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Message: [QUOTE="Sproj, post: 3451438, member: 8423"] That doesn't happen in the AFL specifically. The problem is the majority of the players come from Victoria and when they get drafted to interstate teams, the Victorian teams try and get them back. The AFL tries to mitigate this by enforcing a two year initial contract for draftees and anyone who goes home after that must be traded. If a bottom team loses the player, they get compensation by the AFL of another high draft pick and/or the team who wants the player has to trade high draft picks. The 'victim' can also match the contract for the player and force the player to the pre-season draft where they end up at whoever has pick 1 there, likely the worst team in the comp. [/QUOTE]

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