Strategy Salary cap space. 20/21
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- Jan 17, 2013
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North could not have more space.
I'd imagine they have some of the biggest yearly contracts in the league. As in Martin and McGovern types who get paid a normal ish contract salary but a lot in one year. Same with Cripps.
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For starters, I'd guess north has more room than the blues.
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What is jack Martin on for year 2?
Well as of now that they're adding Williams and Saad, but they've clearly had a lot of room to add in those 2 on inflated figures. Only clearing Kreuzer and Simpson really out of senior players compared to 8 or 9 from North, so you'd expect North to have more now.
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Carlton paying 105 per cent of salary cap
Blues using AFL's "banking" system to maximise player payments and create room to bolster future list.
Year 1 - probably around 1.1mil (precovid)
Year 2 - 900k
3-5: 1 mil total
Not sure what happens post covid having lost a big chunk of that first year frontload.
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Not sure, but can't imagine it's much higher than $500k or so
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Gold Coast recruit Jack Martin, who is contracted on close to $1 million this year and nearly $2 million over the first two seasons
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Perhaps that is related to the McGovern rumour
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Geelong had more cap room than I was expecting.
They got dangerfield for ~800k a year, most other teams would be paying players of that caliber 1 million plus. They’ve got a lot of good players but I can’t see any of them being on huge salaries. Selwood and Hawkins would surely be on lower than market rate contracts at this point of their careers. Duncan and Stewart would be on decent coin but apart from that I’d struggle to think of anyone at geelong that would be over 500k a year
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Im sure there is a few. But they have a lot of older players who are retiring or would be on reduced coin.
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100% of TPP - Will Schofield and the couple of guys who were de-listed. So I'd say we'd have about 5-6% available right now. Hurn and Kennedy re-signed so possibly their contracts are lower than they were for this year. Complete mystery really.
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