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  • ok mate ok, lets not get carried away now

  • And ideally on a performance based contract set out over 3 years minimum. $400k base and performance results across attack and defence, games won and lost, etc, kick in from there. I just don't think his base is worth any more. He has a lot to prove before Moses is paid more dosh.  

    • No manager would accept that.  His asking price has been 900K.  Great potential and could be a future rep player, but 900K is more then Norman and he isn't as good as Norman at this point in time.  His defence is suspect on the try line and his game management can be lacking.  I'd be happy to sign him, but I would prefer Cronk. 

    • Choc, your propose incentive base salary for a footy player in a contact sport won't work. No player will agree to it. What you're suggesting would be more for coach salary.
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    • Are you on it? 

      Do you recommend I take it too? 

      I trust my well being under your care Snake. I know that I have nothing to be concerned about. 

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  • Close friend who is a bulldog fan has very good connections within the dogs club told me they have signed Aaron woods and Luke brooks and the eels have signed moses ...
    Is it a coincidence the eels not interested in bird anymore ?
  • Agree with all this. Just don't think Moses is worth blowing big dollars on a base salary for the promise of a consistent, but yet to be seen results over an NRL season. So far this season he's mostly been garbage. I have no problem letting him earn $1m, per season but it comes from results achieved with a performance based contract. $400k base + meet everything we ask of you over a season and you earn your $1m or whatever the results dictate. Pull off whatever average you've achieved over the first 2 seasons and we'll renegotiate a new base (extended) contract for a further 3 years based on the $ average Moses achieved over the first 2 seasons + an extra $100k thrown in as good will if he's been a very good boy, and reset the performance parameters until we come to an agreed cut off for the duration of the extended 3 years contract. The goal being to turn Moses into a world class player earning big marque $$$$$$$

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