NRL fines Manly Sea Eagles $750,000 for salary cap breaches

It's a joke because the cap has increased to what it is today, so as those contracts were signed, the large increase in the cap has diluted the magnitude.

They could have been 1.5M over last year, but carrying over into this year, they would be compliant!

Season Salary cap
2018 $9.4M
2017 $7M
2016 $6.8M
2015 $6.55M
2014 $6.3M
2013 $5.85M

It means they don't have to shed any players. Total pi55 take if you ask me.
 
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It's a joke because the cap has increased to what it is today, so as those contracts were signed, the large increase in the cap has diluted the magnitude.

They could have been 1.5M over last year, but carrying over into this year, they would be compliant!

Season Salary cap
2018 $9.4M
2017 $7M
2016 $6.8M
2015 $6.55M
2014 $6.3M
2013 $5.85M

It means they don't have to shed any players. Total pi55 take if you ask me.

2019 they might have to shed a player $330 k less than 2018
 
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It's a joke because the cap has increased to what it is today, so as those contracts were signed, the large increase in the cap has diluted the magnitude.

They could have been 1.5M over last year, but carrying over into this year, they would be compliant!

Season Salary cap
2018 $9.4M
2017 $7M
2016 $6.8M
2015 $6.55M
2014 $6.3M
2013 $5.85M

It means they don't have to shed any players. Total pi55 take if you ask me.

2019 they might have to shed a player $330 k less than 2018

Cap goes up again in 2019
 
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It's a joke because the cap has increased to what it is today, so as those contracts were signed, the large increase in the cap has diluted the magnitude.

They could have been 1.5M over last year, but carrying over into this year, they would be compliant!

Season Salary cap
2018 $9.4M
2017 $7M
2016 $6.8M
2015 $6.55M
2014 $6.3M
2013 $5.85M

It means they don't have to shed any players. Total pi55 take if you ask me.

2019 they might have to shed a player $330 k less than 2018

Cap goes up again in 2019

In real terms they will be 660 k in the hole , average player probably 350 -400 k

Supposedly if they hadn't got rid of Blake Green they would have lost all their points this season

The main offenders are DCE and Walker around 400 k on DCE when he switched hats with the Titans
 
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It's a joke because the cap has increased to what it is today, so as those contracts were signed, the large increase in the cap has diluted the magnitude.

They could have been 1.5M over last year, but carrying over into this year, they would be compliant!

Season Salary cap
2018 $9.4M
2017 $7M
2016 $6.8M
2015 $6.55M
2014 $6.3M
2013 $5.85M

It means they don't have to shed any players. Total pi55 take if you ask me.

2019 they might have to shed a player $330 k less than 2018

Cap goes up again in 2019

In real terms they will be 660 k in the hole , average player probably 350 -400 k

Supposedly if they hadn't got rid of Blake Green they would have lost all their points this season

The main offenders are DCE and Walker around 400 k on DCE when he switched hats with the Titans

Since when has Buzz's word been gospel…
 
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2019 they might have to shed a player $330 k less than 2018

Cap goes up again in 2019

In real terms they will be 660 k in the hole , average player probably 350 -400 k

Supposedly if they hadn't got rid of Blake Green they would have lost all their points this season

The main offenders are DCE and Walker around 400 k on DCE when he switched hats with the Titans

Since when has Buzz's word been gospel…

When DCE's was sitting in the green room I'd say the choir is ready to go
 
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Cap goes up again in 2019

In real terms they will be 660 k in the hole , average player probably 350 -400 k

Supposedly if they hadn't got rid of Blake Green they would have lost all their points this season

The main offenders are DCE and Walker around 400 k on DCE when he switched hats with the Titans

Since when has Buzz's word been gospel…

When DCE's was sitting in the green room I'd say the choir is ready to go

Well then .. Buzz also said DCE knew nothin of his extra's…How many people now nothin about their salary..or what it's made up off..

I know you have your 1st 10c Scrooge McHappy...

Kick em out of the Comp..
 
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Trent Barrett on NRL360 said in 1 sentence he had no idea of contract amounts then 5 minutes later was saying he sits with club leaders shuffling player contracts around ie: we spend X on this player we only have Y for this player. How can he do this if he doesn’t know contract amounts? Also DCE saying he doesn’t know how his contract is put together. What a load of garbage.

Imagine telling the ATO you had no idea about your finances, I leave that up to my accountant. The last few days has highlighted, the average aussie doesn't like cheats
 
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Trent Barrett on NRL360 said in 1 sentence he had no idea of contract amounts then 5 minutes later was saying he sits with club leaders shuffling player contracts around ie: we spend X on this player we only have Y for this player. How can he do this if he doesn’t know contract amounts? Also DCE saying he doesn’t know how his contract is put together. What a load of garbage.

Imagine telling the ATO you had no idea about your finances, I leave that up to my accountant. The last few days has highlighted, the average aussie doesn't like cheats

We live in a different world now. Personally I preferred the attitude that you give it a red got go and if your opponent beat you. You respected the fact that they were better on the day.
 
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Soft as a 1 minute boiled egg.

Just imagine what we would have copped if it was us in the Manly position.

2 Million dollar fine and loss of 10 competition points plus sack everyone.

Makes a difference when you are one of the official Rorters.

Oh! Todd, the longer you are there - the worse it is for the NRL.

YOU ARE A JOKE!!!!!!

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The penalty joke on Friday night hurt our club more than this penalty has hurt Manly…Joke real Joke the NRL has become under Greenburg.
 
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Trent Barrett on NRL360 said in 1 sentence he had no idea of contract amounts then 5 minutes later was saying he sits with club leaders shuffling player contracts around ie: we spend X on this player we only have Y for this player. How can he do this if he doesn’t know contract amounts? Also DCE saying he doesn’t know how his contract is put together. What a load of garbage.

