I heard a lot of clubs pay up to $500 mark.....i am not sure how true that is though but big clubs in div1 can afford it apparently.That is a lot of money for div2. I could honestly say majority (70%) of players in div1 wouldnt be on that much. Top bracket players are an exception i would say. Someone can correct me if i'm wrong.....
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Don't think its alot of clubs, maybe two or three Div 1 clubs that I know of and one or two players they are paying that kind of money too...Maradona-10 wrote:I heard a lot of clubs pay up to $500 mark.....i am not sure how true that is though but big clubs in div1 can afford it apparently.That is a lot of money for div2. I could honestly say majority (70%) of players in div1 wouldnt be on that much. Top bracket players are an exception i would say. Someone can correct me if i'm wrong.....
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Thats what i thought too. You might have 3-4 clubs in div1 that can afford to pay 3-4 players $300-$500 per game. The rest wouldnt be able to come close to that. Well, i know we couldnt hahaha.on the side wrote:Don't think its alot of clubs, maybe two or three Div 1 clubs that I know of and one or two players they are paying that kind of money too...Maradona-10 wrote:I heard a lot of clubs pay up to $500 mark.....i am not sure how true that is though but big clubs in div1 can afford it apparently.That is a lot of money for div2. I could honestly say majority (70%) of players in div1 wouldnt be on that much. Top bracket players are an exception i would say. Someone can correct me if i'm wrong.....
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BeogradGeneralsC's wrote:to keep thing simple we explored a flat rate. This was really up for a little negotiation as well should the ones approached be at all interested. However, the amount didnt end up being of interest so we moved on. I must clarify, these players are playing in the SAASL with other clubs now too... so its not like we approached Any A-leaguers or even State/Premier/Super leaguers.on the side wrote:Can I ask were you looking at paying them that amount each week or on the basis of when the team win??
I guess each club is different in what they reward their players with for a win? if anything at all?
I bet in their mind they are
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lmaoEast Boy wrote:Far out your such a geekKitchimo wrote:Of course not.
I think the point I was trying to make is that some clubs knowingly and deliberately breach league rules.
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Have heard (admittedly 3rd hand) of a few talented youngsters foregoing Fed U17s this year to go and play amateurs for a bit of pocket money.
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Bahahaha you work with him don't youMato wrote:lmaoEast Boy wrote:Far out your such a geekKitchimo wrote:Of course not.
I think the point I was trying to make is that some clubs knowingly and deliberately breach league rules.
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Apparently Mottram and OldRedback were on massive inducements in the Downs 35s with them paying for each others beer after the game and offering to drink blue moon's goal bonus.
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Maradona-10 wrote:I heard a lot of clubs pay up to $500 mark.....i am not sure how true that is though but big clubs in div1 can afford it apparently.That is a lot of money for div2. I could honestly say majority (70%) of players in div1 wouldnt be on that much. Top bracket players are an exception i would say. Someone can correct me if i'm wrong.....
I know you all think that clubs are rolling in cash but its far from the truth. Financially, Elizabeth Downs and Parafield Gardens would be the strongest and are in a position to pay players the most money. What I think you'll find is that there maybe the one or two exceptions but the majority of players in those teams are paid between $50-$80 per week.
I laughed at Nugget's comment that we are one of the Big 4. The reality for Ingle Farm is that we don't have a lot of money. We have a system of payments based on training and results. We try to do other things to keep players happy and subsides rego etc but ultimately, our guys could earn more money playing Feds or at other clubs.
At a guess, the top 4 financial clubs would be Elizabeth Downs, Parafield Gardens, Elizabeth Vale, Modbury Vista, Tea Tree Gully and I would guess Brahma Lodge, Para Hills West, Adelaide Villa, Pontians, Salisbury Florina and Salisbury Inter would be in the Top 10. Para Hills East would be another one in there. Don't confuse player payments with income and profit. There is a massive difference.
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I suppose it is a bit like the supposed Big 4 in the EPL Jay, Ingle Farm are included because they are always there or thereabouts. It just so happens that like United and Liverpool you may be flat broke with huge debts!
