Re: 2024 Out of Contract : Tue Mar 14, 2023 8:54 pm  

Clark will be here, so will Currie, Mata'utia i can see getting a 1 year contract. I assume it'll be either Minikin or Russell who stays and i'd prefer Russell.
Longstaff was gone last year, there was no way especially after his loan this year he was coming back.
If we are chading a centre i assume it would be Gildart, but i hope not and hope Wrench is our starting centre next year.

Re: 2024 Out of Contract : Tue Mar 14, 2023 9:24 pm  

fez1 wrote:

What is a multiplier contract?

Perhaps I’ve not used the correct term.
But it’s a tiered contract.
For scenario & example.
A club is hit by C-19 but wants to keep the best player but are basically running debt.
So to manage the debt through the pandemic, a contact like, year 1 - £100k, year 2 - £200k, year 3 - £300k.

Those figures are my own and used only to explain the ‘multiplier’ tiered contract I referred.

Re: 2024 Out of Contract : Tue Mar 14, 2023 9:28 pm  

Clark is currently playing as well as I have seen him. He has often looked as if he has been playing injured but not now. This loose forward role is really suiting him & even when we get our extra big boys back playing it would be wise to give him some time in that position. With a few more forwards about it would also be handy to give him the odd spell on the bench ... he deserves it.
Not many like him about ... keep him.

Re: 2024 Out of Contract : Tue Mar 14, 2023 9:35 pm  

Or thane wrote:

Clark will be here, so will Currie, Mata'utia i can see getting a 1 year contract. I assume it'll be either Minikin or Russell who stays and i'd prefer Russell.
Longstaff was gone last year, there was no way especially after his loan this year he was coming back.
If we are chading a centre i assume it would be Gildart, but i hope not and hope Wrench is our starting centre next year.

Agree with that last part I’d prefer Wrench over Gildart.

[Fantastic Mr Catpiss]

Re: 2024 Out of Contract : Tue Mar 14, 2023 11:16 pm  

rubber duckie wrote:

Perhaps I’ve not used the correct term.
But it’s a tiered contract.
For scenario & example.
A club is hit by C-19 but wants to keep the best player but are basically running debt.
So to manage the debt through the pandemic, a contact like, year 1 - £100k, year 2 - £200k, year 3 - £300k.

Those figures are my own and used only to explain the ‘multiplier’ tiered contract I referred.

EH?

Re: 2024 Out of Contract : Tue Mar 14, 2023 11:18 pm  

Anyone got a slide rule.

[Fantastic Mr Catpiss]

Re: 2024 Out of Contract : Wed Mar 15, 2023 7:37 am  

rubber duckie wrote:

Perhaps I’ve not used the correct term.
But it’s a tiered contract.
For scenario & example.
A club is hit by C-19 but wants to keep the best player but are basically running debt.
So to manage the debt through the pandemic, a contact like, year 1 - £100k, year 2 - £200k, year 3 - £300k.

Those figures are my own and used only to explain the ‘multiplier’ tiered contract I referred.

Any chance you can Try explaining this again for me, like I'm 5 years old.

How was covid 19 anything to do with daryl clark's contract that was signed in 2019? (Aside from the two instances of 19)

Re: 2024 Out of Contract : Wed Mar 15, 2023 7:40 am  

I thought weighted contracts were deemed against the spirit of the Salary Cap?

Re: 2024 Out of Contract : Wed Mar 15, 2023 7:57 am  

Fantastic Mr Catpiss wrote:

Any chance you can Try explaining this again for me, like I'm 5 years old.

How was covid 19 anything to do with daryl clark's contract that was signed in 2019? (Aside from the two instances of 19)

I was asked to explain and I said a ‘scenario’ how a building contract might be used or set up. It’s not Clark!
I stated I don’t know the details of Clark’s contract. His contract might have been signed when we had 2 marquees or as future deal on another.
I’m sure there can’t only be Clark and/or Wire who have this type of contact. It may even be Currie who is/was also on it.



Thanks for the info on Clark’s contract signing btw.

Re: 2024 Out of Contract : Wed Mar 15, 2023 8:03 am  

IIRC Walker was given an extended contract last year to end of 2025 so it can safely be assumed he stays hence his improved game time. Clark is increasingly being used as an extra middle and this is likely the way forward for him at the club. If he’s happy he stays if not he moves on. The unknown factor is the possible testimonial after 10 years service which certainly paid a part in Curries last renewal. However having seen Charnley granted one last week who knows.