Geelong attempted to avoid salary cap with Tim Kelly

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It's not "attempting to cheat" if they asked and the AFL allowed it.
It would be "attempting to cheat" if they tried to sneak it through on a hidden deal and were then found out.

They tried to sneak it through by suggesting a footballer doesn't have enough money to support his family, and they were denied because it's ridiculous
 
They tried to sneak it through by suggesting a footballer doesn't have enough money to support his family, and they were denied because it's ridiculous

That’s not cheating.
 

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OP needs to get out a thesaurus and find a word that actually applies in this situation.
but "Geelong attempted to help Tim Kelly get further assistance for his disabled children" won't help the OP try to troll Geelong
 
I wouldnt think its an issue asking the question. AT least they were upfront about it with the afl rather than brown paper bag it under the table
 

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So Geelong tried to ask the AFL to pay Tim Kelly, a rich footballer, more money outside the salary cap to keep him, because apparently he didn't have enough money to support his disabled children.

How is this acceptable? And why the hell would a player set to earn $700,000+ per year need more money outside the cap to look after his kids? That's ridiculous.
Seriously mate?? He was on minimum wage plus match payments up until yesterday!! read the whole thing properly
 
Seriously mate?? He was on minimum wage plus match payments up until yesterday!! read the whole thing properly

To be fair, there were reports Geelong were offering a decent 1 year contract for this year. If true, I don't think Geelong would have reneged on that offer after the 2018 trade period didn't answer his wish to return home.

 
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Seriously mate?? He was on minimum wage plus match payments up until yesterday!! read the whole thing properly

Is there anything preventing a club adjusting a second year player's contract to make him earn more money inside the salary cap?
 
Hence Geelong "attempted to cheat" the salary cap. You aren't allowed to pay players outside the salary cap. The AFL told them to get stuffed.
No, attempting to cheat would be attempting to pay the extra after the AFL said no or not asking the AFL in the first place an attempting to pay.
Is it really that hard to understand?
 

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