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Message: [QUOTE="1910, post: 3105983, member: 8272"] I agree, it needs to keep evolving and changing as the competition changes but I do think the next step is to get the level under it working and that's being done. As I said the QRLW is about to start and that means girls will play good quality football all year not just for a month. Once the pool is bigger you can start to have longer contracts but the problem is still going to be money. The Broncos spend 400k to put that team on the park and they see no return on that investment. The salaries are tiny and work has to come first. It's hard to demand more when you're not making any but you can't have a stable side without it because girls will continue to put work first and move around. The salaries can't go up either when it's a month of the year. The cap now with the points means clubs have to recruit and find players which as I said improves the pool- the Broncos went outside the box and found four girls. The points also means that teams remain strong which works well with four teams. Ideally you'd want to move to a money cap and a full time salary for the players/teams but I think that's a fair way off just because they don't make the money to warrant it and don't play long enough. [/QUOTE]

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