how can TPAs be tied in with the actual contract when the club signing the player is not aloud to have anything to do with the TPA arrangement?
I doubt it. We would still have 3 or 4 spots left and only like 300k left?Is it possible for us to sign Klemmer ($1m plus TPA) and taupau ($900k plus TPA) and stil have enough in our cap to fill out our roster with backup players?
We'd have to sign 3 guys on minimum wage - so probably 3 guys not good enough to play firstgrade - which wouldn't be ideal with 30 man squads.Is it possible for us to sign Klemmer ($1m plus TPA) and taupau ($900k plus TPA) and stil have enough in our cap to fill out our roster with backup players?
I call bullsh*t. The background on his Twitter page until quite recently was Toohey’s New stubbies.Been sober 15yrs tbh
Its simple really,
Say you get a salary of 450k but as a bonus to keep you with us, this place around the corner is willing to give you 200k to do promo work for them.
That then makes your total worth to that job 650k which is rather good.
The NRL can not guarantee this, though if its used as a bargaining tool to get that deal across the line? Which they're... then a player can use it as a tool to get out of the deal if the parties don't meet the agreement.
in a players club contract is there any mention of TPAs? there shouldnt be considering the club cant deal with them yer?so if a tpa is not in the clubs contract for player how can the club be responsible and and be in breach of contract for tpas not being paid?
the fact tpas have to be registered with the nrl implies its a seperate contract to the club contract.
Players can earn unlimited amounts from corporate sponsors who are not associated with the club and who do not use the game's intellectual property (no club logos, jerseys or emblems) provided these are pre-approved by both a Player’s Club and the NRL. These agreements may not be negotiated by the club as an incentive for a player to sign a contract, nor can they be guaranteed by the club.
so your saying a tpa can be inked into a players club contract? t
The James Maloney deal at Penrith has been stalled in bizarre fashion.
Paul Kent revealed on NRL 360 the NRL is now scrutinising a third-party deal which is part of the contract, after Maloney accidentally let slip to media the nature of the sponsorship.
It means he could lose $200,000 on the contract and it puts the entire move in jeopardy.
“James Maloney actually got himself in trouble there ... he came out the other day and said he’s waiting on the club to organise a third-party deal to come through,” Kent said.
“It can’t be club-driven, it has to be player driven.
“Unforunately he’s let the cat out of the bag so the NRL is now looking at it.
“It’s a $200,000 Keno sponsorship, and I daresay the NRL is about to knock it back.
“That would make it very interesting to see what happens there.”