daisycutter

for front-ended contracts i can't believe they wouldn't have a claw-back clause if player breaks contract early especially after beams, but it's just common sense anyway.

which represents 10% extra on a 5 x 800k = $4M contract, so he is ahead $400k.....a fair bit of coin

i would imagine that front-loaded contracts would have a pro-rata claw-back clause in the event of the contract not going full term

or jade jormons

they can't sign on with your account they will have to sign on with their account

it may not have been called "prior" but iirc it was just called opportunity or no opportunity, still had to display an "attempt" to dispose when no opportunity. i do recall they were red hot if you had opportunity before being tackled. none of this drag it out stuff. the only leeway when you had opportunity is if you were in the process of breaking the tackle i.e. when the tackle has not yet really stuck

not true. this was never the case in my life time. they certainly played around with the interpretation of prior and also the time allowed to dispose when there was prior, but the concept of prior opportunity was always there getting rid of any prior rule would be bad and just encourage the hunters over the gatherers

passed my 3 barcodes on yesterday

robbie?

i don't think it was ever stationary palm for the ball hand it just had to be clearly hit off the palm by the other hand with a closed fist

sliding doors IF you ever wondered what structure is........... THEN watch gws because that's what it isn't

chit game - both sides very beatable i want to see more physicality

unless they do something explicitly to stop this, i'd say yes

quite....................but i'd take yeo in a heartbeat

no need to hope. club recently extended his contract

who wears hats these days? very anachronistic

cerra looks to be just too expensive ($s and picks) to make it worthwhile we shouldn't also forget that we have a few potential good ones still in development that we can back in taylor and co can always unearth a diamond in the draft esp given the lack of exposure of many this year due to covid

it's gonna take one or two injuries in pf.........and we don't really want that

and gf....and uncle

poor powerpoint skills

not at all af, been retired for years

ross is just hopeless at powerpoint presentations, so he bailed out

mark wizel left cbre and formed wizel property group where ross lyon works

"before the end of the year" doesn't sound like a ringing endorsement of staying at the filth