@ said:Harry still has been vetoed on private TPA's though since ceding sponsorship hasn't he?
Ni but he also builds kitchens..
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@ said:Harry still has been vetoed on private TPA's though since ceding sponsorship hasn't he?
@ said:Harry still has been vetoed on private TPA's though since ceding sponsorship hasn't he?
@ said:@ said:Harry still has been vetoed on private TPA's though since ceding sponsorship hasn't he?
Think about how many Subbies Harry has on all those building sites, the NRL couldn't stop some or all of them providing TPA's.
I think that Harry will kick some cash into the HT Centre of Excellence.
@ said:@ said:Harry still has been vetoed on private TPA's though since ceding sponsorship hasn't he?
Think about how many Subbies Harry has on all those building sites, the NRL couldn't stop some or all of them providing TPA's.
I think that Harry will kick some cash into the HT Centre of Excellence.
@ said:@ said:@ said:Harry still has been vetoed on private TPA's though since ceding sponsorship hasn't he?
Think about how many Subbies Harry has on all those building sites, the NRL couldn't stop some or all of them providing TPA's.
I think that Harry will kick some cash into the HT Centre of Excellence.
Sorry, ignoramus here and a bit off topic.
Why is Harry being treated this way? He just wants to help the club for goodness sake. If Uncle Nick can do it, why can't Harry?
@ said:@ said:@ said:Frontloading jirskyr. Theyve been building for a premiership this year or next, that much is clear. They had that really thin year a couple of years ago.
As sheens put it when we had our tilt in 2010/11\. A watershed year. The problem is, we did it with backloading!!
I'd love to know where exactly the Roosters were front-loading when they came:
2013 Premiers
2014 M Premiers
2015 M Premiers
2016 15th - "the Dog year"
2017 2nd
Who exactly were they not paying to undercut the cap in those seasons, to produce $2M+ cap space in 2018? They came 2nd or better in 80% of the last 5 seasons.
I refuse to believe "the Dog year" wasn't a proper tilt at the premiership; instead it unravelled because a key player had to be sidelined. They basically had the same side as in 2017 except Keary.
And unless there is some supreme accounting at play, I refuse to believe Roosters could frontload contracts in a single poor season 2016 to the effect of opening up $2M+ cap space in 2018\. Tigers had to lose 2 x $1M players to find $2M cap space, Bulldogs had to lose some core players, but Roosters seem able to just flick some nobodies to Newcastle and reset.
Nope I don't buy any of those narratives.
According to Nicks article ,it was $600k front loaded from 2016\. With that, the increase in cap and the players they offloaded, I honestly don't think they would be too far off. Reportedly Cronk signed for $850k a year and ted went searching for a premiership and might have taken unders too.
They also got rid of SKD and Carter before the end of season and might have freed up a little there.
i don't find it too far fetched.
@ said:@ said:@ said:Harry still has been vetoed on private TPA's though since ceding sponsorship hasn't he?
Think about how many Subbies Harry has on all those building sites, the NRL couldn't stop some or all of them providing TPA's.
I think that Harry will kick some cash into the HT Centre of Excellence.
Bathurst I know you like me , but naming the Centre of Excellence after me is going a bit far mate :laughing:
Name the cloning clinic after me if you like :smiley:
@ said:@ said:@ said:Harry still has been vetoed on private TPA's though since ceding sponsorship hasn't he?
Think about how many Subbies Harry has on all those building sites, the NRL couldn't stop some or all of them providing TPA's.
I think that Harry will kick some cash into the HT Centre of Excellence.
Sorry, ignoramus here and a bit off topic.
Why is Harry being treated this way? He just wants to help the club for goodness sake. If Uncle Nick can do it, why can't Harry?
@ said:@ said:@ said:@ said:Harry still has been vetoed on private TPA's though since ceding sponsorship hasn't he?
Think about how many Subbies Harry has on all those building sites, the NRL couldn't stop some or all of them providing TPA's.
I think that Harry will kick some cash into the HT Centre of Excellence.
Sorry, ignoramus here and a bit off topic.
