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This is surreal. I never imagined I'd feel this way about my club.
I still think the NRL determined that all our TPA's have to be included in the salary cap, which is the only reason that we are now over the salary cap for this year, just yesterday and they informed the club of this at 7.30am this morning. Before then I believe the club still believed it was under the cap, which to be honest they probably had every right to believe at the time.
Sharpy and his mates are incompetent fools, but I think they were genuine in what they said.
Do we save anything if the five members do the honerable thing??? Is there any benefit or advantage???
Who do you think would fund the football team if it wasn't funded by the PLC?
This is surreal. I never imagined I'd feel this way about my club.
You can be over the cap today through the total sum of your top 25 player contracts being more than the salary cap which you are obliged to pay. You can be under the cap tomorrow by negotiating releases of those players and their contracts and then replacing them with much cheaper players.
It aint rocket science
Maybe sharp didn't understand the term, 'arms length'.
One of these days someone is going to explain to me how we can be both under the cap and over the cap in the same year.
Yes. So he says.Even if we are cap compliant???
Toddles says unless they go we can't get points. f**k him.
It's all about whether TPAs are counted under the cap.
Well, the alternate is some form of private ownership. But obviously that comes with its own issues, and there would need to be covenants in any such deal fixing the base of the club etc. However, I can't imagine in what sense it could be worse than what we've copped for some time. The very fact that f**kwits (well meaning or otherwise) can 'take over' effective control of an NRL franchise by playing silly buggers at the AGM of a registered club should make the source of our current problems pretty obvious. And I'm not anti-Sharp or anyone in particular.
The only thing that matters about the cap is that you spend less than x amount of dollars on players for that season.Day 1 - TPAs are not considered part of our salary cap
Day 2 - NRL determines that TPAs are to be considered part of our salary cap.
Day 3 and beyond - Players who are part our salary cap on both Day 1 and 2 are for a multitude of reasons (Watmough retires, Morgan goes to Melbourne) no longer part of our salary cap.
Yep. I can handle 50 point floggings, I can handle wooden spoons, i can handle choking in big games, I can handle 30 years of nothing but I can not cop cheating!
I still think the NRL determined that all our TPA's have to be included in the salary cap, which is the only reason that we are now over the salary cap for this year, just yesterday and they informed the club of this at 7.30am this morning. Before then I believe the club still believed it was under the cap, which to be honest they probably had every right to believe at the time.
Sharpy and his mates are incompetent fools, but I think they were genuine in what they said.
Yep. I can handle 50 point floggings, I can handle wooden spoons, i can handle choking in big games, I can handle 30 years of nothing but I can not cop cheating!
i want the club to expose the salary cap as the farce it is
It's not rocket science. Unless we've already paid out $7.25 million or whatever, we're not over the cap. We're only projected to go over the cap. Given we have until mid season to change the roster, it's impossible to say for sure how much we will spend on players in 2016.
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