Tony Mowbray Discussion

[Ulrich]

I would not bother 47er, a Premier league manager with a wage stipulation for league one is apparently normal. The saying there's none so blind as those who chose not to see, springs to mind. No other Premier league manager has that clause in their contract or ever has had, as no manager would survive a 2 league drop. Hey ho.

Edited November 25, 2021 by Ulrich

[Bigdoggsteel]

7 minutes ago, 47er said:

 At last, its referred to as a bonus in the contract, its directly linked to us being relegated (twice!) but its not incentivising him for achieving relegation.

OK---you have explained what it isn't for iyo, so I'm asking you what it is for?

 

3 minutes ago, Ulrich said:

I would not bother 47er, a Premier league manager with a wage stipulation for league one is apparently normal. The saying there's none so blind as those who chose not to see, springs to mind. No other Premier league manager has that clause in their contract or ever has had, as no manager would survive a 2 league drop. Hey ho.

So ye are saying it was a conspiracy to get relegated on purpose?  Meaning he got a wage cut, reduced bonuses and his career left in such a state that he has been unable to work in the country since? 

Get the tin foil hats out 

[K-Hod]

Let’s be honest, there’s no way a manager would be allowed to keep his job if he was relegated from the PL then eventually to L1, so there would be no need for any contingency on this basis! 

[LeftWinger]

1 hour ago, Ulrich said:

I would not bother 47er, a Premier league manager with a wage stipulation for league one is apparently normal. The saying there's none so blind as those who chose not to see, springs to mind. No other Premier league manager has that clause in their contract or ever has had, as no manager would survive a 2 league drop. Hey ho.

I don't know if it's normal or not - I've not seen any other managers contractual details.

Without those clauses written into his contract - he'd have legally been entitled to the same wages in league one as he was in the Premier League - unless the club did sack him and pay him 12 months wages. To me it makes perfect sense to have these clauses written into his contract - as reducing his salary after relegation also means he's cheaper to sack.

Contracts are as detailed as possible to avoid any doubt. 

[RevidgeBlue]

2 hours ago, LeftWinger said:

, Without those clauses written into his contract - he'd have legally been entitled to the same wages in league one as he was in the Premier League - unless the club did sack him and pay him 12 months wages. To me it makes perfect sense to have these clauses written into his contract - as reducing his salary after relegation also means he's cheaper to sack.

Contracts are as detailed as possible to avoid any doubt. 

I wouldn't bother Leftwinger, you're talking complete sense on the issue but no-one seems prepared to listen.

Players also have clauses written into their contracts providing for overall pay reductions if relegated. However that doesn't mean they're going out deliberately trying to achieve that end or lose every game either.

[RevidgeBlue]

3 hours ago, Bigdoggsteel said:

 

So ye are saying it was a conspiracy to get relegated on purpose?  Meaning he got a wage cut, reduced bonuses and his career left in such a state that he has been unable to work in the country since? 

Get the tin foil hats out 

Said "conspiracy" would also need the co-operation of all the players.

[DeeCee]

1 hour ago, RevidgeBlue said:

Said "conspiracy" would also need the co-operation of all the players.

Playing devil's advocate here but would it really?

[Ulrich]

5 hours ago, LeftWinger said:

I don't know if it's normal or not - I've not seen any other managers contractual details.

Without those clauses written into his contract - he'd have legally been entitled to the same wages in league one as he was in the Premier League - unless the club did sack him and pay him 12 months wages. To me it makes perfect sense to have these clauses written into his contract - as reducing his salary after relegation also means he's cheaper to sack.

Contracts are as detailed as possible to avoid any doubt. 

I don't see any common sense in it at all as common sense would dictate he would be sacked before relegation to the championship, as happens at 99% of all Premier league clubs. As I said at the start and some seem to have missed, having a league one wage stipulation in the contract implies they were will to tolerate Steve kean getting the club relegated 2 divisions.

[Ulrich]

5 hours ago, K-Hod said:

Let’s be honest, there’s no way a manager would be allowed to keep his job if he was relegated from the PL then eventually to L1, so there would be no need for any contingency on this basis! 

Exactly, but there is one.......

