Parra's salary cap??

 

Unless we have paid over the odds for the pensioners bought this year, we surely must be under the salary cap this year and by a huge margin.(Cayless, Mateo, Inu, Keating all gone)

 

Which leads to to the question/statement, have we done something to bring forward  the payment for some players so we have a bigger war chest next year?

 

Is this possible under salary cap rules?

 

 If Hayne is on $400,000 per year can we pay him $500,000 this year and pocket the difference in 2012?

 

Is anyone aware of this occurring?

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