- Feb 8, 2007
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The way you framed the statement suggests that because he's being payed so much, he is automatically going to get results. Thats' the not the case and so your statement bears no relevance.Its pretty simple actually. As the guardian of our club, does Levy believe Jose's performance as the manager of the team is commensurate with his remuneration? The nature of remuneration is almost always linked to skills, experience and performance. So his salary IS relevant when gauging his performance, because we can benchmark him against other managers who are paid less.
Even if you disagree, does my answer make sense?
Let me ask you in return - would you be more forgiving if Mourinho was doing the job for £1 million a year rather than £15 (which isn't even the amount he's being paid as that amount includes a shedload of performance bonuses)?