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Yes but would have been paid more per year if on a shorter deal. That’s the point.Both are hugely overpaid on a per year basis in and extracted long deals too.
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Yes but would have been paid more per year if on a shorter deal. That’s the point.Both are hugely overpaid on a per year basis in and extracted long deals too.
With a name of treeman are you Leith ForrestSo Leith Forrest will be working alongside Rowie for the fiveaa sports show as he can panel operate.
Bickley had his final day on Friday but will still be doing special comments for the footy.
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..He’s pretty good at that oneWith a name of treeman are you Leith Forrest..
on a separate note, my highlight of AA is when Blakey takes off Pilko!
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Yes but would have been paid more per year if on a shorter deal. That’s the point.
ESS continue to make us look elite ...
They were going to withhold 9% of the players wages for the monthNot opening what have they done.
Why?They were going to withhold 9% of the players wages for the month
That's a reeeeeeeeeeeeally bad look
November is the first month of the new contract year.It looks like they've done what Joe Public might do which is just look at the headline and run with that. Then they've applied that flawed premise to the last payment of this year maybe. Or is November the first payment of next year's contract period? Either way, it looks clear that each player needs to be looked at individually.
What's really poor is that any accountant worth their salt could get copies of the 45 contracts and apply the AFL rules to each in about half a day.
Wow. Is that just massive cost cutting?So Leith Forrest will be working alongside Rowie for the fiveaa sports show as he can panel operate.
Bickley had his final day on Friday but will still be doing special comments for the footy.
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Got that'll be horrible listeningWow. Is that just massive cost cutting?
The show will basically be Rowe with the occasional bit from Leith.
yep. The fall will be swift.Got that'll be horrible listening
We already had precious little sports radio that's worth listening to in this town.yep. The fall will be swift.
Is there any?We already had precious little sports radio that's worth listening to in this town.
So is this from the AFL.That's a reeeeeeeeeeeeally bad look
“The advice from the AFL is to just back-end contracts to get under the cap. Fine. We will have 18 Collingwoods next year with everyone forced to push the problem down the road,” said one list manager who wanted to remain anonymous.
“We have worked for years to get our cap under control and keep it under control – as have other clubs – and the AFL advice is to blow it up again.
“We traded in good faith for draft picks that we may not be able to use because they announced these cuts after the trade period and the reality is we may not be able to bring in as many players.”
The AFL has told clubs that a player cutting their salary by 8.5 per cent next year can recoup 5 per cent of that cut the following year when the salary cap is hoped to normalise back to the pre-COVID levels.
One list manager said it was misleading to say reduced list sizes off-set the size of the salary cap cut.
While the reduced salary cap is spread among fewer players the clubs say it is only the lowest-paid players who were cut from lists and so the clubs’ players wage bill only reduced by about $80,000 per player.
The league has mandated new draftee’s wages will be cut by 10 per cent.
So is this from the AFL.
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AFL creates '18 Collingwoods' telling clubs to back end contracts
Irate AFL clubs have warned there will be “18 Collingwoods” forced into back-ending contracts to get under the reduced salary cap next year.www.theage.com.au
..ESS continue to make us look elite ...
Wow. Is that just massive cost cutting?
The show will basically be Rowe with the occasional bit from Leith.
Gil making the hard decisions again... not.Classic AFL