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History shows that most players ( probably over 80%) choose to stay with their club on less money than they could get by moving clubs. Mateship, success, club loyalty, and being forever part of a football family still means much to many. Comparing it to working in a factory or accountancy is misleading.
Yes at times. But when the contract on the table is substantially higher than the current one what do you do. I dont believe individuals working for any organisation put the organisation first.. (still plays a big part of course). Thomas moved to Carlton on a big packet.. and he saw an opportunity for a 500k salary after footy to sit at a desk at visy for 2hrs a week ala chris judd giving everyone the impression he gives a s... you seem to think that football clubs are all about loyalty mateship family etc and that 80% of players stay a clubs for that reason.. why do 80% of players stay at the same club? bc 80% of players wouldnt get much more leaving their current clubs anyhow. 20% of the other players are marquee.. and if theyre not paid enough at their current clubs and are offered big bucks elsewhere the mere fact that theyre are contemplating a move goes agst your theory.