@cochise said in [Signing Suggestions & Rumours](/post/1505741) said:@upthetigers said in [Signing Suggestions & Rumours](/post/1505719) said:@cochise said in [Signing Suggestions & Rumours](/post/1505714) said:@upthetigers said in [Signing Suggestions & Rumours](/post/1505707) said:@cochise said in [Signing Suggestions & Rumours](/post/1505689) said:@camel2281 said in [Signing Suggestions & Rumours](/post/1505685) said:Rather than trying to assign points to players I think it would be pretty easy to fix the cap:
all contracts public
hard cap on TPAs (eg $2m)
better system of cap relief for juniors/veterans
With regards to the above suggestions. I massively agree with better system of rewarding clubs for developing and retaining players. However, whilst I agree about making contracts public like the US sports the Players Association have said publicly that they'll never allow it as they will claim it breaches privacy, just like capping TPD's will be disputed as restriction of trade
I don't believe in restricting TPAs
Why? The salary cap wouldn't mean a thing if you didn't restrict TPAs.
Because I don't believe in limiting what players can earn away from the game.
So you want it to be like the EPL where the richest clubs will always dominate the competition? I believe in an even playing field.
I believe in people being able to earn from their own image and efforts. Things like players being paid to be on radio programs or fox would be out if you can TPAs.
Agree. Thats why this points system works. a player can earn what he likes outside the points system, but it stops clubs like the Rorters paying under "on the books" plus a paperbag or TPA.. A players points in decided by the highest dollar figure any club is prepared to pay him . He can earn unlimited amounts,according to his image & efforts & and it doesnt affect his price points. But it stops the Rorters paying someone 500K making the rest up with paperbags & TPAs.