Exactly…when was the last time ANYONE in the NRL admitted fault...?....they always try and cover up their dirty laundry with some reason/excuse.
 
If all the clubs had the same amount to spend on players as per cap and they have to put a squad together in the NRL why wouldn't the NRL get rid of TPAs…the cap amount is what your permitted to use,no outside benefits at all....I know everyone will say but the big marquee players will suck the money up...to bad,if they want to play in the nrl then an x amount is all they are worth...or move to SL ....just saying this could keep them all on a level playing field...I forgot the brown paper bags...something needs to be done about them as well...

No matter how you look at it someone will find a way to rort the system...
 
We couldn't afford to keep Marty Tapau and had to release him 1 year early due to such a good offer from the Eagles. The punishment does not take into account the impact on other clubs' rosters, subsequent poorer results and membership.
 
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If all the clubs had the same amount to spend on players as per cap and they have to put a squad together in the NRL why **wouldn't the NRL get rid of TPAs…the cap** amount is what your permitted to use,no outside benefits at all....I know everyone will say but the big marquee players will suck the money up...to bad,if they want to play in the nrl then an x amount is all they are worth...or move to SL ....just saying this could keep them all on a level playing field...I forgot the brown paper bags...something needs to be done about them as well...

No matter how you look at it someone will find a way to rort the system...

Because you can't restrict a person's ability to earn an income from their own intellectual property or brand…
 
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If all the clubs had the same amount to spend on players as per cap and they have to put a squad together in the NRL why **wouldn't the NRL get rid of TPAs…the cap** amount is what your permitted to use,no outside benefits at all....I know everyone will say but the big marquee players will suck the money up...to bad,if they want to play in the nrl then an x amount is all they are worth...or move to SL ....just saying this could keep them all on a level playing field...I forgot the brown paper bags...something needs to be done about them as well...

No matter how you look at it someone will find a way to rort the system...

Because you can't restrict a person's ability to earn an income from their own intellectual property or brand…

Then let them go out and find their own sponsors, or have their manager do it - totally divorced from their club and their contract.
e.g. Federer doing his Schick adds
The NRL should (and possibly do) have the power to standardise contracts across all clubs. That way all that is required is to fill in the length of contract, the amount paid per year, Any Addendums to the contract should then have to be approved by the NRL.
No TPAs etc. This should then be made public so that us fans - who 'own the game' could see how it is certain clubs seem to be able to put together a roster most clubs could only dream about.
It would also allow the tax man to keep an eye on individuals as well.
 
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Trent Barrett on NRL360 said in 1 sentence he had no idea of contract amounts then 5 minutes later was saying he sits with club leaders shuffling player contracts around ie: we spend X on this player we only have Y for this player. How can he do this if he doesn’t know contract amounts? Also DCE saying he doesn’t know how his contract is put together. What a load of garbage.

Imagine telling the ATO you had no idea about your finances, I leave that up to my accountant. The last few days has highlighted, the average aussie doesn't like cheats

Being serious for a moment though, there could legitimately be an argument that DCE is so wealthy and on easy street that the money is not particularly consequential to him, i.e. it's lots of money in his account every week and he doesn't really pay attention any more to how much comes in, because it's more than enough. Or perhaps he really does shovel his money to his accountant and just accepts that a professional is doing the required work, like celebrities do with their managers (and hopefully not skimming off the top).

Either that or he's just delinquent with his finances and doesn't pay serious enough attention. I am sure there are plenty of Aussies who don't give proper heed to their finances, some because they aren't intellectually equipped, and may not actually be aware of the full terms and conditions of their job / salary.

I personally doubt it, he's 29 years old and in his final contract. He seems reasonably intelligent and needs to be thinking about his future, so I doubt he's unaware of what was offered and how it was put together. Especially because the deal came in the wake of an epic backflip on the Titans, in which DCE was surely making very close comparisons between the offers of the two clubs.
 
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If all the clubs had the same amount to spend on players as per cap and they have to put a squad together in the NRL why **wouldn't the NRL get rid of TPAs…the cap** amount is what your permitted to use,no outside benefits at all....I know everyone will say but the big marquee players will suck the money up...to bad,if they want to play in the nrl then an x amount is all they are worth...or move to SL ....just saying this could keep them all on a level playing field...I forgot the brown paper bags...something needs to be done about them as well...

No matter how you look at it someone will find a way to rort the system...

Because you can't restrict a person's ability to earn an income from their own intellectual property or brand…

_Then let them go out and find their own sponsors, or have their manager do it - totally divorced from their club and their contract_.
e.g. Federer doing his Schick adds
The NRL should (and possibly do) have the power to standardise contracts across all clubs. That way all that is required is to fill in the length of contract, the amount paid per year, Any Addendums to the contract should then have to be approved by the NRL.
No TPAs etc. This should then be made public so that us fans - who 'own the game' could see how it is certain clubs seem to be able to put together a roster most clubs could only dream about.
It would also allow the tax man to keep an eye on individuals as well.

Not sure what you mean that is the definition of a non club affiliated third party agreement. ..there are many examples out there Billy Slater gatorade Tedesco Nike..just do it…

It is perfectly legal. ..they are not the problem. .

The problem is when they are arranged illegally. ...
 
Was there a bogus contracted for DCE registered with the NRL?
That's how the story reads at least that is part of it.
Did DCE sign said contract?
If he did, him & his manager are clearly part of the cover up.

Seriously the NRL has to be one of the most corrupt organizations in sport.
This breach by Manly came to light because of a whistle blower and/or police investigation and they tipped off the NRL.
Does the NRL even have a salary cap audit team anymore?
If they do, why don't they EVER find anything??
 
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