Hang on a minute??
Melbourne costs more to live in than Adelaide, so why don't Melbourne clubs receive a "Cost of living" allowance in their salary cap??
Obviously its because the "Cost of living" allowance has nothing to do with the cost of rent in Sydney. The cost of living is utterly irrelevant. The reason they get the extra million bucks is to ensure their success.
Thats why the Lions lost their "Cost of living" allowance after three flags.
The truth is the swans just cant make a go of it on a level playing field and so they need charity in the form of the rules being bent.
The swans are nothing more than AFL endorsed cheats.
Now I have been saying this for many years so its nothing to do with the Grand final loss.
I was quite happy for my Dads team to win one. RIP Dad.
However the Swans have been guilty of sheer, unadulterated arrogance in the pursuit of Tippet. Rubbing other clubs noses in it.
The cost of living undermines the integrity of the salary cap and therefore the competition.
Does the AFL leadership lack the courage to "Level the playing field" as its fears the Swans bottoming out?
How long will the AFL endorse this inequity between the clubs?
Melbourne costs more to live in than Adelaide, so why don't Melbourne clubs receive a "Cost of living" allowance in their salary cap??
Obviously its because the "Cost of living" allowance has nothing to do with the cost of rent in Sydney. The cost of living is utterly irrelevant. The reason they get the extra million bucks is to ensure their success.
Thats why the Lions lost their "Cost of living" allowance after three flags.
The truth is the swans just cant make a go of it on a level playing field and so they need charity in the form of the rules being bent.
The swans are nothing more than AFL endorsed cheats.
Now I have been saying this for many years so its nothing to do with the Grand final loss.
I was quite happy for my Dads team to win one. RIP Dad.
However the Swans have been guilty of sheer, unadulterated arrogance in the pursuit of Tippet. Rubbing other clubs noses in it.
The cost of living undermines the integrity of the salary cap and therefore the competition.
Does the AFL leadership lack the courage to "Level the playing field" as its fears the Swans bottoming out?
How long will the AFL endorse this inequity between the clubs?