Player Watch #44 Sydney Stack

[Calcium Man]

Can’t train until 1st December under the rules if approved by afl

Facts are for others, not Shazza or Trump

 

[Sir_Loin]

Facts are for others, not Shazza or Trump

Both on fire at the moment

 

[Tiges1229]

Wasnt at training this morning

its all media beatup. wont come

He’s at home with Relton Roberts eating burgers and drinking beers

 

[Bojangles17]

Can’t commerce training until Dec 1st , same as mav Weller

 

[Shazza_]

Can’t train until 1st December under the rules if approved by afl

they wont approve imo

 

[Wacky Tiger]

they wont approve imo

Why wouldnt they?

 

[This Is Anfield]

He’s at home with Relton Roberts eating burgers and drinking beers

rfctiger74 as Relton's confidant, can you confirm or deny?

 

[Ned_Flanders]

rfctiger74 as Relton's confidant, can you confirm or deny?

Lies

He isn't worthy yet to share from the Keg of Relton

 

[rowlingsdevsqd]

He’s at home with Relton Roberts eating burgers and drinking beers

Could be worse


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[Bojangles17]

they wont approve imo

So despite being eligible under the new rule , you still don’t think they’ll approve,,,,why not ?

To be eligible for the new rookie-list places, players must have previously nominated for the NAB AFL Draft, or had previously been on the list of an AFL club.

 

[CaptchaProofBot]

if planets align, will play against Swans, straight onto Callum Mills....Stack's on the Mills !!!

 

[mad_tiggy911]

Stack hat.

 

[Hank Heavenly]

I wonder what the deal is here while the kid is over here training.
I assume he won't have an income (being a kid I doubt he has had a job that allows him that much annual leave)
So are the club allowed to finance a player thats not on the list yet?
If they are not on the list, it surely can't count until the player is on our list.

2 good things not to officially sign him up until march, 1 is to make him work as hard as possible and earn his spot, second could be to help set him up initially with accommodation and small finance that wouldn't come under the salary cap. And by accommodation I don't mean Troy Taylor expectation of housing, but to get him living with the Hardwicks or another Richmond family to look after him.

 

[Barnard]

I wonder what the deal is here while the kid is over here training.
I assume he won't have an income (being a kid I doubt he has had a job that allows him that much annual leave)
So are the club allowed to finance a player thats not on the list yet?
If they are not on the list, it surely can't count until the player is on our list.

2 good things not to officially sign him up until march, 1 is to make him work as hard as possible and earn his spot, second could be to help set him up initially with accommodation and small finance that wouldn't come under the salary cap. And by accommodation I don't mean Troy Taylor expectation of housing, but to get him living with the Hardwicks or another Richmond family to look after him.

it has been reported in a western Australian paper that he will live with the Hardwicks.

 

[THE_GUN]

I wonder what the deal is here while the kid is over here training.
I assume he won't have an income (being a kid I doubt he has had a job that allows him that much annual leave)
So are the club allowed to finance a player thats not on the list yet?
If they are not on the list, it surely can't count until the player is on our list.

2 good things not to officially sign him up until march, 1 is to make him work as hard as possible and earn his spot, second could be to help set him up initially with accommodation and small finance that wouldn't come under the salary cap. And by accommodation I don't mean Troy Taylor expectation of housing, but to get him living with the Hardwicks or another Richmond family to look after him.

Well that is an interesting point and how i would handle this if i was the club

Subsidise all his training expenses including travel to melbourne and back as well as board and meals which im sure is allowed in the rules and not part of any cap.

The club can get a sponsor for the kid to give him a 2 hour a day job on $500 a week to cover his pocket money

 

[Hank Heavenly]

Well that is an interesting point and how i would handle this if i was the club

Subsidise all his training expenses including travel to melbourne and back as well as board and meals which im sure is allowed in the rules and not part of any cap.

The club can get a sponsor for the kid to give him a 2 hour a day job on $500 a week to cover his pocket money

Yeh, I agree, if the club put him through all the support networks he needs to create the right attitude to make it, whilsty showing him what 'could be' if he makes it, and it all works out, then perfect. Tough love but a look at the rewards at the same time. Would only cost the sponsor $5k too, not too much

 

[Ancient Tiger]

if planets align, will play against Swans, straight onto Callum Mills....Stack's on the Mills !!!

Sydney killing Sydney and Stack's on the Mills!!!!

 

[Hank Heavenly]

Good luck to the kid too...

I grew up in WA and played with plenty of talented indigenous lads who had more that enough talent and some came and played at a high level but could quite adjust to get onto an afl list.

Hopefully he takes his chance

 

[tiggywigs]

Had a look at the video.
Bloody hell.
Talented and tough.
Could be a real x-factor player.

 

[Sir_Loin]

I wonder what the deal is here while the kid is over here training.
I assume he won't have an income (being a kid I doubt he has had a job that allows him that much annual leave)
So are the club allowed to finance a player thats not on the list yet?
If they are not on the list, it surely can't count until the player is on our list.

2 good things not to officially sign him up until march, 1 is to make him work as hard as possible and earn his spot, second could be to help set him up initially with accommodation and small finance that wouldn't come under the salary cap. And by accommodation I don't mean Troy Taylor expectation of housing, but to get him living with the Hardwicks or another Richmond family to look after him.

Has to be some sort of allowance under the rules for this type of thing given he qualifies. If not maybe that’s what the club has applied to the AFL for. I can see some sort of arrangement whereby he’s paid a living wage as long as he’s training at the club and if he’s given a rookie spot then those payments are included in the cap. If he’s not given a spot then the payments aren’t included in the cap. Hope it all works out for him and the club. Would be an unbelievable story if it did.

 

[Tiges1229]

they wont approve imo

AFL will get the # out and * us over, campaigners.

 

[THE THIN MAN]

So despite being eligible under the new rule , you still don’t think they’ll approve,,,,why not ?

To be eligible for the new rookie-list places, players must have previously nominated for the NAB AFL Draft, or had previously been on the list of an AFL club.

Because we are not Sydney and don't have the media fawning about it (Oh see what great innovators Sydney are)!

 

[Rich o man]

Has to be some sort of allowance under the rules for this type of thing given he qualifies. If not maybe that’s what the club has applied to the AFL for. I can see some sort of arrangement whereby he’s paid a living wage as long as he’s training at the club and if he’s given a rookie spot then those payments are included in the cap. If he’s not given a spot then the payments aren’t included in the cap. Hope it all works out for him and the club. Would be an unbelievable story if it did.

I believe the allowance you are referring to is called COLHA.

Cost Of Living at Hardwick's Allowance.

 

[69vintage]

Has to be some sort of allowance under the rules for this type of thing given he qualifies. If not maybe that’s what the club has applied to the AFL for. I can see some sort of arrangement whereby he’s paid a living wage as long as he’s training at the club and if he’s given a rookie spot then those payments are included in the cap. If he’s not given a spot then the payments aren’t included in the cap. Hope it all works out for him and the club. Would be an unbelievable story if it did.

1,000 a week and it counts on the salary cap .

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[Wacky Tiger]

They said on the radio yesterday that for these guys training with clubs but yet to be given contracts are paid an $1000 per week allowance that has to fit into the TPP cap.




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