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LOL and as an ex player he can do what he wants.Yes, that’s been my point the entire time. I’m glad it only took you about 12 posts to get it.
Maybe you'll understand that one day.
LOL and as an ex player he can do what he wants.Yes, that’s been my point the entire time. I’m glad it only took you about 12 posts to get it.
Dunno but I doubt Souths have a million dollars to throw away.You seem pretty sensible Pommy (for a Souffs fan). You seriously think Inglis is foregoing over $1M?
If GI is working for Souths in any capacity paid or unpaid during the contract length it needs to be included in cap .
I see posts about his contract not back ended , but would he have stayed at Souths on same money at time of signing contract if was for one year and had same offer for more years at another club. NO so they still got benefit of him playing and fact that he will still be employed by the same organisation he has retired playing during the contract period is a rort and fact that NRL will also pay him is a bigger rort during this period considering the character reference given and he is going out with a NRL staffer
Also I guarantee if there was no job for him during this contract period he would not have retired but would have taken time off get the shoulder right and he ready for the finals
Yeah the logic of foregoing 1.5 million for 300 000.This thread has no place for that type of logic mate
Was his contract paid out?Peter Wallace's wages weren't excluded from the salary cap, he did the honourable thing and ran water instead.
Yeah the logic of foregoing 1.5 million for 300 000.
Yeah the logic of foregoing 1.5 million for 300 000.
Meh I can remember the NRL topping up fittler and John's contracts.If GI is working for Souths in any capacity paid or unpaid during the contract length it needs to be included in cap .
I see posts about his contract not back ended , but would he have stayed at Souths on same money at time of signing contract if was for one year and had same offer for more years at another club. NO so they still got benefit of him playing and fact that he will still be employed by the same organisation he has retired playing during the contract period is a rort and fact that NRL will also pay him is a bigger rort during this period considering the character reference given and he is going out with a NRL staffer
Also I guarantee if there was no job for him during this contract period he would not have retired but would have taken time off get the shoulder right and he ready for the finals
LOL... .Is the same as 1.5 million over 18 months.a $300kpa job for 5 years
yes he sure is missing out
Because its Souths and Inglis.I don’t see what the problem with the Inglis situation is? The guy had a playing contract, retires and is given a job. Where is the issue?
Robbie Farah on the other hand, was moved on from Wests with a promise of a job after he retires. The clincher here is that is he is bought back to the club on a supposed low value playing contract with the promise of a job still on the table.
It’s chalk and cheese.
Well he's not playing anymore is he?But you want us to believe he is foregoing 1.5 million for $0.
Above unlike the scenarios with Manly and Tigers situations that have been raised.where there appeared distortion of payments over time to cover salary cap.
Third , Souths are not making insurance claim to cover GI injuries and not making any lump sum contract payouts to GI. GI retires , contract payment stops, GI starts new roles and new payments start. Souths/ GI have handled this in a way which supports GI unfulfilled and unpaid contract money to be excluded for Souths 2019/2020 cap. Up to NRL to ratify , however Souths / GI have to be commended for their approach.
Because its Souths and Inglis.
Dunno but I doubt Souths have a million dollars to throw away.
Stewart, Matai and Inglis all retired the same way. Under contract, body in tatters, had had enough. Not the way i want it, but its the way it is and has been for years.LOL well not as stupid as someone who wants players salary in their caps who are no longer playing or getting paid.
Which was as dumb then as it is now
The salary cap is purely a mechanism to ensure one team doesn’t field a significantly better team than the other based on market values as the objective marker.
It is not for ensuring legal contractual obligations are met.
It’s not for monitoring the holistic financial operations of a football business (outside the on field team)
If a player is retired and there is no plan for him to play again and includes a full season there is no reason to not allow that cap space to be filled (my outlook is GI should be counted in the cap this year having played, but not next year)
You’re defending dumb decisions for a gotcha moment. You should be looking for the common sense solution that will create a better precedent for all teams, because there is always the chance your team ends up in the same position at some point.
I don’t see what the problem with the Inglis situation is? The guy had a playing contract, retires and is given a job. Where is the issue?
Robbie Farah on the other hand, was moved on from Wests with a promise of a job after he retires. The clincher here is that is he is bought back to the club on a supposed low value playing contract with the promise of a job still on the table.
It’s chalk and cheese.
Stewart, Matai and Inglis all retired the same way. Under contract, body in tatters, had had enough. Not the way i want it, but its the way it is and has been for years.
His team WAS IN THAT POSITION last year!!! And nobody other than us Manly supporters gave a shite back then. Now shoes on the Rabbits foot and it's all wah wah, bsbsbsbs, change the rules! unfair unfair unfair!
Look at Manlys backline - other than Turbo, it's barely NRL standard. Players of quality have come on the market in the last 2 years and we haven't been able to offer anything because Snake, Matai and Myles were still on the SCap.
Bunnies turn to feel that hurt. Change the rules for future retirements by all means, I completely agree. But to change them to suit a club and player is rediculous, bias and unjust.