Why is Harry being treated this way? He just wants to help the club for goodness sake. If Uncle Nick can do it, why can't Harry?
Greenberg won't accept HT's TPA's because he was a sponsor of the club and is too close to the club.
@ said:City Ford says Yes more often..
@ said:I don't want him. His disrespect towards our club to me means we shouldn't even consider him.
@ said:@ said:@ said:Frontloading jirskyr. Theyve been building for a premiership this year or next, that much is clear. They had that really thin year a couple of years ago.
As sheens put it when we had our tilt in 2010/11\. A watershed year. The problem is, we did it with backloading!!
I'd love to know where exactly the Roosters were front-loading when they came:
2013 Premiers
2014 M Premiers
2015 M Premiers
2016 15th - "the Dog year"
2017 2nd
Who exactly were they not paying to undercut the cap in those seasons, to produce $2M+ cap space in 2018? They came 2nd or better in 80% of the last 5 seasons.
I refuse to believe "the Dog year" wasn't a proper tilt at the premiership; instead it unravelled because a key player had to be sidelined. They basically had the same side as in 2017 except Keary.
And unless there is some supreme accounting at play, I refuse to believe Roosters could frontload contracts in a single poor season 2016 to the effect of opening up $2M+ cap space in 2018\. Tigers had to lose 2 x $1M players to find $2M cap space, Bulldogs had to lose some core players, but Roosters seem able to just flick some nobodies to Newcastle and reset.
Nope I don't buy any of those narratives.
I agree, Roosters and other like clubs are augmenting the rules. It is most likely in TPA's which is today's equivalent of the brown paper bag.
Either the NRL are too gutless to do anything about it or they are part of the problem. I have zero faith in Greenberg and strongly believe him to be a puppet of the power brokers within the NRL. As are some of the main NRL reporters.
@ said:@ said:@ said:Harry still has been vetoed on private TPA's though since ceding sponsorship hasn't he?
Think about how many Subbies Harry has on all those building sites, the NRL couldn't stop some or all of them providing TPA's.
I think that Harry will kick some cash into the HT Centre of Excellence.
Sorry, ignoramus here and a bit off topic.
Why is Harry being treated this way? He just wants to help the club for goodness sake. If Uncle Nick can do it, why can't Harry?
@ said:@ said:@ said:@ said:Frontloading jirskyr. Theyve been building for a premiership this year or next, that much is clear. They had that really thin year a couple of years ago.
As sheens put it when we had our tilt in 2010/11\. A watershed year. The problem is, we did it with backloading!!
I'd love to know where exactly the Roosters were front-loading when they came:
2013 Premiers
2014 M Premiers
2015 M Premiers
2016 15th - "the Dog year"
2017 2nd
Who exactly were they not paying to undercut the cap in those seasons, to produce $2M+ cap space in 2018? They came 2nd or better in 80% of the last 5 seasons.
I refuse to believe "the Dog year" wasn't a proper tilt at the premiership; instead it unravelled because a key player had to be sidelined. They basically had the same side as in 2017 except Keary.
And unless there is some supreme accounting at play, I refuse to believe Roosters could frontload contracts in a single poor season 2016 to the effect of opening up $2M+ cap space in 2018\. Tigers had to lose 2 x $1M players to find $2M cap space, Bulldogs had to lose some core players, but Roosters seem able to just flick some nobodies to Newcastle and reset.
Nope I don't buy any of those narratives.
I agree, Roosters and other like clubs are augmenting the rules. It is most likely in TPA's which is today's equivalent of the brown paper bag.
Either the NRL are too gutless to do anything about it or they are part of the problem. I have zero faith in Greenberg and strongly believe him to be a puppet of the power brokers within the NRL. As are some of the main NRL reporters.
I don't know why the rest of us ( not just us) keep whinging about the Roosters, it's the NRL that should houlder the blame if anyone's rorting anything. If they're to dumb, or hesitant to wipe it out. That's their fault.
If the Roosters are rorting the system or if they are just smarter than clubs like us, well why don't we join them. Stop crying and figure out how we can Do it too. Only smarter!!!
