Salary Cap article by Daily Tele

[Renman]

I was looking at this but only the headline salaries were listed. I am too much of a TA to pay a sub but was curious, not so much to see how much players were paid but how clubs manage their cap.
I looked up Zero Tackle and the had a sort of list but is had Angus Crighton in at $1m for this and next year? Even though he had been really good before his injury, I find it hard to believe the Roosters paying this much for a second rower.
Peoples thoughts?

[bondi.boy]

In the DT Sat or ST Sun they listed Keary as now on $700 & Crichton as now on $750

[Mickie Lane]

I was looking at this but only the headline salaries were listed. I am too much of a TA to pay a sub but was curious, not so much to see how much players were paid but how clubs manage their cap.
I looked up Zero Tackle and the had a sort of list but is had Angus Crighton in at $1m for this and next year? Even though he had been really good before his injury, I find it hard to believe the Roosters paying this much for a second rower.
Peoples thoughts?

Dont worry about zero tackle someone on here will know exactly what he is on.
No one except the player his manager, Robbo, Nick & the finance person know what anyone is getting.

[Chook]

Dont worry about zero tackle someone on here will know exactly what he is on.
No one except the player his manager, Robbo, Nick & the finance person know what anyone is getting.

I farking love your new pic.

Chook.

[Spirit of 66]

I was looking at this but only the headline salaries were listed. I am too much of a TA to pay a sub but was curious, not so much to see how much players were paid but how clubs manage their cap.
I looked up Zero Tackle and the had a sort of list but is had Angus Crighton in at $1m for this and next year? Even though he had been really good before his injury, I find it hard to believe the Roosters paying this much for a second rower.
Peoples thoughts?

The million dollars for Angus was the ridiculous figure that the Vermin claimed the Roosters paid. They made it up, but Zero Tackle includes it because it was "reported in the media".

[zac]

even if his yearly payments aren't identical there's no way we'd be back ending it that much

[Flipper Hands]

From SMH
While David Fifita may not have been willing to stay at Brisbane for less, Luke Keary is on the verge of announcing a three-year extension with the Sydney Roosters for a pay packet well below what he would demand on the open market.
Keary, who isn’t off contract until the end of next year, is finalising a three-year extension with the back-to-back reigning champions worth around $2.8 million, averaging out at just over $930,000 per season, until 2024. The retention of fullback James Tedesco is also expected to follow for the Roosters in the coming months, locking in the duo they will build the club around.


While Keary will receive a pay rise of more than $200,000 per season, there’s little doubt he would have become the game’s latest million-dollar player if he went elsewhere. He was also being touted as a potential face of the Brisbane expansion team to enter the competition in 2022 or 2023.
Few would argue that he is the best playmaker in the NRL already, but his new deal won’t reflect that, proving some players are willing to stay for less to be part of special teams and play football in September.
Kieran Foran, Ash Taylor, Ben Hunt, Daly Cherry-Evans, Nathan Cleary, Michael Morgan, Anthony Milford and Mitchell Pearce are currently getting paid more than Keary will receive in his new deal. If the Gold Coast Titans are willing to splash the cash and fork out $1.2m for Fifita, Keary could well demand similar figures given he has represented his country and won three NRL premierships during his career. He was also voted the best five-eighth in the NRL by his peers in the recent 2020 Players’ Poll.


Injuries have denied Keary the chance to play State of Origin, but the 2018 Clive Churchill Medal winner is expected to make his NSW debut in the No.6 jersey at the end of the year.
The 28-year-old, who helped set up the match-winning try in last season’s grand final against the Canberra Raiders, is entering the prime of his career having turned 28 at the start of the year and has taken his game to another level following the retirement of Cooper Cronk.

Unlike some players, Keary has recognised that if he demanded more than $1m to stay, it would cost the team elsewhere.
Such a payday could mean the Morris brothers wouldn’t be able to stay on for another season, or Tedesco wouldn’t be able to receive the type of money that reflects his new status as the best player in the game.
The Roosters, led by coach Trent Robinson and club supremo Nick Politis, have also recognised the importance of not paying overs. They offered Latrell Mitchell $800,000 last year, however he wanted more.
The Roosters wouldn’t budge, offering what they believed he was worth to their team, not what he could attract elsewhere.
Mitchell’s defection has opened the door for the tricolours to lure Sonny Bill Williams back to the NRL, with the dual international set to hop on a plane in the coming days bound for a Sydney hotel room for a fortnight of quarantine before rejoining his old club.

[ConGa]

no way we're paying Crichton 1 mil a year, it's a figure thrown out by souffs to save faces

[The Skeez]

no way we're paying Crichton 1 mil a year, it's a figure thrown out by souffs to save faces

They’re doing with that young Suaalii kid too. Might’ve worked too

[Sizzle]

For anyone who was wondering what some of our boys are on, the DT rich list from 50th-100th has Keary at 51. 700k SST 52. 680k and Rads at 90. 520k

[ConGa]

They’re doing with that young Suaalii kid too. Might’ve worked too

I had similar thought, this club has no shame

[rented tracksuit]

Dont worry about zero tackle someone on here will know exactly what he is on.
No one except the player his manager, Robbo, Nick & the finance person know what anyone is getting.

You told me what you were getting once.

Personally, I thought you were getting under paid!