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Message: [QUOTE="Financeguy, post: 2522911, member: 8280"] I personally dont have an issue with Barba getting a pay rise if Dogs release him from his contract but maybe the NRL could look at a loan type agreement for these situations? Basically Barba would remain on his Bulldogs contract at for arguments sake 350k and be loaned to Brisbane for 2014 and 2015. The payment of the player now falls to Brisbane and forms part of their cap and is deducted from the Dogs cap. That way Barba's financial position doesnt change so people who dont think he should get a pay increase for breaking contract are satisfied, it also acts as a deterrent if players were just using an excuse to get more money. It would also satsify the "homesick" player as they are now playing at the club where their family is. When 2015 rolls around Barba is a free agent and his manager is able to get his 700k at Brisbane if both parties are keen or he goes back to market. [/QUOTE]

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