beastwood89
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What ever the fuk your on I want some lmao str8 out....He has sign for half he was go the hayne has been paid his 80k a month for 2 months of his contract
What ever the fuk your on I want some lmao str8 out....He has sign for half he was go the hayne has been paid his 80k a month for 2 months of his contract
Off the bench for what though? Nah he should start at fb at least to try him thereI don't think we should get rid of him. I think he could be a game breaker off the bench like Barba was.
He could be a huge X-Factor off the bench. At the end of the year we can re-evaluate.
NRL contracts start the first 1 November and they are paid monthly in advance so Hanye has already paid by the Titans month of his salary which should 100k that why he was released on 30 November. If they waited one more day it would cost the Titan another month pay.What ever the fuk your on I want some lmao str8 out....
Easy. The Gold Coast Titans is owned by the NRL & Hayne is bad for business, so they looked the other way to get him out of their hair. It is just more NRL corruption. Seriously, how can a club who has just been seriously busted for salary cap infractions be allowed to sign a player who was on $1.2M at GCT for $500K. Doesn't that raise the eyebrows of anybody at NRL headquarters?I was thinking i had the name wrong when i wrote this. I often get them mixed up. Lol
I hear what your saying, but how can the NRL register a contract of half of his current contract, which he is signed to for the following season, and allow him to play for another team?? Thats just rediculous!!
I seriously question whether Barba TRULLY put family first when leaving the dogs. I think he was given some of Andrew Gee's best.Honestly I want see Hayne back to his best. Hayne 09 and Barba 2012 were 2 of the most exciting players I have watched in the last 10 years. Both grubs but Im not watching the game because I enjoy the subversive tactics of CS9 or the QLD grubs. Hayne and Barba at their best played the game not the refs and thats what I want to see the most.
Aside from that Hayne has alot of hate coming from all fronts and I think alot of it is over the top and a bit personal. Clubs dog players (case in point Canterbury) just as much as players dog clubs and I cant blame players for looking out for their own interests and dreams. Ideally loyalty would take precedent but one bad season and clubs and fans will turn on you. Reality, players are chasing dollars and premierships...some are just trying to keep the dream alive or ongoing whilst being a provider for their children. Kudos to them *****.
And in extreme circumstances players will make a sacrifice when needed for the betterment of their family situation. I cant hate on Hayne or Barba or any **** because they put family 1st.
It may not be true, it could be a convenient excuse. But im not about to delve into it, my motivation for watching league is entertainment via exciting on field play, not the soap opera that the media wants everybody to buy into.
Yep, that's what the Roosters do & pay heaps in brown paper bags. It's fair isn't it?The market value thing is absolute bs though. If a player is happy to sign for a certain amount then let him sign for that.
I go back to my old chestnut of a points system. It's the ONLY fair way.That's another issue though. The NRL needs to do a better job of managing and policing the salary cap instead of coming up with some stupid Market Value system that does very little to actually stop these outside payments. Who even determines a players worth?
At the end of the day this Market Value system cost the NRL one of it's biggest stars in Folau who then went on to be THE biggeat star for the ARU. The NRL just gifted the ARU Izzy, absolute idiots lol.
If you have a points system it cannot be rorted.True, but what if Hayne was getting $700k in salary and $600k in TPAs with the Titans and now he is getting $800k from Parra with another $500k in TPA's? The problem is we don't know what he is getting. The NRL does, Parra does, hopefully Hayne does, but we don't. Do we have a right to know? Well, it would be nice from a voyeurs perspective but realistically as long as the systems are in place who really cares? Let's face it, even if they publish the cap figures for every player there will still be a thousand ways they can hide additional money and we won't be any better off. I can remember the days of rorting the residential rule, the $2k sign on and $200 a win days and all the others. Unless you use robots someone will always be looking for a rort.
Yeas it can. They can still offer them overs to sign. Paper bag overs.If you have a points system it cannot be rorted.
Why does it need to be fair? We don't even have a real home and away draw, so whats the point of a cap? Why are the clubs with more money held back by the clubs with less money? Why can't the better run clubs spend what they have?I go back to my old chestnut of a points system. It's the ONLY fair way.
Think Paul Kent summed it up. NRL happy for Titans to let him go from being on 1.2 mill per year to be more appealing to a prospective buyer.So another article somewhere tells us he signed for 500k. Question is what happened to market value to stop clubs stacking their teams? He was on 1.2 mil at Titans and now 500k at Parra. Remember this market value thing prevented Folau to return to RL yet now Hayne and Parra can do this?? Anyone?
Just another example of how the NRL "salary cap" without a draft is just totally corrupt.Easy. The Gold Coast Titans is owned by the NRL & Hayne is bad for business, so they looked the other way to get him out of their hair. It is just more NRL corruption. Seriously, how can a club who has just been seriously busted for salary cap infractions be allowed to sign a player who was on $1.2M at GCT for $500K. Doesn't that raise the eyebrows of anybody at NRL headquarters?
A draft fixes that.Yeas it can. They can still offer them overs to sign. Paper bag overs.
Regardless of what they pay and how they did it, the points can't be rorted if they are transparently allocated based on criteria. So long as they are not determined by actual contract values. Paper bags then become irrelevant.Yeas it can. They can still offer them overs to sign. Paper bag overs.
A points system is a terrible idea though. Who decides what a players worth? How often are points updated? Are rep players worth more? What if players refuse rep duty? What if clubs have an influx of rep players and it tears the team apart? What if players and clubs start tanking to manipulate the points system? I could go on.Regardless of what they pay and how they did it, the points can't be rorted if they are transparently allocated based on criteria. So long as they are not determined by actual contract values. Paper bags then become irrelevant.
You can even limit the number of elite players per club by limiting the number of top rated players that can sign. E.g. if 10 points for Smith or Cronk then the points could stop you getting more than 2 or 3 of these players.
Yeah, but the points can't be. Everyone including fans could audit it.Yeas it can. They can still offer them overs to sign. Paper bag overs.
Don't let your kids have your password!Why does it need to be fair? We don't even have a real home and away draw, so whats the point of a cap? Why are the clubs with more money held back by the clubs with less money? Why can't the better run clubs spend what they have?
I don't see how a points system would work anyway tbh. It will just create more problems and frustration. Ranking players just wouldn't work as it could be manipulated by individuals just like pretty much every other system.