Welcome. This is why the FFA haven't assisted us at all.
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its 24K per player difference
So we could have a 10 man squad even before we sign a player that has to fit under the cap...
- marquee = 2
- guest player = 1
- mature age rookie (>21 yo) = 1 player
- home grown (<23yo, $150k) = 3 (min wage = $41K)
- contracted NYL player = 3
Then a few half price players:
- loyalty allocation (5+ seasons, $200K) = 3 (min wage = $55K) (max 50% of players wage is excluded)
So 13 players and we've only used ~$100K of the salary cap...
This leaves $2.5M left for the remaining 7 squad positions (~$350K / player).
*Is the junior marquee still a thing?
That's why the big clubs who make full use of these "concessions" if you like, seem on the surface to be well over the cap. I think David Lowe mentioned in his column once that clubs like Victory and SFC have about 6 players in that top bracket before we even get to our highest paid player.
Used to have a U/23 Marquee but I'm pretty sure they got rid of that a few years ago now.
As of right now do we have any home growns/loyalty allocations I'm not thinking of
We'd have both BK's for the loyalty allocation, and we'd have Nick Cowburn and Radovan as home grown would we not?
ยท The existing Home Grown Player allowance outside the Salary Cap has lifted from $150,000 to $200,000. Each Club can include three players who started their careers with the Club, either through the Youth System of the Hyundai A-League squad.
http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/...j1vyywqy5lcn3g
Or more likely the FFA is not using any of the cap exemptions so they can put their hands on their hearts and say they were ensuring the Jets remained competitive by using 90% of the available salary cap... :wanker:
Whats everyones feeling for season 2016-17 in terms of recruitment?
Which imports should we resign?