Does'nt need to work with the payout he is getting
Aston Villa face having to hand Paul Lambert a staggering compensation package of up to £10million after sacking him.
Villa pulled the trigger on Lambert on Wednesday night, despite the Scot only signing a new four-year deal in September worth nearly £3m a year.
And the Midlands club, who slipped into the Premier League's bottom three on Tuesday with defeat in a six-pointer at Hull, are in line to pay 45-year-old Lambert an astonishing pay-out.
MirrorSport understands his original deal, after joining in June 2012 from Norwich, was worth well over £2m.
It did not include a compensation clause, which meant payment in full if ended early.
His new deal, which included a pay-rise after he stayed loyal when owner Randy Lerner put the club up for sale last year, is believed to be structured the same way.