Re: Miller, not the prefered outcome but not the end of the world, while I guess Jordy's situation would depend on where Hardwick ends up, how the management rated Sinclair's performances, and how far along Tupai has come.
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So Rebels want a lift in the salary cap. how is that going to be paid for?
KO, would that mean that each franchise is set to get a 25% increase in salary cap and handout from the ARU being the distribution of the amount that would have been allocated to the Force had five teams survived?
That will go some way to covering the extra top money players expected to move from Perth to Melbourne with the ARU promise to honour the Force players' contracts accounting for the rest, I am guessing. But will it put the Rebels into a hole in later years when the current contracts expire and the ARU deal finishes?
I have to wonder where all of these moves will finish up. I think there is a lot yet to be addressed in the financial side of things and that it won't be unravelled for a couple of years yet.
Actually the ARU is screwed with this one, the same % of the TV deal goes to paying players wages with 4 teams as it did 5. The RUPA agreement still needs to be honored.
Well, with the coach and hopefully playing roster sorted, sponsors will be more forthcoming, one would hope.Well two of my concerns are now overturned. We have a decent coach and will have a full playing compliment.
Now we need astute Board, senior management, sponsors and members.
I think that would depend on the management.Well, with the coach and hopefully playing roster sorted, sponsors will be more forthcoming, one would hope.