 

[Inertia]

He wasn't sacked, he left by "Mutual consent". We all know what that means, but there is no case for unfair dismissal.

I didnt say he was