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8 minutes ago, The Hallucinating Goose said:

This morning I was having a conversation with my brother about the wages of coaching staff in football and it occurred to me that I didn't know the kind of wages RL coaching staff get so I was just wondering if anyone knew the sorts of amounts? 

Yep.

But it's not appropriate to post on an internet forum.

Safe to say it's less than soccer, though.

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On 23/09/2023 at 10:21, The Hallucinating Goose said:

This morning I was having a conversation with my brother about the wages of coaching staff in football and it occurred to me that I didn't know the kind of wages RL coaching staff get so I was just wondering if anyone knew the sorts of amounts? 

 

On 23/09/2023 at 10:29, Griff said:

Yep.

But it's not appropriate to post on an internet forum.

Safe to say it's less than soccer, though.

I have often wondered this.

Not sure a salary range couldn't be stated on a site like this, no-one is asking for a person's individual salary and there are loads of websites that show average salaries by occupation in private and public sector organisations.

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1 hour ago, TrueBull said:

Best paid RL jobs are Defence coach in RU….

It's not just the money, it's the time. People that go to RU to do that are working significantly less on small facet of the game. The same coach could be working 60 hours a week over long drawn out days, 6/7 days a week in RL.

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In the NRL the top, "franchise" coaches get paid as much as the highest-paid players. Bennett was allegedly hired on $1.4m at Dolphins, Trent Robinson's supposedly on $1m at the Roosters. But up-and-coming coaches are more like $400k, so less than half what the top player at the particular club would earn. 

I'd imagine it's probably about the same sort of ratio to player wage here, obviously at a lower level. 

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9 hours ago, Bedfordshire Bronco said:

Why on earth should it be inappropriate? 

And before you ask anyone would easily get an idea what I earn as my jobs scales are nationally agreed

But there are no job scales for Championship Rugby League coaches.

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I don't even know how much the average Super League player earns. A relative pittance probably. It's a damn shame.

Wages in soccer have gone absolutely parabolic lately, and it seems RL is languishing to the point that I don't know how those involved make it worth their while.

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2 hours ago, Hull Kingston Bronco said:

In the NRL the top, "franchise" coaches get paid as much as the highest-paid players. Bennett was allegedly hired on $1.4m at Dolphins, Trent Robinson's supposedly on $1m at the Roosters. But up-and-coming coaches are more like $400k, so less than half what the top player at the particular club would earn. 

I'd imagine it's probably about the same sort of ratio to player wage here, obviously at a lower level. 

Wonder what the motivation for Bennett is these days.....he must have enough money for hundred years worth of retirement 

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14 hours ago, ehbandit said:

Not a lot. I was at a SL academy club doing S&C. 20 hr contract(worked a lot more, unpaid) on minimum wage.

If you worked more than your contracted hours and you were on minimum wage, you were effectively on less than minimum wage and they'd be breaking employment rules - if you took them to court you'd have a good case

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To answer this question alternatively, from memory of around 2012, I remember learning that the GM of a SL club on avg was earning about £50k - £60k.

I was astonished as my guess at the time was a minimum £125k.

Now let’s consider what an assistant SL club coach earns.

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2 hours ago, Spidey said:

If you worked more than your contracted hours and you were on minimum wage, you were effectively on less than minimum wage and they'd be breaking employment rules - if you took them to court you'd have a good case

I suspect plenty of staff work for less than the going rate for their job or even minimum wage if it's associated with a professional sport that they love 

E.g. at my point on life I'd def take a significant pay cut to do something with Broncos or a SL club ......there is value in being involved with something you live and care about as a hobby 

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1 hour ago, Griff said:

Feel free.  But I won't be taking part.

 

1 hour ago, Sports Prophet said:

To answer this question alternatively, from memory of around 2012, I remember learning that the GM of a SL club on avg was earning about £50k - £60k.

I was astonished as my guess at the time was a minimum £125k.

Now let’s consider what an assistant SL club coach earns.

I would tbe surprised if SL coaches are about 80k....seems about right to me based on how much money out sport has 

I guess there is also a LOT of people who want to do it.....this keeps the salary down too

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