Becoming more common or have they always been there, just not as prominent as those inserted in player's one?
Bonus wise, yeah - especially for those who manage to save the club from relegation. Looks like 'exit' clauses could be the norm too.
[article=http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/west-ham-boss-slaven-bilic-will-be-sacked-with-no-payoff-if-hammers-go-down--and-needs-topeight-finish-to-land-bonus-10354655.html]West Ham co-chairman David Sullivan has revealed Slaven Bilic will be dismissed with no pay-off if the Hammers drop out of the Premier League this season.
The former Croatia international coach was named as Sam Allardyce's successor earlier this month on a three-year deal, returning to the club he played for 54 times during the mid-90s.
Sullivan openly revealed the new manager was not West Ham's first choice with Rafa Benitez, David Moyes, Carlo Ancelotti, Unai Emery and Jurgen Klopp all linked to the post, but offered the job to Bilic after the 46-year-old agreed to strict terms.
"Slaven knows what is expected of him. He gets no bonus unless we finish top eight or above. He has accepted that," Sullivan said.
"We also insisted he agrees to being sacked with no pay-off if we get relegated.
"If he utterly fails, it's his responsibility. But Bilic sees this as his big chance and has an amazingly positive attitude."
Sullivan added: "We spoke to several coaches ahead of Slaven and had everything sorted out with Rafa.
"Then he got a call from Real Madrid and called to say sorry but he was going there, as it was his dream.
"But Slaven should not feel bad that he wasn't first choice. In fact, he has told us he will prove he should have been. You can't argue with that."[/article]
April 2014
[article=http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2610519/David-Moyes-compensation-capped-5m-Champions-League-failure.html]David Moyes will receive no more than £5million in compensation after being sacked by Manchester United due to a clause in his contract.
The former Everton boss lasted just 10 months of his six-year contract and, as a result of a terrible season for last year's Premier League winners, Moyes will be feeling the financial effect.
An 'ejector seat' clause in his contract, inserted in case United failed to qualify for the Champions League next season, limits his compensation to no more than 12 months of salary.
The Scot was relieved of his duties by chief executive Ed Woodward at an early morning meeting at the club's Carrington training ground on Tuesday with more than five years left on his £5m-a-year deal.
Moyes has overseen the club's worst ever Premier League season, and Old Trafford bosses decided enough was enough after a dire 2-0 defeat by Everton on Sunday.
Ryan Giggs took over as interim boss until the end of the season, and Louis Van Gaal is among the leading candidates to be in the hot seat at the start of the next campaign.[/article]
Bonus wise, yeah - especially for those who manage to save the club from relegation. Looks like 'exit' clauses could be the norm too.
[article=http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/west-ham-boss-slaven-bilic-will-be-sacked-with-no-payoff-if-hammers-go-down--and-needs-topeight-finish-to-land-bonus-10354655.html]West Ham co-chairman David Sullivan has revealed Slaven Bilic will be dismissed with no pay-off if the Hammers drop out of the Premier League this season.
The former Croatia international coach was named as Sam Allardyce's successor earlier this month on a three-year deal, returning to the club he played for 54 times during the mid-90s.
Sullivan openly revealed the new manager was not West Ham's first choice with Rafa Benitez, David Moyes, Carlo Ancelotti, Unai Emery and Jurgen Klopp all linked to the post, but offered the job to Bilic after the 46-year-old agreed to strict terms.
"Slaven knows what is expected of him. He gets no bonus unless we finish top eight or above. He has accepted that," Sullivan said.
"We also insisted he agrees to being sacked with no pay-off if we get relegated.
"If he utterly fails, it's his responsibility. But Bilic sees this as his big chance and has an amazingly positive attitude."
Sullivan added: "We spoke to several coaches ahead of Slaven and had everything sorted out with Rafa.
"Then he got a call from Real Madrid and called to say sorry but he was going there, as it was his dream.
"But Slaven should not feel bad that he wasn't first choice. In fact, he has told us he will prove he should have been. You can't argue with that."[/article]
April 2014
[article=http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2610519/David-Moyes-compensation-capped-5m-Champions-League-failure.html]David Moyes will receive no more than £5million in compensation after being sacked by Manchester United due to a clause in his contract.
The former Everton boss lasted just 10 months of his six-year contract and, as a result of a terrible season for last year's Premier League winners, Moyes will be feeling the financial effect.
An 'ejector seat' clause in his contract, inserted in case United failed to qualify for the Champions League next season, limits his compensation to no more than 12 months of salary.
The Scot was relieved of his duties by chief executive Ed Woodward at an early morning meeting at the club's Carrington training ground on Tuesday with more than five years left on his £5m-a-year deal.
Moyes has overseen the club's worst ever Premier League season, and Old Trafford bosses decided enough was enough after a dire 2-0 defeat by Everton on Sunday.
Ryan Giggs took over as interim boss until the end of the season, and Louis Van Gaal is among the leading candidates to be in the hot seat at the start of the next campaign.[/article]
