Berkeley_Eagle
Current Status: 24/7 Manly Fan
3rd Party deals
How do these exactly work ?
Are they included in the cap
How do these exactly work ?
Are they included in the cap
3rd Party deals
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RE: 3rd Party deals
I believe that if they are by a club related sponsor, organised by the club, or only available whilst the player is at the club, then yes, it counts.
If it is a sponsorship that would make no difference where they played (ie - Marshall and the Footy Show), then it doesn't count.
I believe that if they are by a club related sponsor, organised by the club, or only available whilst the player is at the club, then yes, it counts.
If it is a sponsorship that would make no difference where they played (ie - Marshall and the Footy Show), then it doesn't count.
RE: 3rd Party deals
3rd party deals were introduced because some high profile players were able to command significant cash to promote a business or appear as a commentator (Ala Smith on Fox).
The NRL allows 3rd party deals with businesses that are not a current sponsor of the club and the club cannot make any guarantees in relation to any income derived from that 3rd party deal. I don't think the club can even arrange the deal, it has to be negotiated separately by the players agent.
Unfotunately some clubs such as the donkeys have abused the system through their thoroughbreds group of businessmen who routinely organise 3rd party deals to top up players contracts.
3rd party deals were introduced because some high profile players were able to command significant cash to promote a business or appear as a commentator (Ala Smith on Fox).
The NRL allows 3rd party deals with businesses that are not a current sponsor of the club and the club cannot make any guarantees in relation to any income derived from that 3rd party deal. I don't think the club can even arrange the deal, it has to be negotiated separately by the players agent.
Unfotunately some clubs such as the donkeys have abused the system through their thoroughbreds group of businessmen who routinely organise 3rd party deals to top up players contracts.
ManlyBacker
Winging it
RE: 3rd Party deals
From http://www.nrl.com/nrlhq/referencecentre/salarycap/tabid/10434/default.aspx which outlines all cap restrictions for all club teams including Toyota Cup.
In 2006, the NRL also introduced an allowance for players who enter into Third Party Agreements with club sponsors. In 2011, the top 25 players are allowed to earn up to a maximum $300,000 from sponsorship leveraging but the total payments under these sponsorship leveraging agreements must not exceed $300,000 per club.
Third Party Agreements
Third party agreements are payments made by companies directly to players. There is no restriction on the amount a player can earn through third party agreements where he is being paid for his own intellectual property, without the need to employ club logos or names and where the company involved is neither a club sponsor nor are they acting on behalf of a club to secure the player’s services. An example of this is a player promoting a brand or product, for example, Billy Slater and Australian Bananas.
Many players do have third party agreements that are outside the salary cap. Individual players have registered third party agreements totalling in excess of $7.5 million in 2011.
All third party agreements must be registered and approved beforehand. This is to ensure that they do not become a way for clubs or players to use sponsors or third parties to undermine the salary cap. There are provisions for club sponsors to enter into agreements with elite players and for details see the Marquee Player Allowance section (which I believe is 300k *MB).
From http://www.nrl.com/nrlhq/referencecentre/salarycap/tabid/10434/default.aspx which outlines all cap restrictions for all club teams including Toyota Cup.
In 2006, the NRL also introduced an allowance for players who enter into Third Party Agreements with club sponsors. In 2011, the top 25 players are allowed to earn up to a maximum $300,000 from sponsorship leveraging but the total payments under these sponsorship leveraging agreements must not exceed $300,000 per club.
Third Party Agreements
Third party agreements are payments made by companies directly to players. There is no restriction on the amount a player can earn through third party agreements where he is being paid for his own intellectual property, without the need to employ club logos or names and where the company involved is neither a club sponsor nor are they acting on behalf of a club to secure the player’s services. An example of this is a player promoting a brand or product, for example, Billy Slater and Australian Bananas.
Many players do have third party agreements that are outside the salary cap. Individual players have registered third party agreements totalling in excess of $7.5 million in 2011.
All third party agreements must be registered and approved beforehand. This is to ensure that they do not become a way for clubs or players to use sponsors or third parties to undermine the salary cap. There are provisions for club sponsors to enter into agreements with elite players and for details see the Marquee Player Allowance section (which I believe is 300k *MB).
Berkeley_Eagle
Current Status: 24/7 Manly Fan
RE: 3rd Party deals
57,000 FB fans $20 each
Could that be a 3rd party deal sort of
57,000 FB fans $20 each
Could that be a 3rd party deal sort of
RE: 3rd Party deals
Hugh jackman could sponsor each player 50 000..
Is it weird that such a high profile supporter doesn't seem to be utilised by the club at all, if only for marketing( but the dollars would be nice too!)
The club had better not be sitting on there hands, it's kinda imperative they drop some good news this week!
Hugh jackman could sponsor each player 50 000..
Is it weird that such a high profile supporter doesn't seem to be utilised by the club at all, if only for marketing( but the dollars would be nice too!)
The club had better not be sitting on there hands, it's kinda imperative they drop some good news this week!
Masked Eagle
Bencher
RE: 3rd Party deals
The Wolfman could be in Wolverine!!!!
joeboy said:
The Wolfman could be in Wolverine!!!!
manlyfan76
There is no A.I. Just better computers
Emergency 3rd party
Ok so why not an emergency 3rd party agreement. If we the fans set up a $2 company and get 5000 fans to donate or buy shares to the value of $20 that's 100k to help keep dce. Hell 2companies and donate an average of $40 each that's two 3rd party deals of 100 k each??? Its that or Manly can register as a religion and stop paying tax and as we all worship on Sundays we are half way there. I think you only need 500 members to start a religion. Praise Bozo!
Ok so why not an emergency 3rd party agreement. If we the fans set up a $2 company and get 5000 fans to donate or buy shares to the value of $20 that's 100k to help keep dce. Hell 2companies and donate an average of $40 each that's two 3rd party deals of 100 k each??? Its that or Manly can register as a religion and stop paying tax and as we all worship on Sundays we are half way there. I think you only need 500 members to start a religion. Praise Bozo!
manlyfan76
There is no A.I. Just better computers
RE: Emergency 3rd party
Cherry pie for everyone. Maybe 4ncherry pie
Cherry pie for everyone. Maybe 4ncherry pie
voicefromthehill
Bencher
RE: Emergency 3rd party
Warrant - now there was a Glam metal band
Warrant - now there was a Glam metal band
Jatz Crackers
First Grader
RE: Emergency 3rd party
I feel a clown will arrive next at this party.
I feel a clown will arrive next at this party.
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