[RevidgeBlue]

3 minutes ago, Ulrich said:

I don't see any common sense in it at all as common sense would dictate he would be sacked before relegation to the championship, as happens at 99% of all Premier league clubs. As I said at the start and some seem to have missed, having a league one wage stipulation in the contract implies they were will to tolerate Steve kean getting the club relegated 2 divisions.

Surely the option is still there to sack him exactly as before but the amount of compensation payable is reduced?

[rigger]

Why are loads of people getting into a tizzy about a contract that ended years ago ?

Edited November 25, 2021 by rigger

[RevidgeBlue]

1 minute ago, rigger said:

Why are loads of people gettinginto a tizzy about a contract that ended years ago ?

That's exactly what I was wondering.

[Ulrich]

40 minutes ago, RevidgeBlue said:

Surely the option is still there to sack him exactly as before but the amount of compensation payable is reduced?

Yes it is, but the clause shows that the club actually felt the need to cover their bases if Steve Kean took us down to league one. Why? Most if not every club on the planet would not tolerate a one division drop, but 2, and having a contingency plan for it in his contract? It seems very odd, as again what club would allow him to do that? So why plan for it? Why cover your bases when most would never allow that scenario to transpire. The fact it is there means the club planned for it and implies they were willing to accept it happening.

Rigger no one's getting in a tizzy

[tomphil]

Kean was a morally corrupt money driven snake and a useless manager. Also nothing more than a bibs and cones coach despite some of the tripe on here about him supposedly being a well thought of one.

He was out of work when he got the Rovers gig which will have been down to Anderson. He's done nothing of note in the last 9 years in terms of the top 2 tiers of any standard of professional football.

His contract was 10 times above his level of ability and he only got anywhere near it because of back stabbing and jobs for the boys.

Lets all agree on that and put him to bed once and for all.

[47er]

9 hours ago, K-Hod said:

Let’s be honest, there’s no way a manager would be allowed to keep his job if he was relegated from the PL then eventually to L1, so there would be no need for any contingency on this basis! 

Yet its written in there! Bonkers!

[Upside Down]

So anyway, Tony Mowbray......

[chaddyrovers]

Mowbray on change the style of play to counter attacking this season 

https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/19744786.suits-players---mowbray-blackburn-rovers-style-shift/

[rigger]

55 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

Mowbray on change the style of play to counter attacking this season 

https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/19744786.suits-players---mowbray-blackburn-rovers-style-shift/

So it took Mowbray a full season to realise that the system he was trying to implement, was no good in the league his team were playing in ?

[tomphil]

Just moving his goal posts yet again with zero accountability for the rubbish he decided off his own bat to implement for 2 seasons.

Unreal at times he is.

[simongarnerisgod]

there is every chance that mowbray will change the system again,he`s very impressionable when it comes to watching other teams,he`s tried the possesion based s**t, tried to mimic man city`s false nine b******s and tried the wide striker nonsence,this counter attack tactic is just a passing fad imo,he`ll be onto something else next year

[rigger]

2 minutes ago, simongarnerisgod said:

there is every chance that mowbray will change the system again,he`s very impressionable when it comes to watching other teams,he`s tried the possesion based s**t, tried to mimic man city`s false nine b******s and tried the wide striker nonsence,this counter attack tactic is just a passing fad imo,he`ll be onto something else next year

Lets hope it is something that doesn't involve him being at Ewood.

[Upside Down]

Whatever happened to good old 442 getting it down the channels and banging it into the box? Those were the days. 

[rigger]

4 minutes ago, Upside Down said:

Whatever happened to good old 442 getting it down the channels and banging it into the box? Those were the days. 

Same as what happened to 4-2-4

[Armchair supporter supremo]

7 minutes ago, Upside Down said:

Whatever happened to good old 442 getting it down the channels and banging it into the box? Those were the days. 

Still no better sight or way of getting the fans on their feet than seeing a real winger running the touchline beating his man and whipping the perfect cross in. 

But sadly it is a rare sight and true wingers just don't seem to exist now

Edited November 26, 2021 by Armchair supporter supremo

[rigger]

2 minutes ago, Armchair supporter supremo said:

Still no better sight or way of getting the fans on their feet than seeing a real winger running the touchline beating his man and whipping the perfect cross in. 

But sadly it is a rare sight and true wingers just don't seem to exist now

Wingers do still exist, it's just that they are usually played on the opposit wing and asked to cut inside.