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The keeping some aside in the hope that the Warriors released him for 2012 makes perfect sense. Effectively the Roosters only spent $4.1m ($4.4m - $300k) of their 2012 cap, but wasn't what I was querying.
The article clearly states that the Roosters were able to keep a significant proportion of Maloney's 2013 salary in the previous year's cap.
Now you say that the Roosters haven't paid anything to Maloney for 2012 (and nor should they have been able to given he was contracted to another club). And as far as I know, clubs can't "average out their cap" (so if they underspend one year, they can over spend the following. In fact the Eels floated that in relation to Izzy, and it was rejected), so it matters little that the Roosters had left money under their cap in 2012 because that season is done and dusted.
All of which still has me at a loss as to how any part of Maloney's 2013 salary can be included in Roosters 2012 cap.
Schubert needs to go
He is the problem