You’re over thinking it. Whether Askarov wins it or Saros loses it is semantics and has no bearing in what I’m trying to say. My point is, no matter how we get there, when Saros is getting paid, the leeway for Askarov to have an off night is going to be very short. They’ll revert back to Saros even if he’s been dogshit simply BECAUSE, and only because, of his contract. So, yes, again, the contract plays a huuuuge part in this and Saros will probably be given a wayyy bigger chance to be utter dogshit to lose the job.