[Gentle tipped to leave Hull]

For me, Hull should never have got rid of Sharp. thought he was an excellent well respected coach who was unfortunate with an injury crisis during his last season with the club

[Workington Town player banned for punching]

Yet Lee Briers escapes with a ban.

[Burgess brothers set to rewrite history]

They can afford to do it against a poor team like Wests as the media circus it is attracting here in Sydney is unbelievable.

[The never-ending League Restructure debate (Many merged threads)]

This is a good idea but would players sign up to this agreement? It would surely have to be agreed across all the clubs to include the contract clause.

 

I disagree, when a player signs a contract they should stick with the club for the length of that contract regardless of the league they are in

For me, contracts should be signed onn a sliding scale to account for differences in Salary cap.

For example a player will be on X amount if in tier 1, Y amount if the team gets relegated - that way then clubs can build for the future despite relegation and keep a squad together which can hopefuly push for promotion again the foloiwng year.

In my opinion this would prevent a mass exodus at the end of a season for the relegated team followed by panic buying - - Leigh for example when they got promoted - players like Darren Fleary who simply wasn't good enough.

If players cotracts become void because of relegation then the better players sign for top clubs whilst average ones for lesser clubs - think some players got relegated 3 yrs on the bounce from jumping ships,