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Message: [QUOTE="McHunt, post: 3458917, member: 9853"] All this nonsense would go away if the NRL implemented a set of standard, fixed length, nonnegotiable contracts between club and player. There would be no wiggle room by either party, except under specified (TBD) circumstances - serious misdemeanor etc. For example: 1. A standard contract for players with X games NRL experience, under the age of Y, is 2 years. 2. A standard contract for players with less than X games NRL experience is 1 year. 3. A standard extension is 2 years. 10% of the value would be exempt from the Salary Cap. 4. Further Salary Cap relief applies to extensions after 5 years service with that club. 5. If both club and player agree, a player can transfer to another club, but the pay contract remains with the former club and the new club reimburses the former club plus 10% of the value, which counts towards their Cap. 6. First season players, if promoted from Development get X% relief from the Salary Cap. 7. After X years with a club, players can enter a contract for a longer than 2 year extension. I don't know exactly but basically any shit that provides incentive for players to remain with their clubs, and punishes other clubs from poaching. Once you agree to your 2 year extension, that's it. No bonuses or upgrades until your next contract. So think hard about it. Almost all the shitfights involve players bound to a club for more than 2 years, who are now worth more on the open market. [/QUOTE]

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