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Norm Smith Medallist
- Feb 14, 2017
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Every club cheats the cap.
What do you mean? What sort of cheating?
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Every club cheats the cap.
Garland has retired, so he has foregone his 2018 playing contract. I am sure the AFL will check that his coaching contract dollars are in the ballpark for rookie coaching staff.
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What do you mean? What sort of cheating?
It might be easier if you go get involved with your local footy club, then you will understand.What do you mean? What sort of cheating?
It might be easier if you go get involved with your local footy club, then you will understand.
Lets just say there are ways to pay players (directly or indirectly) without putting it on the books.Come on Deep Throat, don't be so bashful;
I`m too old to rejoin a footy club, and too old to meet you in an underground car park
What's the skinny?
Lets just say there are ways to pay players (directly or indirectly) without putting it on the books.
So peanuts like you keep saying...That is how disingenuous this deal was - do you expect Buddy to serve out his full contract? The whole thing was a farce - and based on current inablility to win a flag, will continue to hurt club by way of the loss of top line players to fit this bloke in.
And pay them as ambassadors of his companyWell known fact Frank Costa would gift houses to Geelong players after they retired
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A ban on trading players who wanted to leave?
Interesting.
Yep, you should not have been allowed back into the draft from trading players. They should have been allowed to walk for free as DFAs given the breach by EFC of their employment contracts.
Whilst the AFL made this rule up on the fly it makes sense. From what I understand the rule applies to any player signed as a restricted free agent (not just Buddy) to deter clubs from signing players to contracts they have no intention of honoring, but knowing the club with matching rights would never match.The AFL added a clause to Buddy's contract specifying that his salary would be retained within the cap regardless of whether he played out his full 9 years. That's not the case for any other player contract within the league, but when you derail the AFL's attempts to manipulate the competition you're going to cop penalties (see: trade ban).
Every club has supporters who do work for free, who know of a good deal happening somewhere, know a local butcher who can sort you out, can get you a gig on the Footy Show etc etc
So how about that $500k outside of the cap for Weller
Then either don't comment or learn how to google.I don't know much about Garland's coaching prowess/ability
And waste one of the AFL's premier forwards?I would love to put Ty Vickery on our coaching staff in 2018
The AFL can just pay Lynch directly as an ambassador, just like they did with Ablett; no scare tactics required.The AFL scare off clubs interested in Lynch from Gold Coast by suggesting brown paper bag payments to keep him.
I read they were able to bank salary cap credits from when their players were suspended.What's with Essendon's sallary cap space this year?
Yeah mate, keep up the great work.It feels like it us sometimes up to BF and fans to keep some of this bullshit in check
BF - keeping the bastards honest????
Apparantly the AFL are paying him a extra $500k outside of the cap for “marketing”Elaborate?
Nominating yourself with a high price to get to a club through the PSD is a punk move...... but at the time I think everyone thought St Kilda were being hit by the karma bus. Will never understand why Ball was on the bench in the second half of 2009 GF
That's because a decade long contract for a 26/27 year old is a bit suss. Never going to play the full 9 years.
Breach of employment contracts?
Interesting again. Pls detail...
As did the old wife working in the office 1 day a weekPlayer vs clubs financial disputes / settlements are gross. As when Lloyd and Hird both sold their domain names to EFC for a profit of 250 grand a piece in 2000, intentionally to relieve salary cap pressure.
It annoys me a bit that the media never talk or investigate this stuff.
The Vissy deal with Judd stunk from day one, but it took years for the AFL to actually admit it and change the rules.