We can whinge as much as we want. It will change nothing. Use the rules like they do
Above the board, or under it, I don't care anymore.
I just would like to see us getting smart enough to play them at their own game.
If Harry is our only source of TPAs, then we need to attract more of the Corporate suits to the clubs. That's the real place that they have it all over us.
@ said:@ said:@ said:@ said:I'd love to know where exactly the Roosters were front-loading when they came:
2013 Premiers
2014 M Premiers
2015 M Premiers
2016 15th - "the Dog year"
2017 2nd
Who exactly were they not paying to undercut the cap in those seasons, to produce $2M+ cap space in 2018? They came 2nd or better in 80% of the last 5 seasons.
I refuse to believe "the Dog year" wasn't a proper tilt at the premiership; instead it unravelled because a key player had to be sidelined. They basically had the same side as in 2017 except Keary.
And unless there is some supreme accounting at play, I refuse to believe Roosters could frontload contracts in a single poor season 2016 to the effect of opening up $2M+ cap space in 2018\. Tigers had to lose 2 x $1M players to find $2M cap space, Bulldogs had to lose some core players, but Roosters seem able to just flick some nobodies to Newcastle and reset.
Nope I don't buy any of those narratives.
I agree, Roosters and other like clubs are augmenting the rules. It is most likely in TPA's which is today's equivalent of the brown paper bag.
Either the NRL are too gutless to do anything about it or they are part of the problem. I have zero faith in Greenberg and strongly believe him to be a puppet of the power brokers within the NRL. As are some of the main NRL reporters.
I don't know why the rest of us ( not just us) keep whinging about the Roosters, it's the NRL that should houlder the blame if anyone's rorting anything. If they're to dumb, or hesitant to wipe it out. That's their fault.
If the Roosters are rorting the system or if they are just smarter than clubs like us, well why don't we join them. Stop crying and figure out how we can Do it too. Only smarter!!!
We can whinge as much as we want. It will change nothing. Use the rules like they do
Above the board, or under it, I don't care anymore.
I just would like to see us getting smart enough to play them at their own game.
If Harry is our only source of TPAs, then we need to attract more of the Corporate suits to the clubs. That's the real place that they have it all over us.
What the Roosters are doing is totally within the rules, pay the players a small amount in their contracts.
Then top it up with huge TPA's, totally legal morally bankrupt.
We need to engage more corporate sponsors to the club to help with TPA's.
That will come with success on the field.
@ said:@ said:@ said:@ said:I agree, Roosters and other like clubs are augmenting the rules. It is most likely in TPA's which is today's equivalent of the brown paper bag.
Either the NRL are too gutless to do anything about it or they are part of the problem. I have zero faith in Greenberg and strongly believe him to be a puppet of the power brokers within the NRL. As are some of the main NRL reporters.
I don't know why the rest of us ( not just us) keep whinging about the Roosters, it's the NRL that should houlder the blame if anyone's rorting anything. If they're to dumb, or hesitant to wipe it out. That's their fault.
If the Roosters are rorting the system or if they are just smarter than clubs like us, well why don't we join them. Stop crying and figure out how we can Do it too. Only smarter!!!
We can whinge as much as we want. It will change nothing. Use the rules like they do
Above the board, or under it, I don't care anymore.
I just would like to see us getting smart enough to play them at their own game.
If Harry is our only source of TPAs, then we need to attract more of the Corporate suits to the clubs. That's the real place that they have it all over us.
What the Roosters are doing is totally within the rules, pay the players a small amount in their contracts.
Then top it up with huge TPA's, totally legal morally bankrupt.
We need to engage more corporate sponsors to the club to help with TPA's.
That will come with success on the field.
Although I believe this is what they are doing, it is not totally within the rules. To enable them to make lowball offers to premium players, and expect those offers to be accepted, they have to be involved (as a club) in organising TPA's and other non monetary benefits. Not within the rules at all, but apparently difficult to prove.
I would be interested to know what resources the NRL has at its disposal to investigate this kind of thing. Probably not alot.