Could someone please explain why Junior left and Gordon wants to jump ship now when , we have already lost Peats in which he could have stayed . What in gods name is going on . Is there more to come ?
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Its pretty simple, peats was not in BAs long term plans.
Freeing up money for Seggy?
None of this rubbish makes sense. It is an immense stuff up. Watmough alone should have covered 575k as his contract was 900k (with illegal TPAs included), but the NRL played rulesy and forced us to unload double the cap space as it has already been "paid", not that this ever gave us an advantage!
Watmough was injured in February and should have been back dated as far, the NRL played hard ball to double penetrate us with punishments. So we released Peats (reportedly on 500k with inflated TPAs) and Ryan Morgan (who may have been outside the top 25, we don't know because they never list the official top 25).
So now we have now released 1.4 million dollars in cap space just to save 575K of the salary cap! Awesome accounting guys! Good work Schubert!
And now we have to release Paulo (because he's upset the media is jumping on him for associating with criminals) and Gordon (because apparently if we save 200k in 2016, somehow that lets us sign Hayne who TOTALLY WON'T cost any more than 200k next year /s)
Watmough 900k
Peats 500k
Paulo 180k
Gordon 200k (estimate)
Morgan 80k (minimum wage estimate?)
TOTAL: 1.86 MILLION DOLLARS
But the NRL wants us to suffer so we only save half of each contract, as the other half has been paid. So its more like:
Watmough 450k
Peats 250k
Paulo 90k (awesome savings there guys)
Gordon 100k (awesome savings again, we totally don't need a fullback)
Morgan 40k (may or may not count)
Total: 930k
The breach was 575 thousand dollars
930k - 575k = 355k left in the kitty.
We also need 5 minimum wage players to take the top 25 spots of the 5 players released, so 5 x 40k = 200k. (only half a season to pay new players)
We should have roughly 155k left to spend in 2016...provided we haven't gone over the cap by more money.
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