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And dont confuse player payments to being in the top 4 of the 1st Division, Ingle Farm has been there for the last few years & they won a Challenge Cup.Jay Now Hobbling wrote:Maradona-10 wrote:I heard a lot of clubs pay up to $500 mark.....i am not sure how true that is though but big clubs in div1 can afford it apparently.That is a lot of money for div2. I could honestly say majority (70%) of players in div1 wouldnt be on that much. Top bracket players are an exception i would say. Someone can correct me if i'm wrong.....
I know you all think that clubs are rolling in cash but its far from the truth. Financially, Elizabeth Downs and Parafield Gardens would be the strongest and are in a position to pay players the most money. What I think you'll find is that there maybe the one or two exceptions but the majority of players in those teams are paid between $50-$80 per week.
I laughed at Nugget's comment that we are one of the Big 4. The reality for Ingle Farm is that we don't have a lot of money. We have a system of payments based on training and results. We try to do other things to keep players happy and subsides rego etc but ultimately, our guys could earn more money playing Feds or at other clubs.
At a guess, the top 4 financial clubs would be Elizabeth Downs, Parafield Gardens, Elizabeth Vale, Modbury Vista, Tea Tree Gully and I would guess Brahma Lodge, Para Hills West, Adelaide Villa, Pontians, Salisbury Florina and Salisbury Inter would be in the Top 10. Para Hills East would be another one in there. Don't confuse player payments with income and profit. There is a massive difference.
Which is why my comment Big 4 the only debatable's would be Vale & Florina but they would both definatly be in the Top 5 of the Premier League...
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the funny thing is first it was like amatures arent aloud to pay their players and now so many clubs do it under the table . No one will ever know.
King nugget: does your club pay good $$ or what?
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i wonder which players are on big dollars this year and worth every penny of itMaradona-10 wrote:the funny thing is first it was like amatures arent aloud to pay their players and now so many clubs do it under the table . No one will ever know.
King nugget: does your club pay good $$ or what?
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Have to laugh when an player in O/35's is getting paid though must be good prizemoney
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Oh burn.East Boy wrote:Far out your such a geekKitchimo wrote:Of course not.
I think the point I was trying to make is that some clubs knowingly and deliberately breach league rules.
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Why laugh? Worth every penny I say - you agree don't you marooned?Gunner4eva wrote:Have to laugh when an player in O/35's is getting paid though must be good prizemoney
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Kitchimo wrote:The issue for me is if that any of the players are getting paid more than $99 a week it:
a) is illegal if they don't declare it as income to the ATO; (not my business, I know) and,
b) breaches SAASL competition rules.
Is that really an issue for you Kitchimo, it certainly doesn't affect my daily life. As someone who has been paid in the past to play, I gave all of it back to their major sponsor - the local pub.
All they were really doing is paying me to drink in their bar and not somewhere else.
What someone does/does not declare to the tax man is certainly none of my business
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Why have rules?God is an Englishman wrote:Kitchimo wrote:The issue for me is if that any of the players are getting paid more than $99 a week it:
a) is illegal if they don't declare it as income to the ATO; (not my business, I know) and,
b) breaches SAASL competition rules.
Is that really an issue for you Kitchimo, it certainly doesn't affect my daily life. As someone who has been paid in the past to play, I gave all of it back to their major sponsor - the local pub.
All they were really doing is paying me to drink in their bar and not somewhere else.
What someone does/does not declare to the tax man is certainly none of my business
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Gunner4eva wrote:
Have to laugh when an player in O/35's is getting paid though must be good prizemoney
Over 35s are on a win only bonus, dont think they have been paid in 2 years. Centrelink are their major sponsor.
Have to laugh when an player in O/35's is getting paid though must be good prizemoney
Why laugh? Worth every penny I say - you agree don't you marooned?
Over 35s are on a win only bonus, dont think they have been paid in 2 years. Centrelink are their major sponsor.
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and as you would know in your employment there's ways round rules.Kitchimo wrote:Why have rules?God is an Englishman wrote:Kitchimo wrote:The issue for me is if that any of the players are getting paid more than $99 a week it:
a) is illegal if they don't declare it as income to the ATO; (not my business, I know) and,
b) breaches SAASL competition rules.
Is that really an issue for you Kitchimo, it certainly doesn't affect my daily life. As someone who has been paid in the past to play, I gave all of it back to their major sponsor - the local pub.
All they were really doing is paying me to drink in their bar and not somewhere else.
