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What stood out from yesterday's AFL announcement was the change to the salary cap rules. A club paying 95% of the cap one year, would be allowed to pay up to 105% the following year. Without reading through the fine print of the rule, I am not sure how quick a club would have to get back to within 100%, but it doesn't change the fact this rule change could have major ramifications. A club like ours (are we still paying 95 or are we now up to 100% ?) could all of a sudden bring in two quality players from other clubs or one star player.
Would be interesting if we are bold enough to try to capitilise on our relatively healthy position on the premiership clock.
Would be interesting if we are bold enough to try to capitilise on our relatively healthy position on the premiership clock.

