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Originally Posted by Cowboy89
Depending on the agreement he has for this, a 'financial stake' could also mean that in addition to sharing in the profits of the club, he would also share in the 'losses' as well. To my understanding the Stamps have really been in 'break-even/small loss' territory the past few years. Therefore the 'financial stake' could actually be a risk-management/incentive technique for the club as they effectively would be paying him less if they're losing money. Should they make money, which most likely is a result of on-field sucess, it would be rewarding him.
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I understand that. I think that it's a bit premature to offer a new headcoach such an option. It looks desperate - like the Stamps are overcorrecting for hiring Higgins.
But, youre right, it could be a motivating factor... but I hope a head coach wouldnt need one.