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They approached Pochetino for a pay cut due to corona I hope he says no

https://www.skysports.com/football/news ... us-pay-cut

But despite the departure just over four months ago, Pochettino and the rest of his backroom team are still being paid by the club as part of the severance package

Bigpokey24 wrote:They approached Pochetino for a pay cut due to corona I hope he says no

https://www.skysports.com/football/news ... us-pay-cut

But despite the departure just over four months ago, Pochettino and the rest of his backroom team are still being paid by the club as part of the severance package

That Levi chap is a right jerk.

Bigpokey24 wrote:They approached Pochetino for a pay cut due to corona I hope he says no

https://www.skysports.com/football/news ... us-pay-cut

But despite the departure just over four months ago, Pochettino and the rest of his backroom team are still being paid by the club as part of the severance package

This is normal. And anyone who has run a business will tell you this. In this climate where profits and even revenue has vanished like willy willy, all businesses are looking for ways to cut down on expenditure. So, if it is true, making an offer to Poch is a very responsible move. Its up to Poch to accept of decline the offer.

danfo driver wrote:

Bigpokey24 wrote:They approached Pochetino for a pay cut due to corona I hope he says no

https://www.skysports.com/football/news ... us-pay-cut

But despite the departure just over four months ago, Pochettino and the rest of his backroom team are still being paid by the club as part of the severance package

This is normal. And anyone who has run a business will tell you this. In this climate where profits and even revenue has vanished like willy willy, all businesses are looking for ways to cut down on expenditure. So, if it is true, making an offer to Poch is a very responsible move. Its up to Poch to accept of decline the offer.

This is a joke right?

So you retire or resign and you've signed the dotted line and your old employer approaches you to change the terms. Tell us how that worked out.

danfo driver wrote:

Bigpokey24 wrote:They approached Pochetino for a pay cut due to corona I hope he says no

https://www.skysports.com/football/news ... us-pay-cut

But despite the departure just over four months ago, Pochettino and the rest of his backroom team are still being paid by the club as part of the severance package

This is normal. And anyone who has run a business will tell you this. In this climate where profits and even revenue has vanished like willy willy, all businesses are looking for ways to cut down on expenditure. So, if it is true, making an offer to Poch is a very responsible move. Its up to Poch to accept of decline the offer.

So changing signed contracts is the norm...spurs are in the wrong 100%

Bigpokey24 wrote:

danfo driver wrote:

Bigpokey24 wrote:They approached Pochetino for a pay cut due to corona I hope he says no

https://www.skysports.com/football/news ... us-pay-cut

But despite the departure just over four months ago, Pochettino and the rest of his backroom team are still being paid by the club as part of the severance package

This is normal. And anyone who has run a business will tell you this. In this climate where profits and even revenue has vanished like willy willy, all businesses are looking for ways to cut down on expenditure. So, if it is true, making an offer to Poch is a very responsible move. Its up to Poch to accept of decline the offer.

So changing signed contracts is the norm...spurs are in the wrong 100%

They are not forcing him to accept but ask with this COVID19 all business is suffering.

Bigpokey24 wrote:

danfo driver wrote:

Bigpokey24 wrote:They approached Pochetino for a pay cut due to corona I hope he says no

https://www.skysports.com/football/news ... us-pay-cut

But despite the departure just over four months ago, Pochettino and the rest of his backroom team are still being paid by the club as part of the severance package

This is normal. And anyone who has run a business will tell you this. In this climate where profits and even revenue has vanished like willy willy, all businesses are looking for ways to cut down on expenditure. So, if it is true, making an offer to Poch is a very responsible move. Its up to Poch to accept of decline the offer.

So changing signed contracts is the norm...spurs are in the wrong 100%

While the times are abnormal, discussing the possibility is normal. After all, your mortgage company, insurance companies and car dealerships are all accepting telephone calls from customers/clients who would love to discuss the possibility of changing their signed contracts. These are abnormal times.