Yes, I read them back when the article came out. Those accounts sound exactly like what one would expect when they work for a sports enterprise where jobs are few and far between and people tend to work for less because of the benefit of having a sports franchise on your resume and in your experience. It helps you at the bar when you're single as well, ;D The complaints sound like those from people who have a bit of a disconnect between what a sports job is like and what its like to work at Apple. Anyone here know what the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders make and what their job is like?
That settles it- bunch of womyn's soccer worshipping equalists there. Totally should be ignored and bring back my buddy Jay.
Definitely now as well. I know people who quit to be able to spend some time with their families, and now are contracting back at Apple at almost the same rate but at less than 40 hours a week.
That's what happens when you have the same guys in control of an organization over multiple decades. It's run like a dictatorship, democracy and equal rights simply do not exist. The USSF need to clean house like the Olympics did many years ago.
https://www.espn.com/soccer/united-...-in-2018-ex-uswnt-boss-jill-ellis-well-behind The surprise is 3G at a million in his first year and JK only at 1.4 at the would be end of an 8th year. Jay def didn’t have anything to do with that.
I think it would add perspective to compare what each coach made against other coaches they coached against. Was Ellis payed less than other coaches on the women's side? How did Klinsman's salary compare to others around 10-30 on the men's side. It is interesting to compare with each other but if Ellis is going to get payed what the men's French national team coach is making then I wonder if she'd have gotten hired in the first place or would a coach who had a better resume (yes on the men's national team or club side) have been hired? And a great question would be would a men's really good to great club coach do well with the best women's national team?
Those are great points and tbh I’m not interested in the women’s side and if she was paid equally to the men’s side. I’m more focused on 3Gs salary being so high for absolutely no reason. No one was clamoring to pay him that other than his brother. I mean COO who had no voice in the process. There no conflict of interest there.
That's a fair question. How much is Tata making for Mexico? If GB is making a lot more it supports your point. If GB is making the same or less then meh.
Id argue if he’s making the same it’s a mistake. He hasn’t been as success as Tata in the MLS let alone the rest of the world. He also doesn’t come with a wealth of experience in the international game. And people wanted Tata. He had options. That drives up cost. Gregg didn’t have options. Other national teams weren’t knocking on the door. Clubs around the world weren’t knocking on the door. Maybe a lateral MLS move for money (no clue what they make). His salary comes off as a gross overpayment. I wish we had more info to contextualize it but they won’t be given the benefit of the doubt.
Four year $8.8 million dollar contract, so $2.2 million per year. Considering their respective contributions, Tata is a bargain.
$2.2M for Tata with the USMNT would have been worth every penny and then some. Wasn't Klinsmann making something like $3M for putting his team on the field in a 3-5-2 against Mexico in November 2016 when the team had never practiced in that formation before?
The last year of his contract paid him out 1.4 million so no he wasn’t. That was the last year of what would have been 8 years. Gregg in year 1 is over 1 million. Like JK or not he’d done significantly more in the coaching world prior to that second contract. Gregg got his brother to hook him up.
pulled from the article posted above: Klinsmann earned $1.475 million, the final payout for the five-year contract he signed in December of 2013, even though he was fired in November of 2016.