Measuring your own success...

[TheBhoyBroon]

While negotiating a new contract with my board earlier I started thinking about what actually counts as a measure of your success as a manager.

I mean, it's easy enough to say, "it's how many league titles & cups you've won" but really, it's easier to win certain trophies in certain leagues i.e. winning the SPL is easier than winning the EPL for example.

My point though is, is your success measured by how much money you yourself earn? I mean, the board will only allow you to increase your own wages if you've been deemed successful enough through your career.

So surely, assuming you're a good few seasons into your game, if you've went from earning around £2,500k p/w to earning £20,000k p/w you've clearly made some headway in your management career.

Any thoughts?

 

[Geordie_Gooner]

As Desrae once stated

"Money dont make my world go round...I'm reaching out to a higher ground." Poetic.

 

[mcsmokey_2k9]

i had a £20,000 contract to £57,000 is that ood

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good*

 

[nickoh_lvp]

i had £20,000 contract in birmingham, and they gave me a £200,000 contract

 

[Luis Aragones Legacy]

which arises the question ''when looking at the hall of fame,is an SPL title worth the same than a liga or premiership title?'' if its about money I just signed a 5 year contract with madrid for like 7.5m euros a year

 

[TheBhoyBroon]

Well I manage mostly in the SPL and no, I wouldn't say an SPL title should count for as much as a Premiership or La Liga one should. (I dont know the points difference between them.)