Register a free account today to become a member of the world's largest Rugby League discussion forum! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
Rosters do it all the time with third party deals, cars, nearby beach, every club has their selling points This will be PNGs
No they won't, if you offer David fafita 3.3 million then that's what's on the cap, regardless of what he actually pockets after tax, players will see a better reason to sign up, but its not a higher salary cap, if you sign up with the broncos or titans, that contract is higher due to the cost of living compared to a contract in Sydney, but its the sane amount coming off the cap
The danger for the clubs is losing their backup options to PNG. Teams need depth to make a serious tilt at the premiership. Injuries and Origin cruel teams that have no depth.
Like any new expansion club will drain the talent pool
But he'll have to pay tax on that if he plays for one of the existing 17 clubs. If V'landys' proposal goes through then Fafita will pocket far more money by playing for PNG.
If the junior development in PNG is well nurtured then it could provide a huge influx of players for all NRL clubs.
Yeah no shit... that's the carrot, but it's the same amount other clubs are offering, on their salary cap
There's no way the other clubs will agree to it.
If the pathways in PNG produce enough talent then it will benefit the other clubs.
Watch... it would a very dumb person to back against PVL
And yet the same dopes keep doing it time and again
He would need to offer them something in return.
Post non pay-wall please?And its back on:
Inside the Magic Round meetings that saved PNG’s NRL bid from collapse
If the bid to establish an NRL franchise in PNG is successful next month, discussions inside Suncorp Stadium’s Chairman’s Room will be remembered for saving it.www.smh.com.au
