klaan wrote:Penalties are written into the regs..... For breach of less than $10k the fine is dollar for dollar. $10k to $50k the fine is $50k and no recruiting for a year.
What's the ruling if you are a repeat offender like Norwood.
Nothing. We offended once, we haven't offended since.
Were you holding your breath and stamping your feet whilst you made this post.?
klaan wrote:Penalties are written into the regs..... For breach of less than $10k the fine is dollar for dollar. $10k to $50k the fine is $50k and no recruiting for a year.
What's the ruling if you are a repeat offender like Norwood.
Nothing. We offended once, we haven't offended since.
Were you holding your breathe and stamping your feet whilst you made this post.?
Fact is we pay per game, not per season. Mcguinnes played 4, Campbell none, Jericho 11, Newton 11, Batsanis 14 etc.
When and if an "official" charge is laid and we give our FACTS to the SANFL we will be well UNDER the salary cap.
Brodlach wrote:Clubs budget on a certain number of injuries in a season and West didn't have as many as expected according to Russell. Only very slightly over apparently and they let the SANFL know as soon as it was discovered
I wonder if this is the reason why West was rotating players late in the season
July 11th 2012....
Brodlach wrote:Rory Laird might end up the best IMO, he is an absolute jet. He has been in great form at the Bloods
2024 Melbourne Cup Punting Challenge winner knocking off the Pirate King!
The SANFL Salary Cap people work with the clubs and tell them how they're tracking, so West and the SANFL must have known well in advance that they were going to be over.
Dogwatcher wrote:Still no comment on the actual topic from Topsy.
Dittmar and/or his employer better have a good lawyer is what I'm hearing.
There you go sweetheart.
'People are not stupid. They know when they are being conned. And two reserves teams operating in a League competition will reduce it to a farce, a competition without a soul.'
CENTURION wrote:seriously, who cares. What difference would it have made?
Ssssh don't spoil the fun
Took two teams cheating to end the dynasty
North actually ended the dynasty in the first semi
Westies don't have a paper bag sponser like the doggies do
No The Eagles ended it last year with a 3 point win in the Grand Final.
WOOOOO, Premiers 1993, 2006 and 2011! Eagles - P 528 W 320 L 205 D 3 W% 60.89 WFC - P 575 W 160 L 411 D 4 W% 28.17 WTFC - P 1568 W 702 L 841 D 25 W% 45.56 Total - P 2671 W 1183 L 1457 D 32 W% 44.88 3 Flags - 1 Club
The West Adelaide Football Club regret to advise it has breached the SANFL salary cap regulations. At no stage was our salary cap breach intentional. We prepared and submitted our player contracts at the start of the season on the same basis as previous years using certain assumptions which turned out to be incorrect. A complete declaration of our player contracts were fully and transparently disclosed to the SANFL at the appropriate time early in the 2012 season. We take full responsibility for this outcome and apologise to our members, supporters and the SANFL football community for the unintended breach.
The Club understands the South Australian Football Commission will be meeting early next week to discuss the matter and will make no further comment until the Club has been advised of the Commission’s decision.
Kym Russell Chief Executive Officer
July 11th 2012....
Brodlach wrote:Rory Laird might end up the best IMO, he is an absolute jet. He has been in great form at the Bloods
2024 Melbourne Cup Punting Challenge winner knocking off the Pirate King!
Love to see the full disclosure of the breaches - my mail is that West are substantially down playing the extent of their issues re their public comment to date?
The West Adelaide Football Club regret to advise it has breached the SANFL salary cap regulations. At no stage was our salary cap breach intentional. We prepared and submitted our player contracts at the start of the season on the same basis as previous years using certain assumptions which turned out to be incorrect. A complete declaration of our player contracts were fully and transparently disclosed to the SANFL at the appropriate time early in the 2012 season. We take full responsibility for this outcome and apologise to our members, supporters and the SANFL football community for the unintended breach.
The Club understands the South Australian Football Commission will be meeting early next week to discuss the matter and will make no further comment until the Club has been advised of the Commission’s decision.
Kym Russell Chief Executive Officer
It is is not intentional then it has to be incompetent. Simple management would advert this.
JK wrote:The SANFL Salary Cap people work with the clubs and tell them how they're tracking, so West and the SANFL must have known well in advance that they were going to be over.
I'm thinking the same - if it was the case they should have known in advance, it could have been headed off by the club and/or the SANFL, before it transpired into a breach.
Suddenly, the Foxtel Cup and R24(?) team selections have a bit more perspective.
Steve Bradbury and Michael Milton. Aussie Legends.
Dogwatcher wrote:Congrats. Finally, an on-topic post where you didn't bag the Dogs..
My overwhelming sense is that of relief tinged with a soupçon of validation.
'People are not stupid. They know when they are being conned. And two reserves teams operating in a League competition will reduce it to a farce, a competition without a soul.'