this may be a bit of a none topic or bad reporting,
but i was reading this article:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/36426682
i thought the salary cap was just 1.85 million (then marquee) however the quote from Herthington
""Our salary cap is £1.9m but it has been very rare this season we have turned out a team worth more than £1m. In most games more than half of it has been sat in the stand."
rounding up or do leeds have dispensation from the RFL for a increased CAP (like we did to allow youngster to play last Month)
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Fixed your link - Josie ????Caboosegg wrote:this may be a bit of a none topic or bad reporting,
but i was reading this article:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/36426682
i thought the salary cap was just 1.85 million (then marquee) however the quote from Herthington
""Our salary cap is £1.9m but it has been very rare this season we have turned out a team worth more than £1m. In most games more than half of it has been sat in the stand."
rounding up or do leeds have dispensation from the RFL for a increased CAP (like we did to allow youngster to play last Month)
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Why is the loss of the training ground causing so much of a problem? Surely they can train at other facilities?
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Any port in a storm Josie.josie andrews wrote:Why is the loss of the training ground causing so much of a problem? Surely they can train at other facilities?
Does seem mad as to how they've imploded this season though and I'm not surprised that they're struggling for answers.
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Just an easy excuse despite the fact it means nothing - maybe the first couple of matches when they got settled somewherejosie andrews wrote:Why is the loss of the training ground causing so much of a problem? Surely they can train at other facilities?
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Of the many excuses offered over Leeds implosion thats the one that made me chuckle,how coddled these pro rugby players are nowadays get a grip,have a satsuma and a dollop of deep heat at half time and get on with life.josie andrews wrote:Why is the loss of the training ground causing so much of a problem? Surely they can train at other facilities?
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Exactly Josie, like for example, the Stanningley Amateur Rugby League Club where their Academies play their games.josie andrews wrote:Why is the loss of the training ground causing so much of a problem? Surely they can train at other facilities?