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Message: [QUOTE="BroncsFan, post: 3679409, member: 9052"] If you're the club that puts performance clauses in your contracts, then the manager will just take his player to somewhere that doesn't. If they make performance clauses global and part of every contract, they would probably have to be above the salary cap (so pretty much just ends up the same), but players will just go to successful clubs where it is more likely that the performances will be met because of the club's success... so you would end up giving successful clubs discounts on salaries and crap clubs will have to pay more to get players to come anyway. As it is the "bringing the club/game into disrepute" is basically a "performance clause" anyway... if he's found guilty he'll either get fined (broncos don't get to see that back on their cap) or the club can justifiably sack Ezra and the impact will be that his $850k contract is torn up. Unfortunately the only beneficiary will be the next club that he signs with, because they will get Ezra on a discounted deal. Broncos will only get their cap space back. [/QUOTE]

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