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Posted May 21, 2024 22:49 · last edited May 21, 2024 22:49

maynardf
Mainland FC
Boyle is a very decent player and still has a lot to offer, but the financial status of the A league (and the new salary cap) would probably make it hard for any club to shell out for his contract buyout and his expected wages.  The trend next year would seem to be promotion from within cub academies, for many clubs and not just the Nix of CCM.
 Is their any change to the salary cap? My understanding is its just the distribution of central funding from APL that will be different - but clubs will still have to pay the cap minimum

I think nyou may be corect with this, APL is keeping more of the funds to themselves so they can stay afloat which reduces the funding provided to the clubs - pretty sure the salary maximums and minimums are unchanged.

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maynardf
Mainland FC
Boyle is a very decent player and still has a lot to offer, but the financial status of the A league (and the new salary cap) would probably make it hard for any club to shell out for his contract buyout and his expected wages.  The trend next year would seem to be promotion from within cub academies, for many clubs and not just the Nix of CCM.
 Is their any change to the salary cap? My understanding is its just the distribution of central funding from APL that will be different - but clubs will still have to pay the cap minimum

I think nyou may be corect with this, APL is keeping more of the funds to themselves so they can stay afloat which reduces the funding provided to the clubs - pretty sure the salay maximums and minimums are unchanged.