radiowave82
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Wondering if someone could let me know for sure, thanks.
Does The NRL Not Allow Backloaded Contracts Anymore?
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diedpretty
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@radiowave82 said:
I know they discourage clubs doing it after the Gasnier fiasco. They can ask clubs to change the way the contract is or not register them if they think it is a problem long term for the club. However I don't think they have banned clubs from doing it within reason.
Masterton
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I'm not sure they're "banned", but I know they have something called a notional value, which means you can't sign someone for well under their value even if you will back-end them for subsequent seasons. There was talk about it stopping Ben Teo joining the Broncs next year.
http://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl-premiership/ben-teos-nrl-return-with-broncos-blocked-by-israel-folau-rule/story-e6frf3pc-1227569343229?sv=289d9acedcc0bca96843de0d3e4cec4
http://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl-premiership/ben-teos-nrl-return-with-broncos-blocked-by-israel-folau-rule/story-e6frf3pc-1227569343229?sv=289d9acedcc0bca96843de0d3e4cec4
sheer64
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Can you front end/load though?
Tim Sheens
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@westy81 said:
Yeah, because they spend so little that they have plenty of room in their current cap :unamused:
Bloody third party deals, anywhere near a level playing field my ask your mother for six pence.
