Anyone know much about how this works?
I believe if the player gets injured then the club can claim his wages from the insurance policy.
I think it is standard in the A-League.
I would have thought the odds of a player being injured were reasonably high though; am curious why any company would insure for this.
Would a club have to pay more for a player with a proven history of injuries?
Anyone know much about how this works?
I believe if the player gets injured then the club can claim his wages from the insurance policy.
I think it is standard in the A-League.
I would have thought the odds of a player being injured were reasonably high though; am curious why any company would insure for this.
Would a club have to pay more for a player with a proven history of injuries?
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Anyone know much about how this works?
I believe if the player gets injured then the club can claim his wages from the insurance policy.
I think it is standard in the A-League.
I would have thought the odds of a player being injured were reasonably high though; am curious why any company would insure for this.
Would a club have to pay more for a player with a proven history of injuries?
Thanks for that. Any coincidence that Ifill is now likely out with a ruptured Achilles tendon?
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