What someone does/does not declare to the tax man is certainly none of my business
If a club wants to pay someone $150 then they will find a way. eg. That person helps with coaching, that person washes the kit, that person picks up a ball after training. So, he's paid $99 for playing and $51 for picking up a cone. All part of his "hobby" and without being a tax accountant - is non declarable and also within league rules.
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And I laugh at your fishing attempt Jay....Jay Now Hobbling wrote:
I know you all think that clubs are rolling in cash but its far from the truth.
I laughed at Nugget's comment that we are one of the Big 4.
At a guess, the top 4 financial clubs would be Elizabeth Downs, Parafield Gardens, Elizabeth Vale, Modbury Vista, Tea Tree Gully and I would guess Brahma Lodge, Para Hills West, Adelaide Villa, Pontians, Salisbury Florina and Salisbury Inter would be in the Top 10. Para Hills East would be another one in there. Don't confuse player payments with income and profit. There is a massive difference.
The underlined side came from div3 last year and the thought of them being in the top 10 for payments is ridiculous...
Read the top two highlighted points from your quote, then keep the underlined club in mind, no juniors to help them out, just supporters and members.
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Think he is referring to financials, as in bar turn over and $$ in the bank, certainly not player payments, Brahma are a well supported club that has grown largely at a quick rate over the past few years, hence his inclusion of Brahma in his post.Chaos wrote:And I laugh at your fishing attempt Jay....Jay Now Hobbling wrote:
I know you all think that clubs are rolling in cash but its far from the truth.
I laughed at Nugget's comment that we are one of the Big 4.
At a guess, the top 4 financial clubs would be Elizabeth Downs, Parafield Gardens, Elizabeth Vale, Modbury Vista, Tea Tree Gully and I would guess Brahma Lodge, Para Hills West, Adelaide Villa, Pontians, Salisbury Florina and Salisbury Inter would be in the Top 10. Para Hills East would be another one in there. Don't confuse player payments with income and profit. There is a massive difference.
The underlined side came from div3 last year and the thought of them being in the top 10 for payments is ridiculous...
Read the top two highlighted points from your quote, then keep the underlined club in mind, no juniors to help them out, just supporters and members.
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Sorry for attempting to pump up your club. If you read my post, I don't say that those clubs pay the most, simply that I think they would be the most financial. You have a good following, a good group that supports the bar, decent sponsors and you don't pay players.Chaos wrote:And I laugh at your fishing attempt Jay....Jay Now Hobbling wrote:
I know you all think that clubs are rolling in cash but its far from the truth.
I laughed at Nugget's comment that we are one of the Big 4.
At a guess, the top 4 financial clubs would be Elizabeth Downs, Parafield Gardens, Elizabeth Vale, Modbury Vista, Tea Tree Gully and I would guess Brahma Lodge, Para Hills West, Adelaide Villa, Pontians, Salisbury Florina and Salisbury Inter would be in the Top 10. Para Hills East would be another one in there. Don't confuse player payments with income and profit. There is a massive difference.
The underlined side came from div3 last year and the thought of them being in the top 10 for payments is ridiculous...
Read the top two highlighted points from your quote, then keep the underlined club in mind, no juniors to help them out, just supporters and members.
So why don't you read before you throw your toy out the crib.
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This really is part of the reason why this forum has gone to shit in the last 2 years.
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I wasn't referring to taxation rules, more so to league rules. As I stated, whether income is declared to the ATO isn't my business (and I really couldn't care less anyway, but it it as 'issue' for me as a taxpayer as essentially the money not being paid is 'our' as in Australia's money).God is an Englishman wrote:If a club wants to pay someone $150 then they will find a way. eg. That person helps with coaching, that person washes the kit, that person picks up a ball after training. So, he's paid $99 for playing and $51 for picking up a cone. All part of his "hobby" and without being a tax accountant - is non declarable and also within league rules.
The point is, why bother having the rules if people are going to knowingly and deliberately breach them when they understand that is it impossible to police? Why not utilise a better 'leveller' such as a points cap?
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excuse the ignorance, but how would a points cap work?Kitchimo wrote:
The point is, why bother having the rules if people are going to knowingly and deliberately breach them when they understand that is it impossible to police? Why not utilise a better 'leveller' such as a points cap?