I say this based on the article located here;

www.code13rugbyleague.com/2011/1 ... p-changes/

which highlights which teams get credited with the salary cap increases,

and it was Featherstone Lions, not Rovers (sorry if that wasn't clear)

I say this based on the article located here;

www.code13rugbyleague.com/2011/1 ... p-changes/

which highlights which teams get credited with the salary cap increases,

and it was Featherstone Lions, not Rovers (sorry if that wasn't clear)

Ramble maybe, but also the truth !
Either way thanks for your response and i see where your confusion came from.
Maybe if it read; Westerman (Hull/Cas) Hardacre (Leeds/Fev)
Sinfield (Leeds/Leeds) it would be clearer/correct.
The article is misleading and the whole concept seems to me a little odd, although i accept it may be a step in the right direction 'to enable the top clubs' to retain key players lets face it how many clubs outside the top 4/5 will this benefit anyway (i dont think with the figure of upto £100,000 it makes a massive difference - esp if you consider a player that is with you over ten years will only have half his salary counted towards the cap in comparison).
One thing i'm unclear of is to what degree you have to produce/develop a player for him to count as club developed ?
Does a player have to come through scholorship, 18's, 20's or one or two of the three ? is it based on time spent with the first club ?
If anyone knows the answer i would be interested to know !
Example for me Brett Ferres like Westy born and bred in Cas (Brett was scholar at Cas, then signed and initialy developed at Bradford, then signed and further developed at Wakefield before returning to Cas) for me Ferres (Cas/Bradford) but i dont know the full rules/details ?
Regards !

Ramble maybe, but also the truth !
Either way thanks for your response and i see where your confusion came from.
Maybe if it read; Westerman (Hull/Cas) Hardacre (Leeds/Fev)
Sinfield (Leeds/Leeds) it would be clearer/correct.
The article is misleading and the whole concept seems to me a little odd, although i accept it may be a step in the right direction 'to enable the top clubs' to retain key players lets face it how many clubs outside the top 4/5 will this benefit anyway (i dont think with the figure of upto £100,000 it makes a massive difference - esp if you consider a player that is with you over ten years will only have half his salary counted towards the cap in comparison).
One thing i'm unclear of is to what degree you have to produce/develop a player for him to count as club developed ?
Does a player have to come through scholorship, 18's, 20's or one or two of the three ? is it based on time spent with the first club ?
If anyone knows the answer i would be interested to know !
Example for me Brett Ferres like Westy born and bred in Cas (Brett was scholar at Cas, then signed and initialy developed at Bradford, then signed and further developed at Wakefield before returning to Cas) for me Ferres (Cas/Bradford) but i dont know the full rules/details ?
Regards !